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:26:02
- All right!
- Burt, get serious.

:26:05
Yeah! You make it sound like a war.
:26:07
What've you got against being prepared?
:26:09
Rambo.
:26:10
Walter's got a CB radio.
Why aren't you calling Bixby? The police...

:26:15
We can't reach outside the valley
because of the mountains.

:26:18
You're next. Sit down, look scared.
:26:22
The phone's out. The road's out.
We're on our own.

:26:26
You two are just loving it, aren't you?
:26:28
Nancy, don't get personal about this!
We've got to do something.

:26:31
Hell, yes!
:26:33
We are completely cut off.
:26:36
We got the cliffs to the north,
mountains to the east and the west.

:26:41
That's why Heather and me settled here.
Geographic isolation.

:26:45
- There's got to be a way we can get help.
- This isn't the moon!

:26:49
What are you going to do,
walk the 38 miles to Bixby?

:26:54
There's Walter's saddle horses.
:26:57
That's it. You're welcome to them.
:27:00
Somebody could ride to Bixby.
:27:03
That's not bad.
:27:06
Who's best on a horse?
:27:18
They better be fast.
:27:20
We don't want to be stuck
on a couple of canners.

:27:23
- Those snakes couldn't travel that fast.
- For all you know they could fly.

:27:27
What do you want?
This Colt or Edgar's old rifle?

:27:30
Rifle.
:27:36
- Here's some Swiss cheese and bullets.
- Thanks.

:27:46
- You guys all set?
- Ready as we'll ever be.

:27:49
We're going to find that college girl,
tell her to get her ass back into town.

:27:53
Good idea. We'll stop by the doctor's place
and see if they went into Bixby.

:27:57
Wait a minute, guys.
:27:59
Take something that packs
more of a punch than that.30-.30.


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