When Slim dons his Yancy O'Del disguise, the Willies all exclaim in fear. One asks, "Who are you?" and another asks, "What did you do with Uncle Slim?" The first Willie tells the disguised Slim to put up his dukes

The Willie Brothers, also known as The Willies, are supporting antagonists of Home on the Range. They are Alameda Slim's triplet of nephews and henchmen

The Willie Brothers, also known as The Willies, are supporting antagonists of Home on the Range. They are Alameda Slim's triplet of nephews and henchmen

who had journeyed to Echo Mine to try to capture Slim and use the reward money to save their farm from bankruptcy However, the Willies are soon thwarted by Buck and Lucky Jack, who also manage to free all the stolen cattle that were harbored by Slim and the Willies

The Willie Brothers are first seen when Maggie, Mrs. Calloway, and Grace arrive at a cattle drive When their uncle arrives, they greet him by saying, "Howdy, Slim!" Slim, however, silences his nephews and slaps them across the face before explaining that they have work to do. The

The Willies are later seen at Echo Mine, their uncle's hideout. One of them is seen playing with a cootie catcher When Slim arrives, he shouts at them to get their attention, and reveals his plan to buy Little Patch of Heaven after he auctions off all the other farms in the vicinity

"To Believe In One's Dreams Is A Manifestation Of Insanity."

Slim has Rico as his enforcer, his nephews, the Willies as his assistants, and Mr. Wesley as one of his clients. He was voiced by Randy Quaid, who also played Elijah C. Skuggs in Freaked, Nick Laemle in Parents, and Sheriff Mike Collins in Hard Rain.

. The Willies then manage to steal many herds of cattle during the "Yodel-Adle-Eedle-Idle-Oo" sequence, thanks to Slim's yodeling as it subdues any bovine that hears it save Grace (due to her being tone-deaf).

The Willie Brothers, also known as The Willies, are supporting antagonists of Home on the Range They are Alameda Slim's triplet of nephews and henchmen. Each one has rhyming names in their real names which are Phil, Gil, and Bill.

The defeated Willie Brothers are eventually locked in a train cart along with Rico and Mr. Wesley, who were also beaten up by Buck, Lucky Jack, and Pearl's cows It is unknown what happened to the Willies afterwards, but it is presumed that they, along with Rico and Wesley, end up being arrested following Slim's arrest for their crimes

The defeated Willie Brothers are eventually locked in a train cart along with Rico and Mr. Wesley, who were also beaten up by Buck, Lucky Jack, and Pearl's cows It is unknown what happened to the Willies afterwards, but it is presumed that they, along with Rico and Wesley, end up being arrested following Slim's arrest for their crimes

only for Slim to painfully squeeze his nephew's hand and slap him across the face before telling him it's Uncle Slim and that he uses this disguise to sneak in the auctions and buy all the land

Alameda Slim is a feared, wanted cattle rustler who is said to be capable of stealing five thousand cattle in a single night He has the ability to entrance cattle through his yodeling, which he utilizes in his thefts.

At the end of the movie, Junior has left the services of Alameda Slim (since Slim is in jail) and arrives, along with Barry and Bob, at Little Patch of Heaven where he courts Mrs. Calloway. He also dances with all the other farm animals as they celebrate Pearl's farm being saved and re-opened

However, the brothers do have some level of endurance, such as withstanding multiple slaps and hits from Slim Slim and seemingly recovering from being kicked by Slim's boot. They are loyal to their uncle and willingly aid him in his crimes,