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Hey, Bill.

I'm somewhere off 288 in Shelby.

I was about 10 miles past the Armstrong spread.

I got alpha moving beef.

Three trailers.

Engine's running.

Why don't you wait for backup? You ain't even supposed to be on the clock.

I wait for you.

These boys will be in Texas.

Oklahoma Department of Agriculture.

I'm going to need your boys to stop doing what you're doing right now.

No problem, officer. We're just loading up our livestock because it's the best

time of day to do it. Is it?

It's too damn hot in the morning. It's hotter now.

Well, I'm sure you've got the paperwork to confirm that.

Yes, sir. Right here. No problem.

Hey, hey.

Why don't you be pissing on my boots to tell me it's raining?

Now get a move on.

No, no, no, no, no.

Stop. What are you doing?

You just found the 200.

Well, there ain't no bear or lion or pack of wolves.

I'm telling you, Frankie, I'll take a look around these parts.

Things just ain't adding up in the books.

You expect a few critters to go missing.

Maverick here or there.

But this has been systematic.

Charlie, you don't have to call me up every time you need an inspection. I got

self -inspect system online now.

If I don't give you a call, the moment we get together is shoot the ship.

That's right.

I don't know if I ever told you, I wasn't the original owner of this ranch,

Frank.

I inherited it from a fellow named George Fletcher.

They were rustlers. Outlaw Chickasaw rode onto the property one night.

Any other night, it would have been fine.

George would have seen to it.

But he was in Fort Gibson for work.

The only ones here, his wife and son.

The rustlers seen an opportunity made off with all his livestock, almost 400

head of cattle.

After they killed Mary Fletcher and her boy.

That's terrible, Charlie.

George buried his little family out back there.

Came out to my place the next morning, asked me to look over the ranch.

Said if he didn't never come back, I should take on the deed.

Five years went by.

Fletcher was just here one morning, almost standing where we are now.

He set out to hunt down all those that had paid a visit to his place.

He told me he hung each one of them at gunpoint.

Threw a rope up over a branch and watched the fat get squeezed

out of them.

Fletcher never asked anybody for help.

He did what he had to do, and when he was done, he was done.

That was the last I ever saw him.

Come on, dear Justice.

Don't go getting any ideas, Charlie.

Fight left me so long ago, I don't recall the taste.

I just want to go into my house justified, Frank.

That's all.

Good to see you, Charlie.

Oklahoma Department of Agriculture confirms concerns that an uptick in

theft is likely due to a single highly organized criminal outfit and should be

considered armed and dangerous.

They believe the same gang was responsible for an attack on a cattle

last autumn that's left him crippled for life.

Anything else I can get for you, hon? Oh, no, that'll do it, Carol. Thank you

very much.

That can't be you.

Frank Bennett?

Oh, dear.

Holy cow.

You remember?

Yeah, of course I remember. How could I forget?

You want to sit down? Oh, I do. I ordered a takeout. Oh, okay.

I heard about Hannah. I'm really sorry.

Yeah. Yeah, thank you. I really am.

We have all these dreams and struggle, and then just let that.

Doesn't seem right.

You, uh, moved away? You got married?

You guys back visiting?

Uh, not you guys, just me.

Dad got ill and needed help on the ranch. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

Not your dad.

You guys still got this spread out by 288?

Yeah, exit at the truck stop.

I mean, Pa and I are with us in an industry that's a little overgrown,

Yeah.

Uh, here's the order, ma 'am. Oh, thank you.

So you're back for good, or?

Well, as long as Dad needs me.

He always said you were his best hand.

Did he really? He did.

Well, tell him I said hello.

I'll give him my best.

I will.

I'm surprised they let you in here.

Well, yeah.

Well, it's new ownership.

Oh. They don't know about me. They don't have, like, a mug shot at you on the

wall or something? I don't know. I'm a cop, so.

Specifically, I'm a cow cop.

I mean, I'm a livestock officer, not a cow cop.

Fighting Frankie.

Fighting Frankie?

Yeah, I haven't heard that for a while.

Oh, um, I'm looking at my ranch stuff.

You look great.

So do you.

I don't normally do this, but, uh, what the heck.

Anyway, if you're curious.

I'll call you.

Try not getting any fights.

That's not who I am anymore.

