Grizzly (1976) Thriller Horror Movie
An enormous grizzly bear develops a taste for human flesh and begins to terrorise a state park. It's now up to the park ranger to put a stop to the beast's deadly rampage.
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00:00:00This area is pretty much the same way it was when the Indians wandered around in it.
00:00:18That's because of this country's National Park System sensors.
00:00:22It's sole function of the National Park System is to protect the wildlife and the forest from the thousands of campers coming here every year.
00:00:31I know that my opinion don't mean too much, but I think that if we get any further encroachment on these park areas, we're going to destroy the natural beauty of what you're looking at.
00:00:42If the government could somehow manage to protect these areas, we just might be able to keep this difficult and completely American landscape like this forever.
00:01:12The National Park System is a national park system designed to protect the natural beauty of the U.S. National Forest.
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00:23:52What do you think?
00:23:54I really don't care.
00:23:56Well, we're down in Area 3 already. I don't think he's going to come down this far.
00:24:24These woods are so damn thick you can't see anything anyway.
00:24:27Yeah, he could be hiding anywhere, huh?
00:24:29Well, one thing's for sure. He's not around here.
00:24:32Look, why don't you go over and take a break? I'll go up to Powder Ridge and check it out and be back in about 15 minutes.
00:24:38Good. I'm going to soak my feet in the stream.
00:24:40Okay.
00:24:54I'm going to soak my feet in the stream.
00:25:24Okay.
00:25:54No! Oh, my God!
00:26:07Oh, my God!
00:26:37Have another drink?
00:26:48When will I stop remembering?
00:26:51It should take about 25 years.
00:26:58Poor Tom.
00:27:00He liked her, didn't he?
00:27:07Boy, there's something I'm not doing.
00:27:10Sure. You're not killing the bear.
00:27:15You know, I don't think I'm cut out for this.
00:27:20You know what I enjoy?
00:27:22Giving lectures around the campfire, showing slides, taking long rides in the woods and just watching the animals.
00:27:34For a man who thought of himself as a mercenary, you're doing pretty fine.
00:27:39Oh, yeah? There's a killing bear out there and I'm sitting around here crushing ice cubes in my mouth.
00:27:44Where the hell is that damn Scott?
00:27:46He'll be here. I mean, there's nothing else you can do but wait.
00:27:49Well, yes, there is, except I'm too paralyzed to know what it is.
00:27:55You better have another drink.
00:27:59How about another ice cube?
00:28:02Yeah.
00:28:21You know, Don, I want to thank you for helping us out.
00:28:24You're sure going to make finding that bear a lot easier.
00:28:28Maybe it's got some kind of favorite cave.
00:28:31No, the reason we can't find him is he keeps moving.
00:28:35And he has a few million acres that cover his tracks.
00:28:39Well, if the moon's near clearing, we might just kick him up.
00:28:44Can you get this bear any closer?
00:28:47No, negative. Too much downdraft today. Might push it into the trees.
00:28:55I feel like I've been wearing these things permanently.
00:29:01Have you locked into any of his patterns yet? You know, bears got patterns.
00:29:05Patterns, yeah, patterns. He likes women. He keeps moving.
00:29:09Sort of like me. Always trolling.
00:29:12Yeah, yeah.
00:29:14What about that fill you've been riding?
00:29:18Oh, I didn't know it was that way now.
00:29:21No offense, my man.
00:29:25Hey, take it down. Take it down. I think I see something.
00:29:37Oh, boy, that might be our baby.
00:29:55Hold it, Kelly! Are you crazy?
00:29:58What the hell are you doing up here?
00:30:00I'm trying to find your bear.
00:30:02Well, you're supposed to be down at camp. Kittredge has been all over me.
00:30:05You better tell that man that that bear is not one of ours.
00:30:08Are you sure? Positive.
00:30:10Well, you still should have come on down.
00:30:12Why? I can do better on my own.
00:30:14He almost got your tail shot off.
00:30:16Almost?
00:30:18Yeah.
00:30:20Boy, if you ain't a big bag of grits,
00:30:22what the hell would you have done if you'd caught that big brown?
