A character mishears that the burro, who is acting as a diversion, is a "virgin." The character then replies, "She's a virgin? I am, too! Unless you count cantaloupes."
A man asks a woman if she knew another character. She replies, "In the biblical sense?" And then proceeds to detail all the places in her house where she "knew him in the biblical sense."
A female character attempts to flirt with a male character after he tells her good morning. She says that in the dream she had about him the night before he "wasn't good" he was "very, very naughty."
This movie is a comedy/satire that pokes fun at all types of cowboy and Indian western movies therefore there are many sexually oriented references and double entendre form.
There are many women in dresses with gaping cleavage shown.
From an angle seen by the viewer a burro seems to be giving a character oral sex. The burro is just eating a carrot but the fellow holding the carrot acts as if it is sexually rewarding to him. However, in a subsequent scene, it is shown that the character is now eating the carrot, while the burro continues the same movements. The character says, "this is so much better than canteloupes" which was a line used earlier to convey masturbation, implying the burro now really is giving him oral sex.
There is one female Indian woman with the name "Beaver Breath" and another with the name "never wears bra". Although there is no nudity here, her erect nipples can clearly be seen through her top.
A main character puts his face between the breasts of a woman displaying a great deal of cleavage.
A man is said to have enjoyed "handstand sex".
The brothers come upon a rock shaped as a "sweet hog" as they call it. The more simple minded of the group calls it a "weenie-peepie".