Oh, really?

I see that.

I kind of like that guy.

Kid ain't dead yet.

Hey,

partner!

A cup of Olive's finest.

Can you believe Stone Camp's old ma had his nurse bring him out here?

Today? Brought him up from that assisted living place.

Thought it might be good for him to be around the yards.

I mean, he did love it here, but... I'll go see him.

Yeah, well, I'm going to leave that to you all, Frank. Too depressing.

Got to make a call home anyway.

I'm guessing you heard.

Yeah.

Cattle beaters got together.

They gone to the capitol.

Promised to fund a task force.

I don't give a shit about that, Frank.

I can't remember anything anyhow.

I shit myself this morning.

I was eating breakfast and I knew what was happening.

But I just couldn't remember what to do, you know, what I was doing.

Fucking decorated law enforcement agent crying like a baby. Hey, it ain't your

fault.

Four baldy calves worth maybe 500 apiece caved in my

skull.

Two grand change.

We're gonna give the guy that did this to you, Stone Camp.

We'll get him.

And I won't quit till we do.

I gotta turn in some papers, all right?

You're my prayer, Stone Camp.

Now she's up in Glacier working cows.

All the way there? Yep.

Jesus. And she's doing real well. Mac?

Frank?

Mac?

How's the sale so far?

Better than last week, that's all. Yeah?

Good. You know, I saw Rick brought 20 head of blacks.

Uh -huh.

So there was about more, but 16 showed up missing.

Is that right?

16, huh?

Sounds like a trailer load.

It ain't right, right?

We'll do the best we can.

Fight 19th century criminals with 19th century methods.

A lynching frontier checklist regulated by Tom.

You know they hung Tom, don't you?

Just like they would today.

I ain't ever seen you push a pencil so fast.

Bill, you mind my breakfast? I was just fine right now.

The only thing open is Dairy Queen.

How about that coffee shop up on Highway 7 near Davis?

By the old Johansson spread?

That should be a little late.

Come on.

Frank, it's in the middle of nowhere.

At the Johansson ranch.

He had a daughter, right, pretty thing? Yes, Sylvia.

Sylvia, right.

It seems that the good ones leave town first thing they can now

Thank you.

I beat you. I lost you.

Well, you know what?

Just wanted to give you some good news and some bad news. I'll give you the

news first.

Jane's pregnant.

You never let her up.

Ever since I've known Jane, she's been pregnant.

Was that three?

Four. Before.

So now have you ever heard of your own?

Yeah, well, I just might have to auction off one or two. The little buggers are

expensive.

Which, uh... Which leads me to the bad news.

I'm gonna put in my notice, right?

Right.

Why, are you moving?

Well, you might have to. It's hard, Frank. I mean, 27 grand a year and five

mouths to feed and a sixth on the way.

I mean, God forbid the government gives us a living wage. Christ, I don't even

think they give a shit anymore.

Too busy chasing drug dealers and jockeys. They don't give a good damn

bunch of rustlers.

I mean, hell, half the country doesn't even know that people steal cattle

anymore.

That fella forget to pay his tab?

Happens all the time.

He hasn't left yet. You want me to go get your money?

There's no bother. He, uh, he passes through here every other week. I'll get

on his next love.

Are you ready, gentlemen?

Well, I'll just take black coffee, ma 'am.

Sure. Black coffee? I thought you were starving.

How about you, hon?

Um, I guess I'll have one, too.

You know what, Frank? You're probably right. We should just hit the road, huh?

Suit yourself.

I'm about ready to close up anyhow.

You want those coffees to go?

That'd be great. Thanks.

You know, I'll order something. I'll hang out with you. No.

No, Jamie, you'll have leftovers for me when I get home. It's fine.

You know, I've thought about it.

Quitting?

I find that hard to believe you, Desperado.

I don't mind being out there in the country all day long. It's just... Going

home ain't no good.

Hard to find a woman who...

Take to that kind of life.

I need more than one in a lifetime. It's probably next to impossible.

Well, who knows?

Maybe you'll get lucky.

Yeah.

All right.

Coffee's on me. No, let me pay for this, please. Five miles. Come on. Would you

let me buy my partner one last cup of joe, all right?

Thank you.

We got no cell service out here.

Does that line still work?