00:30:25It isn't a big brown. It's a grizzly.
00:30:28Grizzly?
00:30:30There ain't no grizzlies up here.
00:30:32I used to hunt these woods for years. It can't be a grizzly.
00:30:35Come on, Scotty, they were killed off years ago.
00:30:37Big bounty on them, remember?
00:30:39This one survived.
00:30:41I'm telling you, it can't be.
00:30:43I'm telling you, we got a grizzly and then some.
00:30:46Guys, I'm a little bush. Can I hitch a ride back with you?
00:30:49Yeah, go on.
00:30:51You know that the average grizzly, he's about 7 feet tall?
00:30:55Some of them shorter.
00:30:57Uh-huh.
00:30:59This one here is at least 15 feet.
00:31:02Oh, no.
00:31:04Maybe in Alaska, just maybe, but not down here.
00:31:07Right here. I just checked the claw marks on the tree.
00:31:10Well, that means he's established his territory.
00:31:13Well, that means he's established his territory.
00:31:16The whole damn forest?
00:31:18What you're talking about is unreal.
00:31:20Wait, I got a little more.
00:31:22According to the depth of his paw prints, he weighs over 2,000 pounds.
00:31:26Wow.
00:31:28Boys want a bite?
00:31:30Look, Scotty, you may be some kind of authority on all this,
00:31:33but what you're talking about is science fiction, a fairy tale.
00:31:37Science, yeah. Fiction, no.
00:31:40You see, the only known grizzlies that large were called Arctodus ursus horribilis.
00:31:44Oh.
00:31:45And they was the mightiest carnivores in the Pleistocene era.
00:31:48Now, well, when was that?
00:31:49About a million years ago.
00:31:51He's a mere baby, then.
00:31:52Well, he was a hardy ancestor that managed to hang in there.
00:31:55What in the hell is a million-year-old grizzly doing here?
00:31:58He's looking for food.
00:32:00See, they were strictly carnivores, those things.
00:32:03They sure do love meat.
00:32:06In that case, let's get the hell out of here.
00:32:08Let's go.
00:32:11I've been working on the railroad
00:32:15For a long, long day
00:32:19I've been working on the railroad
00:32:23Just to pass my time away
00:32:28Can you hear the whistle blowing?
00:32:32I don't know anymore
00:32:37I don't know anymore
00:33:07I don't know anymore
00:33:12I don't know anymore
00:33:17I don't know anymore
00:33:22I don't know anymore
00:33:27I don't know anymore
00:33:32I don't know anymore
00:33:37I don't know anymore
00:33:42I don't know anymore
00:33:47I don't know anymore
00:33:52I don't know anymore
00:33:57I don't know anymore
00:34:10All right, you people, move on back.
00:34:12Let's go now. Go on back to your campsites.
00:34:15We got it here. Go on back.
00:34:17Come on now. Get those kids out of here.
00:34:20Let's go. The show's over. Come on.
00:34:22Clear on out.
00:34:25Everybody back to your campsites. Let's go.
00:34:28Keep it moving. That's it.
00:34:34Mr. Walker, you can, uh...
00:34:37Well, you can ride in the ambulance.
00:34:41Sally loved me, mister.
00:34:44She really did.
00:34:47Come on.
00:34:55Come on.
00:35:18What the hell happened? I thought you said he was in the high country.
00:35:21Did I say that? I guess he came down.
00:35:24Kelly, this is your baby, your responsibility.
00:35:27I'll wash my hands of it. Wash your hands of it?
00:35:29Well, it's your park, Mr. Park Supervisor.
00:35:31And this is your district. Nobody else's.
00:35:33And that bear is yours. Correction on that.
00:35:36You didn't do the job, Scott. Hey, you got your head in the sand.
00:35:39We got a killer grizzly on our hands.
00:35:41Scott, you're a maniac.
00:35:43Always wear a running around in costumes. There are no grizzlies.
00:35:46Oh, you... Let's go, Charlie.
00:35:48Kelly, I want that damn bear.
00:35:50Then give me some men from Washington.
00:35:52Now, blow this thing out of proportion.
