:24:17
What's all this?
:24:21
- You can't leave them in this storm.
- They'd get blowed off the place.
:24:25
You keep them out of my way.
:24:36
Why didn't you let in the cow and
Caesar and have everything to suit you?
:24:41
Maybe we could let in Old Slewfoot.
:24:43
Pa, when we gonna hunt
Old Slewfoot again?
:24:46
Jody, you're wet to the skin.
:24:49
I got to dry Flag.
Look how good he shines up.
:24:52
Get out of them wet clothes.
:24:57
Ain't it nice hearing the wind and
rain, and us in here safe and cozy?
:25:02
That's right, son.
:25:03
Maybe we can tell a few tales tonight.
How'd you like that?
:25:07
- Hey, Pa.
- Maybe your ma'll tell us a tale.
:25:10
- Eh, Ma?
- I might.
:25:13
Hey, Ma!
:25:23
Well, Uncle Miles looked at them
two bear cubs and he says:
:25:27
"I'm gonna catch me one of them."
So he did.
:25:30
But he didn't have nothing
to tote it in.
:25:33
Being from Georgia,
he had on long underdrawers.
:25:36
He took them off, tied knots
in the legs and made a sack.
:25:40
He put the cub in it, and as he's
reaching for his britches...
:25:44
...here comes a-crashing.
:25:46
And that she-bear come
out of the thicket, right at him.
:25:50
- Jody-boy, fetch me my pipe, son.
- Oh, Pa!