So You Think You Got the Drop on Me Well Think Again

"	"And so you think you got the drop on me. Well, think again!"	„
	~ Cadet facing his enemies in a daydream.

Buck is a cocky-centered, activity-loving equus caballus, who serves as one of the protagonists of Disney's 2004 film Abode on the Range. He has a mind of an action equus caballus with martial art skills. He and then reforms at the end and helps the cows after he discovers that Rico, his idol, is secretly working for Alameda Slim.

He was voiced by Cuba Gooding, Jr.

i Personality
2 Appearances
- 2.i Habitation on the Range
3 Trivia
4 Navigation

Personality

Cadet is Sheriff Sam Brownish'southward impetuous equus caballus who is always hungry for action and adventure in the town. He is best friends with Rusty the sheriff dog, and they both seem to enjoy playing tic-tac-toe together. Buck has a trend to act immaturely at times, but he can exist very helpful when he wants to. Being a stallion, Buck usually has a heed of his own.

Appearances

Home on the Range

Buck is first seen with his possessor Sheriff Sam Brown hammering a wanted poster of Alameda Slim. Later, Sam rides on Buck to give Pearl Gesner a bank notice, explaining that the banks are going to auction off her home if she can't pay the full corporeality she owes them, considering they are losing so much money due to cattle rustlers leaving backside so many bankrupt ranchers. When Mrs. Calloway asks if he is proud of reporting this horrid news, Buck arrogantly answers, "As a matter of fact, I am." When Sam suggests to Pearl to sell off a few of her animals to pay the debt, she chases him off her property in a fury, sending him and Buck running.

Buck is later on seen having a daydream of fighting bandits. Buck uses his reins to knock the guns out of the bandits' easily, then defeats them all with his martial arts skills. Later on gloating by making a few victory poses, Buck gets snapped out of his fantasy by Rusty's voice who reminds Buck that information technology's his move at tic-tac-toe, which they were seen playing together. Cadet becomes distraught, complaining that he will never get a chance to fight bandits, but Rusty tries to reassure him that in that location are other things in life besides being a hero. Nevertheless, Buck still thinks otherwise and so embarrasses Rusty with his foolish karate moves.

Former later on, Cadet is distracted by Rico, a supposed compensation hunter and the horse'due south idol, whom Buck claims to be one of the best. When Rico tells Sam that he needs a fresh horse to help him capture outlaw Alameda Slim, Cadet begins immaturely showing off behind them and Rusty. Rico eventually selects Buck, much to the equus caballus's delight, and then saddles him upwards. Cadet exclaims happily that he's wearing Rico'southward saddle, and the two ride off together. At a cattle drive, Buck encounters the farm cows who had the same idea, and gets into a brief argument before they leave him to wallow in his self-compassion when Rico chooses another horse to assist him on his "mission" because from the way he saw Buck's exchange with the cows, he interpreted information technology equally Buck being "skittish around cows." He then tries to enlist some ranchers to return Buck, only for the stallion to escape the ranchers and run off to prove himself to Rico once more.

Buck later decides to travel to Echo Mine alone and capture Alameda Slim himself. Upon arriving there, Cadet comes across Inferior the Buffalo who refuses to let the equus caballus laissez passer, and says that the merely critters that become by him are cows. Maggie, Mrs. Calloway, and Grace and then show up along with Lucky Jack (a jackrabbit who helped the cows reach Echo Mine), and Junior lets all 4 of them pass. When Cadet questions Junior about this, the buffalo states, "They're cows," and when Buck brings up the rabbit, Inferior replies, "Well, obviously, he was with the cows." Cadet tries disarming Junior that he was with the cows also, merely to no avail.

One-time later, Cadet manages to trick the aforementioned horse from earlier into leaving his post (challenge that Rico will pause out the horsewhip once he nabs Slim) so he could become back with Rico. However, when Buck gloats, he is overheard past Junior who snorts angrily, as he had been right backside him. Inferior is later seen chasing Buck around Echo Mine until he is saddled up by Rico, to which Buck happily gallops off with him. The chase eventually ends when all groups collide with the railroad train.

When Slim reveals that Rico is actually a mercenary who was working for the outlaw all along, Buck is left feeling betrayed and heartbroken. Seeing the cows beingness forced into the train by Slim's goons, the horse turns on his traitorous rider by flailing about wildly and manages to buck Rico off his saddle. When Rico attempts to shoot Buck afterwards, Mrs. Calloway and Maggie manage to take out the imitation bounty hunter. Buck then switches sides by accompanying the cows and helps defeat the Willie Brothers and Mr. Wesley. He likewise frees all of the stolen cattle that Slim and the Willies had been harboring in Echo Mine.

Later on, Cadet, Lucky Jack, and the cows hijack a train to become domicile, but it gets in the path of some other oncoming train. When the switch that reverses the train runway breaks, Buck, thinking fast, wedges Lucky Jack's wooden peg leg in the switch's opening and pushes him down like a lever, thereby saving the cows from a possible collision while the driver of the oncoming railroad train yells, "Roadhogs!" Lucky Jack tries to pull his peg leg out of the lever while he and Buck wish the cows good luck, and the two somewhen arrive at Footling Patch of Sky after Slim is arrested when his disguise is removed.

Buck is terminal seen instruction the piggies karate and dancing with all the other farm animals every bit they celebrate Pearl's farm existence saved and re-opened.

Trivia

Cadet is very similar to Chance from the Homeward Leap films in that they are both impetuous and act immaturely.
When Buck says, "Got milk?" to the cows, his dialogue is based on various Goggle box commercials featuring the humorous tagline: "Got milk?"

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So You Think You Got the Drop on Me Well Think Again

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Personality

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Home on the Range

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