00:35:54Listen, campers come in here. They leave food around.
00:35:57The bears get the smell of it, and that's it.
00:35:59Well, this is different.
00:36:02This bum's eating his victims.
00:36:04I have to agree. Four people have been killed.
00:36:07So let's quit arguing responsibility.
00:36:09You've got enough men at your disposal now.
00:36:11Either you do the job or I will.
00:36:14Yeah, sure you will.
00:36:23Come on.
00:36:39There's a bear out there. I'm gonna get him.
00:36:41Not if I get him first.
00:36:43You be careful. He'll get both of you.
00:36:45Ah, you don't want to surprise a bear.
00:36:47They're dangerous when you surprise them.
00:36:49You got the ammo, Charlie?
00:36:51Plenty.
00:36:53We'll flush that old boy out.
00:36:55Easy, fella, easy. Don't get rambunctious.
00:36:57Come on, now. Let's move out.
00:36:59Let's be careful.
00:37:02Spread out. Spread out.
00:37:20Damn dogs.
00:37:32Yeah!
00:37:38Hunters, what the hell are they doing out here?
00:37:41They're probably looking for your bear.
00:37:43Who opened up this forest for the hunters, huh?
00:37:45You know that those clowns, they're gonna shoot everything in sight.
00:37:48Well, let them. They might get that old bear for us.
00:37:51Yeah, including some of my rangers.
00:37:54I'm heading back.
00:38:02Grrr!
00:38:20Jesus!
00:38:31Grrr!
00:39:01Grrr!
00:39:31Grrr!
00:39:52Grrr!
00:40:02Oh, God!
00:40:04Oh, Jesus!
00:40:06Grrr!
00:40:18Oh, God!
00:40:20Oh, God!
00:40:26Oh, God!
00:40:28Oh, God!
00:40:35Jesus!
00:40:43Grrr!
00:40:46There are seats in this room.
00:40:51I don't want to sit.
00:40:53I want to know what those hunters are doing out there.
00:40:55I didn't have a choice.
00:40:57Do you know you made it open season for every animal in those woods?
00:41:01My instructions were clear. They're hunting for bear.
00:41:04It's not bear. It's grizzly.
00:41:06It's not grizzly.
00:41:08It's not grizzly.
00:41:10It's not grizzly.
00:41:12My instructions were clear. They're hunting for bear.
00:41:15It's not bear. It's grizzly. There's a difference.
00:41:17A bear is a bear.
00:41:19A bear is not a bear, believe it or not.
00:41:22Besides, you got a bunch of drunken bums out there, not professional hunters.
00:41:26I can't help that.
00:41:28You always get a few crazies.
00:41:31I want them out of my forest.
00:41:33It's not your forest, Kelly.
00:41:38Do you know those woods are full of campers?
00:41:40Not in R3 and R4.
00:41:43Do you think they're walking around with a map or something?
00:41:46They're in no danger. Bull!
00:41:49Are you through?
00:41:51No.
00:41:53I'd like to ask you something.
00:41:56Why are you on my ass?
00:41:58I'm glad you're on my ass.
00:42:02Kelly, you're a maverick.
00:42:06We don't have room for mavericks.
00:42:12Well, let me tell you something, Kittredge.
00:42:14While you've been sitting around here on your fat ass,
00:42:17I've made this forest part of me.
00:42:19You listen to me. No, you listen.
00:42:22Those hunters are in my jurisdiction,
00:42:25and I'm gonna deal with them the way I see fit.
00:42:28Scotty, wake up.
00:42:59Tom?
00:43:01Yeah.
00:43:03You okay?
00:43:05Fine.
00:43:07Bastard got a hold of a hunter.
00:43:09He managed to get away.
00:43:11Where is he?
00:43:13Over at the clinic. He's really beat up.
00:43:15He's also one lucky hunter.
00:43:17Yeah.
00:43:19Okay, let's go.
00:43:21Hey, Scotty, will you take Don over to pick up his stuff?
00:43:24Hey, Scotty, will you take Don over to pick up his stuff?
00:43:28Come on.
00:43:50Yeah, about all night.
00:43:52The sun comes up and we can get in.