The phone company's still charging me every month, so it better.

Local calls only, though.

Yes, ma 'am.

Get your change.

No, no, you keep it. Yes, sir.

Care to plumb those ropes?

Thank you.

Bill, you get rolling. I'm going to make a phone call.

I'm in no hurry, part. Take your time.

Sylvie, it's Frank.

Frank Bennett from the other night. I was just wondering what you were

doing the next couple of days. If you're free, maybe, you know, say tomorrow

or... Great to see you again.

Well, my number is 480...

509 -09 -53.

So, I'll talk to you.

Son of a dick.

I can

tell

you're already going to miss me.

Did you see those cattle trailers?

The ones we just passed? Yeah. How about the one that nearly ran us off the

roadways back?

Yeah, so?

What do you suppose they're doing this time of night?

I don't know. They're probably coming back from the sale, just like us.

Frank, what is it?

I'm loading them in the dart.

Shouldn't you be getting home?

No, no, no.

I see that look in your eye.

Go home to your wife and kids. I'll let you know in the morning. No, sir.

You just lead the way, partner.

Everyone at home's asleep anyway.

You got the balls for this?

I saw two guys. I'm right more. All right.

Holy shit.

That's quite an operation.

Are you sure it ain't kosher?

Oh, no. There ain't a big outfit like this, this side of the Ozarks.

Yeah.

Pick off a cow here and a couple there.

16 ricks past.

Scavenging all they could till they got what they want and the time was right.

Today, ain't we the lucky ones?

Lucky us.

I don't see them heating up any running irons. That means they must have

rebranded them already.

Yeah, they're taking them someplace where they won't have to. You get sick

you're here? No, I lost mine a way back.

Whoa, hold on.

Red truck?

Oh, yeah.

That's the deadbeat from the diner.

Looks like he's the one calling the shots.

Oh.

Well, there's a fifth one.

Yeah, I see him. That big old bully boy.

Hey,

Dad, get the heating off this running iron.

Yeah, look.

A man should not live on bread alone, but perhaps you should consider it.

Kurt, what's that line?

In the Bible, about you without sin cast the first stone. That's Jesus telling

you to shut the hell up and stop sassing people.

Hey, Harris.

I don't know what Peggy sees in you.

Harris, why did we invite this fat piece of shit?

It's good for morale.

He can eat that heifer faster than he can load it.

Are you two now?

If you hadn't been late, we'd be on the road by now.

Late, huh?

Which one of you geniuses can spot a cow that's been bred and know the

difference between weight by mass?

You need me and you know it.

Watch your mouth, kid.

It seems that we have probable cause on this one. Yeah.

I see it.

We got one choice.

Or another.

Uh -oh.

Get someone and call us in. Wait for them out by the highway.

Or...

I could be sitting on my ass at a freaking desk next week and be pissed if

didn't. Oh, boy.

You carry him.

No, I didn't think we were going to reenact the MK Corral this morning. I

you anything.

Careful with her. She's my baby.

Will do.

You go left.

Now make yourself useful and go get my chew out of the cat, would you?

Oh, boy, you're still sassy. I'm going to call your mama.

I swear to God.

Every single day, that boy's making me madder than a mosquito in a mannequin

factory. Sassy me. Oh, Phillip's fat.

Phillip's a blimp. Look at Phillip. He's bigger than the cows.

Kurt, hey, we're looking doggies. Don't tell me we're stolen for nothing.

Then what happens at the weigh station?

We're hauling 80 ,000 pounds. It's too much, okay?

We're loaded up. Let's roll.

Wait, we've got to rebrand them, though. Pack it up.

We'll brand them down the road. Hold it!

Hey!

Oklahoma livestock.

No sudden moves. Hey.

Oklahoma Department of Agriculture.

Don't move.

Okay, mister.

Not a sound, you understand?

Yes, sir.

All right, I ain't here to hurt you. Now let's go.

I want to see hands in the air.

Anyone who reaches, I won't hesitate.

Last I checked, it ain't illegal to transport your own stock.

Your own stock, huh?

You got five different brands in there.

Told you we should've ran. Shut your goddamn mouth.

Sir, I need to see some identification.

There ain't a cop within 50 miles of here. No one gives a shit what you need.

