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How are you, Tom?

Walker, you old barn owl.

What are you dumping on me this time?

These are the boys that were hijacking those oil trucks out of Burleson County.

These are the ones, huh?

Yep.

They don't look so bad now.

They never do when they get caught.

Can you hold them over until the FBI picks them up tomorrow?

Be my pleasure.

You'll stay for supper, won't you?

Mavis will never forgive me if I let you get away without sampling her venison

stew. I didn't bring these boys all the way to Dimebox for nothing, Tom.

Good deal.

Hey, you know where the key is?

Go ahead and lock him up. I'll go tell Mavis to sit her next to the plate.

Great, thanks.

Get out of the truck.

Holy, you know.

Hey, what is this? There's only two seats, suckers!

Okay, conference, let's win!

Tell my wife.

In the eyes of a ranger, the unsuspecting stranger had better know

of wrong from right.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you.

Any wrong you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the ranger's gonna be.

Now what in the Sam Hill was that?

Could it be?

Son of a gun.

You gotta tell me how you got him to come here, Alex.

He stood me up for my birthday.

He had no choice.

It's not that I don't like opera, Alex.

I hate it.

Have you ever been to the opera?

No. Well, then how would you know?

Do you like opera, Travis?

Yes. Geez.

I'm sure you know.

You brought your cell phone to the opera?

Alex, I don't work nine to five.

Walker.

My name's Ben Sheridan. I'm a forest ranger up on the Cradle Mountain Range.

Utah? Yeah, that's right.

Remember that flyer you sent out to all stations about eight years back, the one

about being on the lookout for a single -engine aircraft called Swan Song?

Yeah. What can I do for you?

Well, I don't know why I kept it all these years. I guess it was your

description of the robbery and how gall -dang brazen it was. But anyway, every

time I start to clean out my desk, I threaten to throw it out, and then I

do. Are you telling me you found the Swan Song?

I think maybe I found the wreckage, Ranger.

You still interested?

You bet I am.

Where did it go down? Alex, what's this one?

Walker always thought they headed for Mexico.

What Mexico?

Well, that would explain why none of the bills showed up. And no sign of Cothran

or Burbage.

Poor Cochran and Burbage. They robbed a bank of $3 million about eight years ago

over in Dimebox.

Cothran flew a plane and landed right on Main Street.

Floyd Burbage shot both of his accomplices.

and everyone in the bank.

Seven people died that day, including one of Walker's friends, Sheriff Cates.

And Walker was there?

Yeah.

One of the accomplices lived long enough to tell him who it was.

Walker's never forgotten it.

Cates happened to be one of his very good friends.

Okay, if I leave right now, I can be there by tomorrow afternoon.

I'll see you then.

Walker?

The opera?

I'm sorry, Alex. This is important.

Trevette, I'll be gone for a few days.

You want me to come along?

No, stay on the fishman case.

Well, I don't have a case, so I'm going with.

Alex, I'm not going on a picnic or to the opera.

I'm going to be packing it up into the mountains for two days.

Sounds exciting.

No. I'm a great writer.

You're not.

What could possibly go wrong? For the last time, Alex.

Well, we got close to the edge. That horse got skiddy, started bucking. Me

the horse almost went off.

So you don't think anyone could have survived the crash?

No, couldn't tell from that high.

The wreck's at the bottom of a 100 -foot cliff.

Ta -da!

Do you like it? I'd better. I've been waiting here for three hours.

It was only an hour.

They have great shopping here.

Besides, the man inside, he was telling me about the legend of Bigfoot.

That old wives' tale?

He said over a dozen men have failed to come off this mountain.

It's real dangerous up there if you don't know what you're doing, ma 'am.

know he's right, Alex. Maybe you should stay here.

Not a chance.

I didn't think so.

We're going to spend the afternoon getting outfitted. We'll leave at first

light. Come on, Lou.

I'm hungry. Let's get something to eat.

Sounds great.

Afterward. Let's go dancing.

No way, Alex. Oh, come on, Walker.

I said no way.

I told you.

I

got it,

Newt. Pull me one, too, all right?

Hey, Bobby Sue.

Hey, yourself, Lou.

Thanks.

See that fellow?

He's the Texas Rain.

No, really.

He came to me and Sheridan for a little help in attracting some old plane that

crashed up in the mountains.

You look... nice.

Well, I was hoping to get your attention.

Well, you got my attention.

And everyone else is in here.

Do I note a hint of jealousy?

Jealous? No way.

And you know what was in that plane?

Three million dollars.

Three million dollars.

Yeah, right.

I'm serious.

It's from an old bank robbery.

The ranger's here to collect it. And who knows, maybe it'll be some kind of

reward or something.

A reward?

Yeah, why not?

Even in the morning?

First light.

We'll be gone a couple, three days.

Maybe you could give me a call when you get back.

Maybe I can.

It'll be cold up there.

You're not talking me out of it.

We'll make camp for the night up the other side of that ridge.

The plane wrecks a good half day's ride from there.

What was that?

Just the wind.

You sure?

Yeah, I'm sure.

You want to go back?

No, I don't want to go back.

