[inaudible] now i cant even give it to them. Cant say i blame them. I got over 200 heads. What am i supposed to do with them, watch them burn up . [inaudible] reservation, thats where it is. Them apaches got all the water. Since when . Since when does the rainfall just for apaches . Aint talking about rain. They got a stream. And its pretty low right now. Low is better than nothing here at it starts up there in those mountains and runs straight down onto their land. We could headed the other way [indiscernible] and you would run yourself right into apache guns. Is right. That is apache water. Them apaches dont own that stream. Thats the only water they have right now. You know that, bert. [inaudible] no thanks. Aint even any promise of rain. A man can hardly talk. Hes dry. Nowhere is that water youre talking about . Water is everywhere. Its the first and last, beginning and end. Made the earth he spread the water. Believe me. Have yourself another drink, oldtimer. . Is not enough water
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