00:43:54Don't need them.
00:44:04I was feeling unloved.
00:44:06Well, so was I. I'm glad you stopped by.
00:44:08We're just getting ready to take off.
00:44:09I'm coming with you.
00:44:11Look, it's a butcher shop out there.
00:44:13You just couldn't handle it.
00:44:14I couldn't?
00:44:15All right, maybe I couldn't handle it then.
00:44:17Look, I'll stay out of your way.
00:44:19Honey, it's not safe out there.
00:44:21Now, I don't want to see you get hurt.
00:44:23For both our sakes.
00:44:24Is that a line that's supposed to make me feel grateful?
00:44:27I don't feel like playing little boy-girl games.
00:44:30You just said the wrong thing.
00:44:33Now, you just pack it up. You're not going with me.
00:44:35Damn it, Kelly.
00:44:37I'm glad you see it my way.
00:44:39Really.
00:44:53Damn it.
00:45:23Ah!
00:45:43He's lost 20 years.
00:45:49It just might be that old grizzly's cut.
00:45:51No way.
00:45:52It's a possibility.
00:45:54Hey, hey, listen.
00:45:56That thing might come in here after that cub.
00:45:58Let's get him out of here.
00:46:00He's right.
00:46:01Put it back in the woods.
00:46:03Hey, I got an idea.
00:46:05We use this cub as bait.
00:46:07We'll take it back in there, find us a clearing.
00:46:09We'll go into blinds.
00:46:11Old mama will come by.
00:46:13Pow.
00:46:22Pow.
00:46:30It's a lot different from deer hunting.
00:46:33Yeah, that damn thing fights back.
00:46:35Hey, we're gonna have to hold the noise down.
00:46:37The damn thing won't come anywhere around us.
00:46:43Shh.
00:46:45Pow.
00:46:51Whose stupid idea was it to use that cub as live bait?
00:46:55It was mine.
00:46:57The best kind of bait there is, Kelly.
00:46:59It really doesn't make any difference anymore, does it?
00:47:02Anybody see it happen?
00:47:04Nah, she just grabbed up the cub and that was it.
00:47:07You know one thing for sure?
00:47:09What's that?
00:47:11Our grizzly's a he instead of a she.
00:47:13How the hell do you know that? You been peeking?
00:47:15Don't have to. Only the males are kind of ballistic.
00:47:18They'll eat a cub if they're hungry.
00:47:20Yeah, but, uh, does that help us, Scotty?
00:47:22Sure does. He's gonna retrace his route.
00:47:24I mean, he's gonna come back to the scene of his crime.
00:47:29Well, then he, uh, still could be around here.
00:47:32He could be listening to us right now.
00:47:35Well, if that's the case, maybe we can flush him out.
00:47:38Can we help?
00:47:44Yeah, but we go by the book.
00:47:46Everyone follows orders.
00:47:48You call the shots, mister.
00:47:50What's your name?
00:47:51Pat.
00:47:52Okay, Pat, you and the rest of the guys go up to the north ridge.
00:47:54That's, uh, Pinto Pass.
00:47:56I know where it is.
00:47:57All right, we're gonna spread and hold the line at Culver Basin.
00:48:00Now, if he comes down, that's where he's coming down.
00:48:03Hey, listen, y'all boys come down that ridge,
00:48:05kind of make like a war party, make a lot of noise, will you?
00:48:08Maybe that grizzly will head towards us.
00:48:10All right, we'll expect you to be in place and ready to go at, uh, daybreak.
00:48:14All right, let's get with it.
00:48:15Okay.
00:48:17Tom, you're not gonna be going with us.
00:48:19What?
00:48:20You're not leaving me out of this, man.
00:48:22No way.
00:48:23I'm not leaving you out of anything.
00:48:25I'm assigning you to Arrow Tower.
00:48:27Don't do me any favors.
00:48:30Look, I can handle myself down here.
00:48:32Will you cool off and listen?
00:48:35Now, you know how thick it is down there?
00:48:37Now, from up there, you might be able to spot him,
00:48:40and you might get a crack at him.
00:48:42Yeah, and I might just get left out of this whole damn thing.