Move! I'm sorry, Kurt. He came out of nowhere. Shut the fuck up! Everybody

stop talking!

Department of Agriculture.

Agriculture.

Guessing this isn't your first time getting arrested, Kurt.

Ain't my first rodeo. Well, I expect you to set a good example for your boys.

Now, everyone line up against this truck. Spread them.

You're under arrest for rustling cows.

Frank, we're missing one. Jones!

Harris! Did you see me?

That's gnarly.

Follow me and let the dead bury their own dead.

The hell does that mean?

It means there ain't no law out here except what comes out of the barrel of a

gun.

Well, there's five of us.

Shouldn't take us too long to smoke them out.

We'll be looking all day.

See what they want.

What, we let them go?

No, we go.

We'll be in Texas before they can call in the cavalry.

Hey, what about this body?

What the coyotes eat?

They didn't walk in.

Yeah, I'm on it.

Come on.

Let's go.

Go. Come on.

I ain't taking on no passengers. You seen a few trucks go by here?

No, sir.

I heard them, though.

Can you give me a ride?

It's important.

Well, Mama told me not to pick up strangers.

Of course, she's been dead nearly 20 years. Listen, mister, I'm a livestock

officer. Those trucks are full of stolen cows driven by rustlers.

I need to get out to the highway and contact authorities as soon as possible.

Rustlers, huh?

I heard they'll still hang a man for that intent. Can you give me a ride or

You say you're going to the highway.

Well...

Officer, I'm going any other direction.

Did you hear what I just said? I sure did.

I also heard a rat attack tat about a half an hour ago, too.

Sometimes when there's pop in these parts, there's valuable things left

All you'll find is my partner.

He's dead.

I'll take you to the highway.

No further.

Deal.

Pardon my mess.

My friends call me Axel.

I ain't got no friends no more, so you can call me whatever you want, Bill.

Well, I'm Frank Bennett.

You get any service out here, Axel?

Service? I'm off of that grid thing.

Don't much care for no authority telling me what I can and can't do, neither.

You know anyone who moves out here named Eric?

Or Jones?

Can't say I do.

Folks around here mostly mind their own business.

Yeah, even if the business is taking what isn't theirs.

There's a diner just up the road.

Can you take me there?

I said to the highway and no further.

Doing your own from your people.

Thanks for the ride.

Hey, you weren't lying about that friend of yours that got himself sat up back

there, was you?

Go see for yourself.

Or take me to that diner.

Hello? We ain't open for a couple hours, sir.

Ma 'am, I need to use your phone.

What,

you break down or something?

I need to call the police.

What for?

Yeah, I don't know.

Police officer's been killed. It's in Cal Russell, just east of here. Now, if

you won't let me use your phone, I'll have to break in and do it without your

say -so.

I ain't got no phone.

There's no cell service out here.

You can use the one on the dime.

Okay.

Where's your truck?

Don't tell me it got stolen, too.

You run all the way here?

Bet you could use a glass of water.

Hang it up and drop that carbine.

Emma, I don't want any trouble. I'm not here to hurt you. I said hang it up or

you'll be the one hurting.

I killed before and I will again, so help me.

Throw it out of my way.

Pick the phone back up.

Pick it up.

Now dial this number.

982 -581 -2538.

Tell him it's Peggy.

It's Peggy.

What? Tell him I need to speak to Jones.

She needs to speak to Jones.

Who the fuck is this?

Kurt, it's Peggy, for God's sake. Tell Jones to call me now.

Line one day.

Hang it up. He'll call back.

You know, ma 'am, I'm kind of dirty after all.

It's too bad.

Jones? Tell him who you are.

My name's Frank Bennett.

I'm a livestock officer.

Tell him what Peggy's doing.

Peggy's pointing a shotgun at me.

Now, ask him if he wants me to kill you.

Do you want her to kill me?

He didn't say yes.

You didn't say no either.

Ask them how far they got.

Where are you?

Tell them we're coming back.

They're coming back.

Rip the line out the wall.

In case you get the jump on me.

Come on, Peggy, think about it.

You're not going to get away with this.

Whether it's me or someone else, you'll get arrested.

If you're lucky.

Worse if you're not.

Worse, huh?

Tell that to your cop friend they wasted.

Yeah. They came by here on their way out. Said you might be coming.

