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Assuming you're referring to the line from the film "No Country for old Men" said by Josh Brolin's character, the actual line was "ain't no lobos" or "there ain't no lobos". Lobos being the Spanish translation for wolves. This was is response to the dying Mexican cartel's character asking him "Hay lobos?", the same as "are there wolves?" in that context.

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