00:48:45Tom, you're not gonna be left out of anything.
00:48:48Okay?
00:48:52Wish the hell I'd hurry up and get daylight.
00:48:54It won't be much longer.
00:48:56Not?
00:48:57Still a little bit chilly this morning, though, ain't it?
00:49:00Yeah, it's sort of cool for this time of year anyway.
00:49:03Would you come home?
00:49:04All right.
00:49:06Let's go.
00:49:13Let's keep it quiet, okay?
00:49:32Kelly, I'd like to have the first shot.
00:49:34Well, I can't promise that.
00:49:36You see, we got a grizzly out there that's at least 15 feet tall,
00:49:40weighs maybe 2,000, 3,000 pounds, right?
00:49:43Now, I want to capture him.
00:49:45You what?
00:49:47You want to capture him?
00:49:48That's right.
00:49:52He's not kidding.
00:49:53I've been developing these brand-new tranquilizer shells, and...
00:49:56Oh, Christ.
00:49:58That shell won't penetrate the hair of his chinny-chin-chin.
00:50:01I'm not trying to kill him with it, mister.
00:50:02I just want to put him to sleep.
00:50:03Oh, yeah, well, that's fine.
00:50:04But first you've got to knock him down.
00:50:05That BB won't do it.
00:50:07We'll see about that.
00:50:09Well, I sure hope you ain't out there alone.
00:50:13The lava will become his breakfast.
00:50:15I figure that old grizzly's hungry again by now.
00:50:18Not for a while.
00:50:19I told you he just ate the cub.
00:50:20I doubt if he's hungry now.
00:50:22Yeah?
00:50:24Well, that was merely an appetizer, my man.
00:50:27I figure that old grizzly's had himself some human flesh,
00:50:30and he ain't got himself nothing else.
00:50:32That's pretty ridiculous.
00:50:33It is, huh?
00:50:35Well, let me tell you a little story, boy.
00:50:38A long time ago, there was a tribe of Indians up here in these woods.
00:50:42They was all laid down with the pox, uh...
00:50:46Something I can't remember.
00:50:49Anyway, this herd of grizzlies smelled them out.
00:50:53They come in and they ate them.
00:50:57They tore them all up.
00:50:59Little children, sick ones, everybody.
00:51:04There's a few braves that was healthy enough to go out on a hunt.
00:51:08They come back,
00:51:11and the grizzlies turned on them.
00:51:14So there you had a little situation.
00:51:18A whole herd of man-eating grizzlies.
00:51:21They just ran around, tearing up Indians.
00:51:27It's pretty hard to believe.
00:51:30Unless you happen to be one of them Indians.
00:51:34Yeah.
00:51:38Kelly, I can still root them out my own way.
00:51:42Hell, I can look like them. I can smell like them.
00:51:44Now give me a chance. Let me go in.
00:51:46You got a dime.
00:51:48I'm gonna call his mama.
00:51:50I mean, does your mama know that you're rearing around out here in the woods
00:51:53trying to act like a bear?
00:51:54Like one, you're scratching around on the ground like one?
00:51:57I mean, does she know that you're making a damn fool of yourself?
00:52:00You're chasing something about the size of a D.A. cat with teeth?
00:52:04You know, I think your mama would be a little disappointed in you.
00:52:07Maybe.
00:52:11I'm not nearly as disappointed as she would be if she'd have had you for a son, Sonny.
00:52:16Scotty.
00:52:18Scotty.
00:52:21If we spot them first,
00:52:23you get a crack at them.
00:52:25But I don't want you going out in those woods alone.
00:53:23Whee!
00:53:26Whee!
00:53:29Whee!
00:53:32Whee!
00:53:35Whee!
00:53:38Whee!
00:53:41Whee!
00:53:44Whee!
00:53:47Whee!
00:53:50Whee!
00:53:53Whee!
00:53:56Whee!
00:54:29Olsen here.
00:54:31Do you see anything moving out there at all?
00:54:33Only your hunters tearing up the forest.
00:54:38I'll keep looking. He has to be out there someplace.
00:54:59Oh, Jesus.
