Daniel Boone

Jemima: Who needs household goods when you can have the moon and the stars livin' next door?

Daniel: Dreams are made of moonbeams, Mima. Catch enough of 'em and they'll come true.

Yadkin (about the bear he shot): By doggies, he went down like the Alleghanies sat on him.

Daniel: What swamp did you crawl out of, Fowler?

Horton (about Fowler): I needed an interpreter. His credentials are his own business.

Fowler (to Horton): This here ain't London Town, general, and them bucks ain't no tin soldier boys.

Fowler (to Horton): To an Indian, a white girl's worth her weight in gold.

Fowler (to Jemima): Don't forget, girlie, I'm the only friend that you got.

Yadkin: Dan'l, when you bite off trouble you sure do it with a mighty big appetite.

Horton: It's your country, Boone. You're welcome to it.

Rebecca (to Daniel): Next thing you know you won't be able to go deer hunting by yourself.