00:00:44:Hey. 00:00:45:Good morning. 00:00:56:My early morning|wake-up call, huh? 00:01:00:I'm up, I'm up. 00:01:05:Yeah yeah yeah yeah.|Okay okay okay. 00:01:12:This is for you. 00:01:14:Yeah?|How's that? 00:01:16:Hmm? 00:01:19:You like that? 00:01:21:Good. 00:01:31:Sorry to keep you.|You coming? 00:01:34:Or are you staying? 00:01:36:Oh good.|Come on, let's go. 00:01:40:Red, let's go. 00:01:42:Let's get out of here. 00:01:46:We're going, we're going. 00:01:50:Okay, come on. 00:01:52:There you go.|There you go. 00:02:07:Come on, old boy.|Come on. 00:02:10:Up you go. 00:02:11:There you go. 00:02:16:That's it.|You hunker down. 00:02:37:Read my mind, Emma. 00:02:40:Well... 00:02:42:Read his too. 00:02:46:Thanks for taking care|of things today, em. 00:02:51:Now get|before they stop biting. 00:03:30:Amateurs. 00:03:39:What's the look for? 00:03:41:- What are you laughing at?|- Of course you didn't. 00:03:44:Hey, old timer.|You getting any bites? 00:03:49:A couple in the cooler. 00:03:51:Check it out if you like. 00:03:56:It took some convincing|to get them there. 00:04:06:Yeah, not bad. 00:04:08:Good size. 00:04:10:You can pull 'em five pounds|or more out here now and again. 00:04:13:These'll do me|just fine though. 00:04:16:Yeah? 00:04:18:We've been walking|around all morning, 00:04:19:haven't seen|a single deer. 00:04:21:Wish we had|your luck, huh? 00:04:23:It's not luck. 00:04:25:It's your gun oil. 00:04:27:I smelled you|long before I heard you. 00:04:30:Which isn't|difficult, either. 00:04:31:You should swab it down|a whole lot better. 00:04:34:Anything you're aiming to|shoot can smell you coming 00:04:36:for over a mile. 00:04:42:This your dog? 00:04:43:Mmm-hmm. 00:04:46:Kind of old, isn't he? 00:04:48:Oh yeah.|We both go back aways. 00:04:51:Yeah, raggedy old fella. 00:04:55:What is he, 10?|11? 00:04:57:14. 00:04:59:14 years old. 00:05:00:That is an old dog. 00:05:04:What kind of bait|are you using? 00:05:07:Worm. 00:05:08:Really?|Like a live worm? 00:05:10:Plastic. 00:05:12:Giving it a try. 00:05:14:So far so good. 00:05:16:Yeah, I like buzzbait.|Ever use the buzzbait? 00:05:18:So we've been|walking around 00:05:20:a long time.|Kind of tired. 00:05:23:Real hungry.|Are you hungry, Pete? 00:05:25:- Man, I'm famished.|- Famished. 00:05:30:Sit around for a few. 00:05:32:I'm sure I'll have|enough for four. 00:05:36:Well, thank you. 00:05:37:I think we'll eat|in town. 00:05:41:Have you got|any money, Pete? 00:05:43:Nope.|Flat broke. 00:05:45:How about you, Harold? 00:05:47:Yeah, man.|I got like 10 bucks. 00:05:50:10 bucks? I don't feel like|eating shitty fast food. 00:05:52:I want a sit-down meal. 00:05:54:- Thank you, though.|- Mm-hmm. 00:05:58:- How about you, old man?|- Red. 00:06:01:You got any money? 00:06:04:How much money you need? 00:06:07:Whatever's in your wallet|will work fine. 00:06:09:My wallet's in my pickup|in the glove compartment. 00:06:13:You passed it|on the way down here. 00:06:15:That's bullshit. 00:06:19:I don't have much use|for money down here, do I? 00:06:23:There's $20,|$30 in it. 00:06:26:I won't say|you're welcome to it, 00:06:28:but I'm not gonna argue|with a shotgun either. 00:06:32:- You got any credit cards?