Would you explain the meaning of "Hog-tie the mailman"?

Hog tie is a rodeo term (cowboy sports).

The cowboy rides a horse at full speed and chases a little calf. He lassoes the calf, and it falls down. He jumps off the horse with a rope, and ties the calf's legs together. This is a hog-tie. The cowboy who can hog-tie a calf the fastest wins the event.

Thank a lot , I got hogtie.
So I exactly don't see what it means that"Hogtie the mailman".
It means "Don't worry about it!" I think.

ljswaveSo I exactly don't see what it means that"Hogtie the mailman".

Is there something in the plot of the movie that has the mailman delivering something that these characters want to prevent from being delivered? That would be a good motivation for hogtying the mailman.

CJ

The interjection had no relevance to the plot at all and was just used to express urgency. The character that said it was a cowboy doll named Woody, accounting for the hog-tie part; the mailman bit was probably completely arbitrary.

I'm sorry. I think I should have written the plot more. It's my fault that I made you give me not-enough answer.
Now, I could understand what it means after reading the explanation below by Aspara Gus.
Thanks you for your consideration and explanation.^^

Aspara GusThe interjection had no relevance to the plot at all and was just used to express urgency. The character that said it was a cowboy doll named Woody, accounting for the hog-tie part; the mailman bit was probably completely arbitrary.

Hi~ A.G.
You means " Hog-tie the mailman" is used to express urgency.
so "the mailman is u

ljswave… so "Hogtie the mailman" means to express" Hog-tie Andy not to leave for college"

No, impossible.

Andy is not a mailman, and his adoring toys would never think of doing such a thing to him.

first time I saw your post "No.impossible" I can't see it well
but your added post make me smile and understand it well.
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