Yeah, well, they were right.

They made his wife a widow.

Into your pockets.

I see your hand made for a gun you won't have on no more.

Get over there, I think.

Come on.

Put it in the drain.

Is Kurt your husband?

You don't get to make small talk with me, mister. Now do as I told you. You

about to die, and he left you a message.

Wouldn't you want to listen to it? Don't you talk about it. Why?

Because he never asked you to marry him.

Because he was never there for you, piggy.

You don't know Kurt anything.

You don't know anything about me.

Oh, I know you spend time in the pen.

Yes, sir.

No, sir.

You're so smart.

Guess you know what kind of a person that makes me, then.

Let's listen to something.

Hey, Frank, I was hoping you'd call.

Tomorrow night's free, and I can leave Dad for a couple.

Just give me a call in the morning.

Good night.

Is that your wife or something?

My wife is dead.

Don't expect me to feel sorry for you.

Drop that phone in the drain.

Drop the phone!

Turn on the disposal.

Switches on the left.

You coming in, Uncle Phillip?

Oh, hell no. I've seen enough blood.

Shake yourself.

Punch me, Kurt.

Look at my face.

Damn it.

He did this to you? He fucking did this to you?

I'm gonna fucking kill him.

I'm not kidding.

Oh, yeah.

Come on, baby.

Come on.

Man, we should probably get her, right? She's probably called the cops by now.

No fucking way he did. I killed the phones. I ain't stupid.

I'd have killed him too if you'd have said so.

Ain't bad for a woman.

Hey, you think you took her car?

It don't run.

I'll go check Steven's there. She just said it don't fucking run. I don't

appreciate the way you're talking to me.

How would you like me to talk to you?

Peggy, just calm down. Don't tell me to calm down again.

Look at my face.

This is because of his stupid -ass plan.

He's going to buy me a new TV. He will buy you a new TV. Ain't that right,

Jones?

What now, sir?

He's close.

Look, Jones, we can't get him this time.

He's not getting away.

Well, he's got no truck, no cell phone, no way out of

here but to walk.

And it's several hours to the next town.

Now, if we move fast and he moves now, we can be in Amarillo by then.

Worst case, we drop the stock. We sell the stock.

No matter what.

And what about Peggy?

She rides with me.

I need to get those trucks where they're intended.

I know it's been a hell of a day. I know that.

Hell of a day.

But I know I can rely on you, Kirk.

Right?

Yeah. Yeah?

Yeah.

Let's go.

Jesus Christ, that dead cop.

He ain't.

What do you mean he ain't?

Dearly departed.

Now how in the hell is that possible?

I don't know.

I don't know what in the hell I was thinking having us throw him with Jones.

You said he's worse than you.

Make sure they get back on the road.

I ain't stopping.

Better wet that rim, too.

That's what she said.

Hey, we gotta move, goddammit.

I ain't never let none of y 'all down once. Not once.

I don't deserve that.

Sorry, Phillip.

When I think about what that son of a bitch did to Peggy, it makes me crazy as

hell. I know.

This thing's got me working hard in an ugly stripper.

You got it, Bubba.

I promise.

Just be quiet, boy. It's fine. You're okay.

You're all right, boy.

You just take it easy now.

You just rest. Everything's fine.

It's still my nephew.

Don't shoot me, mister. I didn't do nothing.

Nothing, huh?

I got you.

Go back there and let them cows out.

Are you crazy?

You make me let these cars go, it's the same thing as killing me.

Open it.

Let's go, let's go.

What are you going to do with them?

We're letting them go.

Free range.

They won't go far.

Anything happens to me, Jones won't get them.

Willie, this is Whaling. What's your mile marker?

Willie, come in.

Maybe they're almost done. They can't hear the radio.

What now?

Let me answer some questions.

What the hell is this?

Stop the truck, Dad.

Stop the fucking truck.

Kill the agent.

Okay.

Who's that up there with Phil?

That's that cattle detective.

The cow cop?

Yeah.

What you gonna do with that?

I'm going to do what we should have done before.

Okay, yeah.

So you're going to do what we need to do.

And I'm going to stay here. I'll protect this load. No.

You're my backup.

You know how to use one of these things?

Yeah, I mean, I had a BB gun. Jesus Christ.