|- Never use them. 00:06:37:Harold, check his rig. 00:06:39:Come on, man,|it's just-- 00:06:41:Check his rig. 00:06:43:God, you're so|fucking stupid. 00:06:47:- It worth anything or what?|- No. 00:06:50:It's just old flies and shit.|There's nothing worth taking. 00:06:55:Fuck, all right.|Put your rig down, old man. 00:07:00:- Easy there.|- Yeah, he better take it easy. 00:07:04:Put your goddamn rig down. 00:07:06:I set it down,|I could lose it. 00:07:12:I could get|a strike out there. 00:07:15:They're biting|pretty good today. 00:07:18:All right, reel it in 00:07:21:and then set it down. 00:07:23:What the fuck are you doing? 00:07:32:What do you got, huh? 00:07:36:You got a beat up pickup, 00:07:38:a wallet|with 20 bucks in it 00:07:40:and a rig that ain't|worth jack shit. 00:07:44:A couple of fish,|though, 00:07:46:and a goddamn dog. 00:07:49:You got nothing. 00:07:55:Here. 00:07:57:The smallest|opens the dash. 00:08:09:Red? 00:08:12:That's his name? 00:08:14:Uh-huh. 00:08:16:Though he's lost most of his|color now he's getting older. 00:08:23:Oh! 00:08:25:Holy shit! 00:08:31:He's red. 00:08:33:Look at that,|he's red. 00:08:37:He's fucking red now,|isn't he? 00:08:40:You should remember to keep a|little more cash around, old man. 00:08:45:Maybe stuff like this|won't happen to you. 00:09:02:Let's get out of here. 00:09:04:- Have a nice fucking day. 00:09:06:Sit! Sit!|Good boy. 00:09:09:Shit, man. 00:09:11:You crazy son of a bitch. 00:09:15:Harold, come on. 00:09:17:Holy shit, man. 00:09:19:Holy shit. 00:09:21:This fucking thing|took its head off! 00:09:25:Oh, Jesus. 00:09:31:Hold on, boy.|Hold on. 00:09:33:Hold on.|Hold on, Red. 00:09:36:Hold on, boy. 00:09:39:Jesus. 00:09:40:Jesus, Jesus, Jesus. 00:12:21:- Dean's.|- Dean, Ave Ludlow. 00:12:23:Got a question for you. 00:12:25:Hey there, Ave.|Shoot. 00:12:26:Do you ever carry 00:12:29:Browning Auto-5? 00:12:31:Don't stock the auto-5.|Never have. 00:12:34:You might want to try|Just Guns down on 95. 00:12:36:Just Guns. 00:12:40:All right, then. 00:12:42:How's that mangy cur|of yours holding up? 00:12:46:He got himself|into a skunk last night. 00:12:48:Got any deals|on tomato juice? 00:12:50:I'll call Emma, 00:12:51:Tell her to set a case|aside for you. 00:12:53:Charge you wholesale|for it, okay? 00:12:56:Our noses|thank you both. 00:13:16:Can I help you? 00:13:18:I'd like to know if you|sold a Browning Auto-5 00:13:22:to a boy about 17, 18|years old maybe recently. 00:13:26:about yea high. 00:13:31:Thin, short blond hair, 00:13:33:Spiky. 00:13:35:You police? 00:13:37:No. 00:13:39:Lawyer?|P.I.? 00:13:42:Nuh-uh. 00:13:43:Then why are you asking? 00:13:45:Let's just say|it's a private matter. 00:13:48:It's a private matter? 00:13:52:Sorry, we can't be dealing|in private matters here, friend. 00:14:03:The boy I'm looking for... 00:14:07:he used the Browning|against my dog. 00:14:12:He had no reason to. 00:14:14:I'm sorry to hear|that, mister. 00:14:17:But like I said. 00:14:20:Your dog... 00:14:23:He dead? 00:14:25:The boy shot him|in the head. 00:14:28:Check the ledger, Jimmy. 00:14:30:- Yeah, but--|- Check it. 00:14:34:Suppose he goes and shoots the kid.|What then, Clarence? 00:14:40:He ain't gonna do that. 00:14:51:You a hunting man? 00:14:52:Sometimes.