Daniel Boone

Howerton: It seems you've been among Indians so long you're beginning to think like one. Daniel: That's the only way to survive out there, Major. I recommend it.

Daniel: General, there's no nourishment on a dry bone.

Daniel (to Grosscup): If you're success depends on beating Campuits you've got a long, hard row to hoe.

Campuits: This is a site I never thought I'd see. Big Turtle bound like a spitted buck. Daniel: You gonna unbind me or stick an apple in my mouth?

Towanga: My father's friend is my friend. Daniel: You know something, that's just the way I'd like for it to be.

Campuits (to Daniel): I have tasted the white man's peace. I have no stomach for it.

Campuits: If you were in my place, would you go? Daniel: I think I'd take any chance to protect my people, to prevent more killing.

Grosscup: Boone, sit down won't you. Daniel: I'm a little particular about who I sit down with. Grosscup: May I offer you a drink? Daniel: The same goes for drinkin' as sittin' down.

Daniel: What about Campuits? Grosscup: He'll hang for murder. Daniel: Then you'd better hang me too because I aim to have your scalp.