Don't fucking aim that gun at me.

Listen, you squeeze that trigger and it goes bang.

You're on my six.

What's a six?

Fuck that.

Get out of the truck and follow me.

Six. Come on, Thad. Get out of the fucking truck.

I'm fucking coming.

Where's he headed?

Jones, where's he taking his stock?

It's over. You might as well help yourself.

It ain't never over for Jones.

shit together i need you in that truck and driving off i'll shoot his ass as

soon as i see him i'm not going out there the fuck you're not

i'm gonna die fuck out there

Just in trouble on the road?

It has nothing to do with you, old -timer.

A friend of yours all chewed up and spit out.

You sure picked a hell of a fight.

Yeah.

The actual woman had to deputize you, whether you like it or not.

I don't like it. Well, that's too bad.

Repeat after me.

I do solemnly swear...

that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States.

So help me God.

Oh, help me God.

It's good enough for me.

Wait, I need a badge.

No, it's not a requirement.

It is for me.

I need a badge.

Well, I don't have a spare one.

Well, that one's okay.

What's up with him?

Oh, he ain't got no fire left in him.

I got a gun and a badge, motherfucker.

I drove past some fat man hauling ass.

Was he with these fellas?

He won't get far.

He sure won't.

Well, where you going now?

Where's your truck?

I don't remember.

I'm sorry.

I wager it's somewhere around that corner.

I could drive you to it.

You hand me that on a small pole.

You need anything else, partner?

Yeah, I'll tell you what.

You go find a phone.

I want you to call the state police.

Tell them what's going on.

And tell them to meet us at the diner.

You got it, Bill.

That build home?

Give it to me, you piece of shit.

Where are you, honey?

I thought you'd be home by now.

I put the kids to sleep.

Andy was asking after you. He cried for a bit.

I told him this was your last night on the shift and you'd be there to put him

to bed from now on.

I know it was a hard decision, honey, but it was the right one.

For us, your family.

I love you.

Be safe.

Waylon, this is Johnny. Where are you?

Waylon, we need Johnny.

The highwayman, huh?

Take your bags.

Yeah, this is Waylon.

We're headed east.

Going back to the diner. What the hell's going on, Seth?

My name's on the radio.

Where are you, Waylon?

Is Willie back on the road?

No. This is Frank Bennett, the cow cop.

I'm driving now.

Where's Kurt?

Well, Kurt didn't want to be arrested.

So he's dead now.

Don't tell him nothing.

I knew I didn't like you.

Hey. When I called you, sir.

Looked at me like a screw in the yard.

You think you can pity me, motherfucker?

You're gonna get yours for what you did to my current, and I'm gonna find you!

Harris,

is that you, Jones?

I'm guessing Harris is the big fella, huh?

Nah, he didn't want to get arrested either.

Between the two of us, we got 100 ,000, 150 ,000 of beef.

It's quite a haul, Jones.

Of course, it didn't quite work out the way you wanted it to.

Your first load dripped all over Highway 288.

Your second's moving the other direction.

So what's it going to be, Jones?

I make it to the Texas border.

There's going to be a whole bunch of boys there waiting for you.

The way I see it, you got one choice or another.

and come get the cows I took from you.

Then finish the job.

I'll be waiting at the counter.

We have to go back.

We have to go back and take care of him. We need to be quiet, I'm thinking.

Yeah, well, while you're thinking, he's back there setting us up.

We stick to the plan.

I did my time.

I'm not doing it. I will not go back to the jug.

You won't. I will if that pig breathes. He's bluffing. What about the kid?

Yeah, if he's scared, he'll squeal. They all do.

You were always so good to Kurt.

I'm all alone now, Jones.

I've seen the way you look at me.

You're a real man.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And the truth is... I don't want to be alone.

Don't think I won't use this thing.

Here's your brains.

Feelings will get you killed.

Did you not hear what he did to my Kurt?

Turn around now!

Or I swear I'll kill you and I'll drive myself.

Kurt!

Turn around now!

Ain't none of you got what it takes, which is why you're all out in the

of the night stealing cattle.

I'm not just.

But me and the 5 -0 ain't got a great history, so I'm for bumper.

I ain't gonna be here for a couple hours. I'll be done with you by then.

You want me to tie him up? So I won't run away?