Okay. Thanks.

Hold up now.

There they are.

Whoa.

Easy, boys. We don't want to ride up on their heels.

You've got that strength.

Especially no Texas Ranger.

No Texas Ranger is going to scare me out of three million bucks.

I'd ride up his butt and jump out his mouth for that kind of green.

What was that?

Just the wind coming out of Coal Creek Canyon.

What'd you think it was?

Bigfoot? Fixing to jump out from behind a tree and chew off your nose?

Let's go.

We'll follow them right to the money.

That's where we get off.

That's right up ahead here.

Watch that first step. It's a real attention getter.

Is that the plane you're after, Walker?

I can't tell from here.

I'm going to have to go down and take a look.

Unload the climbing gear, Lou.

I want to go with you.

No. I ran the ropes at my abused women's retreat, remember?

I remember. No.

Come on.

Please.

Please.

Alex, can't I win one argument?

No.

Let's go.

Come on, Alex.

I've never gone this far before.

You don't have to come.

Say what? Stay there.

I'm going to go down and safety you.

Okay.

Okay, Alex, come on down.

That's it.

Doing good.

Just about here.

Dang.

That was fun.

It is the swan song.

We're at Cawthron.

How do you know?

Floyd Burbage was a much bigger man.

So where's Burbage?

Some animal probably drug him off.

Oh, fucker.

Well, the money got burned up in the crash.

So it's over.

Looks that way.

Sheridan!

We're coming up.

Is it the swan song, Walker?

Yeah. Let's take out Sheridan and post it.

Then we'll only have the ranger to deal with.

Now.

Watch it!

Let's go get the money.

Ranger Walker?

Who are you?

You don't know me from Adam, and that's the way I'm going to keep it.

Just tie the money to the rope.

We'll raise it.

Then we can all walk away.

How about it? We got a deal.

There is no money.

Yeah, right.

We know there's three mil in that plane and nobody could have survived that

crash. Send it up. They won't let you live.

Sure they will.

Here, like this.

If anyone sticks their head over, shoot it.

Where are you going?

Stick around behind him.

You're going to leave me here alone?

I have no choice.

Just hurry, okay?

Walker!

You might as well do it my way.

It's the only way you'll get out.

I don't see him.

Probably burrowed in.

Got you in his sights right now.

I say we go downstream.

Come up on him.

But he's a Texas Ranger.

It's one man, Tate.

Puts his pants on just like I do, one leg at a time.

Besides, all he's got is a sidearm. You two shut up.

Walker! We got all day.

Not all week.

He ain't gonna answer.

Somebody's gotta look over the edge, see what he's doing.

Hey, you look!

Walker!

He ain't gonna answer. He's messing with us.

Maybe he ain't down there.

Maybe he's trying to come around back behind us.

That's a good point.

Tate, go and watch our backs.

Where the hell you going, Tate?

I'm outta here!

What

was that?

How the hell should I know?

Oh, yeah!

You're okay, Alex. Everything's all right.

Did

you

hear that?

Yeah. What was it?

are gone?

Yeah.

We've got a long walk down.

We're going to make camp tonight and hike down tomorrow morning.

Make camp?

With what?

Smells good.

What is it?

Worms and snails.

Worms and snails. High in protein.

Here, try it. You out of your mind, you try it.

Oh, Alex.

See? Here.

Yeah, but where there's a cub, the mother's not far behind.

Shoe boy, go on.

You don't want your mother coming around here.

They ain't got no horses, they ain't got no supplies, but they do got three

million dollars.

And the only way out of here is through this pass.

There's a storm moving in.

Come on.

Let's go get our money, huh?

It's okay. She's gone.

No, no, no. Don't get up. I just got the bleeding stuff.

It's been snowing all night.

What are we going to do?

First thing I've got to do is find some healing herbs.

Some healing herbs.

Tell me what to look for.

I'll have to show you.

Let me help you.

What does this one do?

It helps prevent infection.

What about that one?

That one will kill me in about a minute.

There. Out here?

Walker,

what was that?

Who's at the beer?

There was no beer.

Put in the valerian root.

That is one wicked smell.

This looks like it's going to hurt.

That's okay. Go ahead.

You're beautiful.

You're right.

I've been up in this mountain for two days. I'm really beautiful.

You could spend a year up here, and you'd still be beautiful.

Now you get romantic.

No sign of them.

Don't worry.

Now the weather's turned, they can't stay up there forever.

What if they found a different way off the mountain?

Ain't no other way.

Just let them climb over the top and come down the backside. Why'd they want

do that?

And where are they? I don't know.

Maybe holed up down in the meadows.

What say we go find out, huh?

Is there?

I don't know.

Walker, you don't think those stories could be true.

I mean, could there be a Bigfoot?

I think Burbage is still alive.

Lloyd Burbage?

If he survived the plane crash, why didn't he just walk out?

That's what I want to find out.

in your life.

God.

Is he?

Yeah, he's dead.

Let's get out of here.

Oh my God, Walker, it was so awful.

I will never ask to go along on a trip again.

Promise?

No.

Because that's where the Rangers got to be.