00:55:03It's the grizzly.
00:55:05Hold on, Doc. Just hold on. We're on our way.
00:55:11Come on, Doc. Come on.
00:55:29Oh, God.
00:55:48He's up there. We're almost there.
00:55:59Hold on.
00:56:29Come on.
00:56:59How do you think this bear thing is being handled?
00:57:01Okay, I guess. I mean, they kept the bear away from here. That's what counts.
00:57:05I sure do feel sorry for that poor forest ranger, though.
00:57:08Yeah, I think we all feel the same way.
00:57:12I'm sorry.
00:57:13So am I.
00:57:15Is there anything I can do?
00:57:18No. He had a family.
00:57:23Send some flowers.
00:57:30I've got a plan.
00:57:32But I need time and men.
00:57:36Kelly, I'm not going to...
00:57:37Listen.
00:57:39Just listen.
00:57:44You got Tom here.
00:57:46Now, his first killing took place up here.
00:57:49He circled and killed.
00:57:51Circled and killed.
00:57:53Circled and found and killed Gail here.
00:57:56Then he circled again, got behind us...
00:57:59and killed Tom.
00:58:01I think he's going to continue heading down, looking for human food.
00:58:05That thing seems to know what we're thinking.
00:58:08And I'd like to get the jump on him this time.
00:58:11A grizzly is an animal, Kelly. Don't give it human qualities.
00:58:19He's not even listening to you, Kelly.
00:58:22Mm-mm.
00:58:24See, he doesn't understand that we're dealing with a highly intelligent beast.
00:58:29Scotty.
00:58:31Scotty!
00:58:33Would you take that sandwich outside and eat it?
00:58:37Please?
00:58:40Charlie.
00:58:42Close the park and give me another crack at him.
00:58:46There's no need to close the park.
00:58:51Do you know that there are more...
00:58:53more reporters out there and TV cameramen than there are animals?
00:58:56It's a goddamn circus!
00:58:58I invited them.
00:59:00You invited them?
00:59:02Yeah.
00:59:04I invited them.
00:59:06I invited them.
00:59:08You invited them?
00:59:10I want them to see the kind of clean, thorough job that we're capable of doing.
00:59:15You're kidding!
00:59:17We have five dead people, one raving, almost dead man...
00:59:20and you call that clean?
00:59:22We're doing everything in our...
00:59:24Bullshit!
00:59:26You know, I just figured you out.
00:59:28You don't give a good goddamn if we get that grizzly or not.
00:59:31As long as you get your press so you can go to Washington...
00:59:34to your dark, brown, plastic offices, get out!
00:59:40Well, you've just lost your office.
00:59:42Because when I finish with you...
00:59:44there's not gonna be anybody there waiting to shake your greasy, bloody hand.
00:59:48You are finished, dismissed, removed!
00:59:51Up yours.
01:00:04Well, whatever it's worth...
01:00:06don't take it all on your shoulders.
01:00:08You're not broad enough.
01:00:10Yeah, I mean, uh...
01:00:12what the hell do hunters know about...
01:00:14rangers know about hunting?
01:00:16I don't know.
01:00:18I don't know.
01:00:20I don't know.
01:00:22I don't know.
01:00:24I don't know.
01:00:26I don't know.
01:00:28I don't know.
01:00:30I don't know.
01:00:32Rangers know about hunting.
01:00:37You know something, Scotty?
01:00:40Do you know the kind of real estate deal I could make on this property?
01:00:44I mean, if it was, uh...
01:00:46private property, of course.
01:00:48First, I'd parcel off to lots.
01:00:50Then, do whatever you like.
01:00:52I mean, if you want to hang up your jock...
01:00:55that's your business.
01:00:57See how you're doing me a favor?
01:00:59Go home.
01:01:01Mm-mm.
01:01:03I'm gonna get that grizzly.
01:01:05Why?
01:01:06You heard me.
01:01:10Stay out in the forest.
01:01:12Why?
01:01:14It's not just a job to me.
01:01:16I'm in the forest anyway. It's like home to me.
01:01:18I like it there, and I can find it.
01:01:20You're crazy, you know that?
