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from Mexico to use for the cattle drives. "We had an awful time with those cattle," he recalled. "They trucked them in, and they were nervous, skittish." Then they were put in pens with hot fences. The first day of shooting the cattle drive scenes, about 15 cowboys saddled up to move the herd. "Those cows from old Mexico had never seen a man on a horse," Hughes grinned. "When they rode in among those cows, they went berserk!" The cattle tore down more than a mile and a half of railroad fence, and then scattered--some of them went all the way up to Hyde Park (in the mountains northeast of