Run Patrick Run Buck tricked him so he can be with Rico

He manages to trick Patrick into leaving his post by warning him about Rico. He tells Patrick that Rico will break out the horse whip when he's finished with his task, and he wasn't shy about using it. Taking Buck's advice

he interpreted it as Buck being "skittish around cows," leaving Buck distraught Sometime later, after Buck had escaped some ranchers who tried to return the stallion, he finds Patrick guarding his post at Echo Mine

Patrick runs away to avoid Rico. so he can live his new life

Patrick runs away to avoid Rico. Buck then gloats and says, "He must be taking stupid lessons from that buffalo."

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.

Barry and Bob are first seen sleeping at a cattle drive with the other 4998 cattle When Maggie, Grace, and Mrs. Calloway pass by, they all wake up and Barry and Bob begin to flirt with the dairy cows

and when Buck brings up the rabbit, Junior replies, "Well, obviously, he was with the cows." Buck tries convincing Junior that he was with the cows too, but to no avail.

Slim is calling Junior for his help Junior is trying to kill Buck and eat him for his revenge

Sometime later, Buck tricks another horse into leaving his post so he could get back with Rico and then gloats. However, Buck is overheard by Junior who snorts angrily, as he had been right behind him

buck falls in the barrels and the rabbit hits slim with his frying pan when they first met

Norman Bates' first conversation with his Mother as a teen:

No buck of mine is going to be seen with a west side doe!

This horse can be a cow as he did. Before the horse took the cow away, the cow is sitting and giving birth to a baby. Our baby is out of the pouch biting the cord off. Now the horse wants to visit another horse, in their boy and girl.

At last he landed lightly on the bank a few feet away. Bellerophon saw that the wings were shining silver. The horse bent over to drink. Bellerophon knew that this was his chance! He rose slowly and leaped upon the horse's back. He had no time to slip the golden bridle over the horse's head. He wrapped his arms around the horse's neck.

At last he landed lightly on the bank a few feet away. Bellerophon saw that the wings were shining silver. The horse bent over to drink. Bellerophon knew that this was his chance! He rose slowly and leaped upon the horse's back. He had no time to slip the golden bridle over the horse's head. He wrapped his arms around the horse's neck.