01:01:22You're crazy!
01:01:25Could be.
01:01:28But meanwhile, you could just sit here...
01:01:30and nurse your battered pride...
01:01:32and your scotch...
01:01:34and I'll get us our Ursus Aurigulus.
01:01:58Robert, you stay close now, you hear?
01:02:02Do you hear me?
01:02:04Yes, ma'am.
01:02:27Shhh.
01:02:58Ow!
01:03:00Mommy!
01:03:11No!
01:03:28That's good.
01:03:42That's good.
01:03:58Carnival over?
01:04:00Yes.
01:04:02Everybody goes?
01:04:04Yes.
01:04:07That includes the press, mister.
01:04:10The park's closed.
01:04:12People have a right to know.
01:04:14Well, you got your story.
01:04:16The story's about greed.
01:04:18I don't want him to go to Washington.
01:04:21I'm feeling sorry for myself.
01:04:23Hey, that's a good lead line for the story.
01:04:25Well, your hands aren't clean either, pal.
01:04:27You and your cameras, you've made it so exciting,
01:04:30so attractive.
01:04:32We told it like it was.
01:04:34There's only one person who can tell it how it was.
01:04:37And that's little Bobby.
01:04:39He's alive?
01:04:41Part of him is.
01:04:43We didn't get him to the city hospital in time, but...
01:04:47he's a little bastard.
01:04:55Let's go.
01:05:26This feels like Nam all over again.
01:05:29That's special excitement.
01:05:31Well, we'll get him this time.
01:05:34You think so, huh?
01:05:36Well, I haven't got a choice.
01:05:38And listen, I want to thank you
01:05:40for being over my head without your help.
01:05:43You're getting it.
01:05:49Price, if this ain't all ironic,
01:05:52you know, in Nam, I zapped about 100,
01:05:55maybe 200 gooks.
01:05:58People.
01:06:00Called them gooks so it wouldn't get personal.
01:06:05But it did get personal anyway.
01:06:08So I stopped counting and tried to stop caring.
01:06:13You know, now I don't kill nothing no more.
01:06:17You know, now I don't kill nothing no more.
01:06:21Not even flies.
01:06:23Made myself that promise.
01:06:25I'm sorry.
01:06:27Nah, sorry ain't necessary.
01:06:29This is my choice.
01:06:31I could have said no.
01:06:33Where's Scott?
01:06:35Oh, he went out there on his own.
01:06:37He's crazy.
01:06:38You know, that boy's weird.
01:06:47Yeah.
01:07:10What makes you think this old bear
01:07:12is really moving back up country?
01:07:14Well, what we know about grizzlies.
01:07:16They don't like the stray.
01:07:18This one made it into town.
01:07:20I'd call that straying.
01:07:22Well, I think he's just lost.
01:07:24He wants to go home where it's safe.
01:07:28We gonna help him go home.
01:07:46Whoa!
01:08:05Here, I got one.
01:08:07Now, that army regular you got
01:08:09ain't gonna get what we need.
01:08:11This here's .30-06 with a K-4 scope on it
01:08:13for fast shooting.
01:08:15You gonna need it.
01:08:20Hold this, will you?
01:08:28Oh, boy.
01:08:30I wish my mama taught me how to tie knots.
01:08:34Let's take it over there somewhere.
01:08:36All right.
01:08:38If we get some kind of down wind,
01:08:40old bear might smell us,
01:08:42and I'm gonna come on after it.
01:08:46If you could, hell.
01:09:07Mother's heavy.
01:09:09Yeah, okay.
01:09:11Hold it right there.
01:09:14I am holding it right there.
01:09:16Don, will you live?
01:09:18What do you think I'm doing?
01:09:28Come here, sweetheart. Get on.
01:09:30Okay.
01:09:37I'm gonna go on back and get the rest of the gear.
01:09:40All right.
01:09:42Turn in the blind.
01:10:12Don!
01:10:14My horn! He's on the run!
01:10:42Don!
01:11:12Don!
01:11:43We lost him.
01:11:45We're right behind him.
01:11:47I don't know about that.
01:11:49He's just gone.