|You? 00:14:55:All my life 00:14:57:since I was 10 years old. 00:14:59:Uh-huh. 00:15:03:Couple years back I did|something damn foolish. 00:15:07:Forgot the safety.|First time in 30-some years. 00:15:10:Tripped over a bush,|finger on the trigger... 00:15:17:blew it clear off. 00:15:22:Hurt like I never imagined. 00:15:26:Used my jacket|for a tourniquet, 00:15:28:but the blood just kept|pumping out of me. 00:15:30:I was losing it. 00:15:32:Couldn't even remember|which way the road was. 00:15:35:Fading fast. 00:15:38:And this fella|starts barking. 00:15:41:Runs a few paces,|keeps barking 00:15:44:like he's encouraging me. 00:15:48:I'd pass out and he'd come|bark right in my ear. 00:15:52:I pulled myself|almost a mile 00:15:55:before I blacked out. 00:16:00:That was his last day|on Alpo. 00:16:04:It's been top sirloin|ever since. 00:16:09:Here it is. 00:16:11:Boy came in|with his father. 00:16:13:Real snappy dresser,|his father. 00:16:16:Said he had short hair? 00:16:20:Danny C. McCormack. 00:16:22:Just turned|18 years of age. 00:16:45:The name's|Avery Ludlow, ma'am. 00:16:47:Is Mr. McCormack in? 00:16:56:Danny would not do that. 00:16:59:I'm afraid he did,|Mr. McCormack. 00:17:02:Daniel was the one|that did the shooting. 00:17:03:The other two|just stood by and watched 00:17:05:and then laughed|when it was over. 00:17:10:- They laughed?|- That's right. 00:17:14:They seemed to think|shooting a dog to death 00:17:16:was a pretty funny thing. 00:17:21:Does Daniel own a T-shirt|that says 00:17:24:"Stolen from May's|Whorehouse"? 00:17:29:What is it, Ludlow? 00:17:31:You want money? 00:17:33:You want money? 00:17:35:No, sir. 00:17:37:I'm after whatever|justice I can see 00:17:40:coming out of this thing. 00:17:42:What I want to know is that|the boy admits to what he's done 00:17:45:and he's made to feel damn|sorry for what he did. 00:17:48:That's where you come in,|Mr. McCormack. 00:17:53:He's your boy. 00:17:57:How do I know what|you're telling me here 00:18:00:is the truth, Ludlow?|Huh? 00:18:03:What proof have you got? 00:18:05:I've got a spent|shell casing 00:18:08:that the Sheriff's office could|probably match to the Browning 00:18:10:if it needs come to that. 00:18:13:But why don't we|just ask him? 00:18:24:Hey, Hon.|Is Danny upstairs? 00:18:26:Yeah?|Could you go on up there 00:18:29:and tell him come on|downstairs to the study? 00:18:31:Tell them I said|right now. 00:18:57:Hey, Dad. 00:19:03:Hey. 00:19:05:Do you know|this man here? 00:19:09:No. Why? 00:19:11:You're absolutely sure? 00:19:13:Uh-huh. 00:19:19:- What?|- This is Mr. Ludlow, Danny. 00:19:21:Okay? 00:19:23:He's been telling me|a pretty amazing story. 00:19:29:Told me you tried to|rob him yesterday. 00:19:37:That you shot his dog. 00:19:39:What?|Us? 00:19:42:Are you kidding? 00:19:43:Mr. Ludlow is not|kidding, no. 00:19:46:Did you take the Browning|out yesterday, Danny? 00:19:48:No. No no.|We drove to Jenny Lind. 00:19:50:Ask mom.|She saw us take the car. 00:19:52:- With who?|- Us and Pete. 00:19:54:- You go anyplace else?|- No. 00:19:56:You go up to Miller's Bend? 00:19:58:Why would we want to go|to Miller's Bend, ...
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