Where the Red Fern Grows
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:02:06
Is them hounds of yours really as good
as the old man says they are?

:02:09
My grandpa doesn't lie. Why?
:02:12
Well, since you're so sure
of yourself, wanna make a bet?

:02:15
- No.
- What's the matter? You chicken?

:02:17
(imitates chicken)
:02:20
No. l just don't wanna.
:02:22
Billy, get yourself a peppermint there.
:02:24
- Sure this is for your pa?
- lt's for my pa, all right.

:02:29
Tobacco...
:02:31
So what--
:02:34
Now, what do you boys think you're doing?
What do you think you're doing in here?

:02:37
Get out of my store, right now!
:02:40
You're gonna have a fine time
explaining this to your pa.

:02:42
Two plugs of tobacco he never seen.
:02:45
l better get going.
:02:47
Remember to tell your folks.
Sunday, supper at my place.

:02:49
- OK.
- OK.

:02:50
- Thanks.
- Take care now.

:02:51
- See you on Sunday.
- OK.

:02:55
Hey, Billy boy.
How you doing, you chicken?

:02:57
- (imitates chicken)
- Come on.

:02:59
Come on, here we go. Come on.
:03:01
- Come on!
- What's going on out here?

:03:03
- Come on.
- Hey, hey!

:03:06
Can't you Pritchards do
nothing but make trouble?

:03:08
We ain't looking
to cause trouble. Just bet.

:03:11
- Bet?
- Bet.

:03:13
- On what?
- Well, we got a ringtail out near our place

:03:16
that no dog's been
smart enough to tree yet.

:03:18
Every time they think
they got him treed, he just disappears.

:03:21
Twice as big as you ever saw,
and they call him the ghost coon.

:03:24
We got $5 says yours dog can't tree him.
:03:27
l know my dogs can tree him,
but we don't hold to betting.

:03:30
- Told you he was too chicken.
- (imitates chicken)

:03:33
Wait there, whoa, whoa, hold it.
You say $5?

:03:36
- $5.
- Just count Billy in on that.

:03:38
- Grandpa.
- Now, you just take this. OK?

:03:40
Hold onto that. You hold onto
your money, he'll hold onto his money.

:03:43
But Grandpa, you said the Good Book
says a wager's a fool's argument.

:03:47
The Good Book never had
to deal with no Pritchards.

:03:50
This better be on the fair and square,
or l'll be talking to your pa.

:03:52
Oh, it'll be fair. My pa would
beat us to a pulp if he caught us cheating.

:03:57
'Bout meeting old Billy and his hounds
in our pasture today? Around sunset.


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