01:11:51Christ, we must have run a mile.
01:11:56Only thing to do is go back to the...
01:11:59copter.
01:12:12Oh, son of a bitch!
01:12:42He figured us out.
01:12:44Took us out and then circled back.
01:12:46That's what he did.
01:12:48You know, it's like, uh,
01:12:50we're a couple of his toys.
01:12:52We are.
01:12:54You know, he could circle back around here again.
01:12:56Well, don't even say that,
01:12:58because we've got to try and get some sleep.
01:13:00It's too late to track him now.
01:13:02Let's go on back to the chopper.
01:13:12Whoa.
01:13:42Whoa.
01:14:12Whoa.
01:14:43Are you sure you want to take the first watch?
01:14:46Oh, uh, by the way,
01:14:48just in case you should fall asleep,
01:14:51you feel a wet snout in your face,
01:14:53whatever you do, don't move.
01:14:55And don't kiss it back, because it ain't me.
01:14:57Ha, that ain't funny.
01:14:59You know you're right.
01:15:42Whoa.
01:16:12Whoa.
01:16:42Whoa.
01:17:12Whoa.
01:17:34Kelly. Come in, Kelly.
01:17:36This is Kelly, Scotty.
01:17:38Where the hell are you?
01:17:40Never mind that. Just listen to me.
01:17:42I found a partially eaten buck.
01:17:44Well, that must have been the one we gutted.
01:17:46What are you talking about?
01:17:48Never mind. Where are you?
01:17:50I think it was our grizzly that was doing the eating.
01:17:53Where the hell are you, Scotty?
01:17:56What do you want, compass coordinates?
01:17:58No, uh, street and zip will do.
01:18:01All right.
01:18:03I'm above R4 in zone A-21.
01:18:05Okay, stay there.
01:18:07No, listen, on second thought, get the hell out of there.
01:18:09He might be coming back for the rest of his meal.
01:18:11That's just what I'm hoping for.
01:18:13Look, I got a rope. I'm gonna put him around his neck...
01:18:15and haul him through the woods to where you fellas are.
01:18:17With any luck, our friend's gonna follow.
01:18:19Negative. I'm leaving right now. I'll meet you halfway.
01:18:22Scotty.
01:18:24Scotty!
01:18:39Come on.
01:18:53Come on.
01:19:09Come on.
01:19:39Come on.
01:20:09Come on.
01:20:39Come on.
01:21:10Uh...
01:21:12Uh...
01:21:39Uh...
01:22:09It's funny how a fella kind of goes up and down like some kind of yo-yo.
01:22:13I'm getting ready to kill again. I can't hardly wait.
01:22:18I kind of like that old boy.
01:22:21You know, when I was kidding around with him, I never meant him no insult.
01:22:26I know.
01:22:30You know, I've got to tell you something.
01:22:35I know.
01:22:39You know, Don...
01:22:42You two are a lot alike.
01:22:45I know.
01:23:04Let's have another look at that grid, ma'am.
01:23:12There. Right there. That's where he's going.
01:23:14Back to his first kill. I mean, it's incredible.
01:23:17It's programmed, like some kind of damn computer.
01:23:21How? Why, ma'am?
01:23:23Hell, I don't know.
01:23:25One of the sound men swam back upstream to where it all began.
01:23:44Whoa.
01:23:52Hey, you're getting in kind of close.
01:23:55Have faith, brother.
01:24:02Oh, hey, man, he's really moving.
01:24:04Let's give that son of a bitch a run for his money.
01:24:15I think we lost him.
01:24:33I see him. I see him.
01:24:44He's on the 111.
01:25:02Just take one rocket, we'll get that damn launcher and blast it.
01:25:08Set it down.
01:25:11You sure?
01:25:12Yeah, let's go in after him.
01:25:14He's tired, he's scared, he hasn't come back out.
01:25:18All right.
01:25:42Oh, shit.
01:26:13Oh, shit.
01:26:36Kill him!
01:26:42Kill him!
01:27:12Kill him!
01:27:42Kill him!
01:28:12Kill him!
01:28:42Kill him!
01:28:43Kill him!
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