I'm gonna cuff him.

You got a firearm?

Just a revolver. Take that.

Speaking of bait, this psycho slaughtered a couple head when he was

friend. You didn't mind if one of those came up missing, would you?

I've seen mine for a month.

Boy, I fear a D -League apart's already been dead.

You earned it.

It's

Philip.

Tell him to get in.

Get in!

Uh -oh.

Hey.

This ain't for me.

I'm going home. Get in the truck.

I ain't dying for no cows. I am D -O -N -E done.

Get in, you fat fuck. Yes, ma 'am.

That murdering shithead's gonna die.

Give me the gun I can take care of right now.

Just sitting ducking there.

You'd shoot my whole place up, wouldn't you?

That's my livelihood in there.

You'll make more money from this truck than you will in that goddamn dump.

That dump's all I got left.

Get out!

What you smiling at?

Stand up.

I wouldn't beg.

Axel, what the fuck are you doing here?

Let's just say I ain't come for bacon and eggs.

I swear.

I swear I'll kill you too. I got nothing to lose now. As far as I'm concerned,

Peggy, you're just an accessory.

That ain't a life sentence.

You killed my Kurt.

Kurt killed himself.

That's what you're about to do.

He had a chance to live.

So do you.

I should have shot you before.

You ruined me.

Hey, Jones, they called me outside.

Hey, don't anybody move!

I mean it! Do it! Wake that motherfucker!

What now, Mr. Oklahoma livestock agent?

Who am I kidding?

Pussy -ass bitch.

Sit down, Jones.

we might be able to sort things out.

Land a man, you and me.

Peggy, how about some of that delicious coffee of yours?

Go fuck yourself.

Thank you.

You married? You got a family?

Yeah.

I didn't think so.

A married man would have went home instead of risking his life out here.

chasing beef that's probably covered with a good insurance policy.

It ain't just a job for me. Well, we got that in common.

Not a lot of opportunities for men like us, is there, Frank?

I have a decent life.

You call this decent? It's honorable.

It's old -fashioned.

You might want to get that nose looked at, Peggy.

Sir?

The righteous are... always looking for righteousness.

But what they're really looking for is order.

Evil has an order to it too.

Sometimes disorder is the path to righteousness.

I'm not trying to hurt you.

Don't make me kill you, darling.

Rebecca! Let her go! Jones, it's not worth it! You killed my partner. You put

Stone Camp in a chair.

You'll pay for that.

Stay still!

Oklahoma, it was Jones. He did it. He beat that man without mercy.

Actually, you got any more of that very rope?

Depends on what you got in mind.

Didn't you swear by somehow to uphold the law?

I did, and I plan on honoring it.

Make sure it's set real good.

I'll give you a bullet.

You're not going to like where I put it.

Why don't you call the cops?

I promise I won't take off.

Think about yourself.

I'll think about all the people that won't suffer because of you. Now get up

there.

Put it around his neck. He's making you an accessory.

Think you're a man's opponent.

He thinks killing you is going to make that pain easier.

That's what this is about.

What now?

Pull it real nice and tight. Wait, wait, wait.

Wait.

Axel, do you have some slaughtered beef to collect?

Well, I do got somewhere to be.

Axel.

Don't forget you exist.

Getting small, boss.

Call the cops.

They're already called.

Hustle!

This is very honorable of you.

It's honest.

Just say we're in.

Wait. Wait.

Wait.

Wait.

Wait.

You know the damage you've done.

I ain't gonna kill you.

I won't throw my life away for you.

I'll enter my house justified.

Not you or anyone else will stop that.

May God have mercy on your soul.

I'll see you later.

Frank Bennett.

That's how I live and breathe.

Anyone come in?

I was wondering if you'd come.

You got tied up.

Dear Mr. Bennett, we're writing this letter of support to you.

We were victims of rough London and lost everything.

We know about the devastation this causes. Courage in this day and age is

looking up to. We love to you and we hope you're through this rough touching.

Through your noble actions last summer, we've been blessed with a noticeable

decline. To let you know, you have our appreciation and respect for doing

something for the working men. I'm writing this letter on behalf of my

Jethro Shelby.

We saw your story on the local news. We thank you, Mr. Bennett.

And if you ever need a place to stay out West Texas way, you give us a holler.