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O'Neil, 10-A.

Did we get all the passengers off the plane?

Aircraft is on the move.

I repeat: Aircraft is on the move, leaving runway six.

What's their heading? I wanna know, now!

I've lost all on board during the call shift.

- Roger. - Well, patch me through!

Right now!

Howell to Command.

I'm on the plane.

I repeat: I'm on the aircraft.

I have one suspect, armed.

He has complete control of the aircraft.

Keep the airwaves clear until I radio further.

Over.

Keep the flight plan.

As I said before,

do not alter the course.

Stay off the radio and do as I say,

and both you guys will go home tonight.

You're not gonna find any fight out of us.

You on this plane.

I suggest you come out!

Wouldn't want anybody get hurt, or killed.

So, I have a proposal.

I got two pilots and I only need one.

If you come out in the next five seconds,

they both go home alive, but if you don't,

one's not going home.

One.

Jesus.

Two.

Three.

Four.

Five.

Wait!

This Agent Howell with the FBI!

Stop firing and drop your weapon!

Very, very dumb of you to be on this plane, Agent Howell!

Drop your weapons and give up the money!

Hey, Will.

- Hey. - Hey.

You gonna go to the bar tonight, Will?

I'm not sure I have a choice.

Well, it is tradition, you know.

I know, Billy.

And you can't break tradition.

I get it, Billy.

Do you know what time?

Yes, Billy.

And you remember where?

Jesus, Billy!

Sorry, it's just that between taking care of my mom

and all the hours we work here, it's the only damn thing

I have to look forward to every year.

I get it. It's good for the soul.

- What's that? - Ah, you know, nature.

Primal instincts, all that.

We use guns. That's not so primal.

So, some caveman through some stone, before us.

What's the difference?

High-caliber rifle,

lead shot that can travel up to 1,500 feet per second,

a scope that can spot a buck, 1,000 yards off, but,

no, totally no difference.

I forget what falls on opening day.

Yeah. No, don't worry about it.

That's fine. It's okay.

You gonna go up there?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm gonna swing by, say hello before I, uh,

head to the bar.

Yeah.

Yeah. Well, I'll see you there?

- See you soon, Will. - Okay.

Little past your bedtime now, isn't it, Henry?

Jesus Christ. How many times I gotta tell you?

Refer to me as "Mr. Fair weather".

Now, where are we with everything?

We head out in the morning.

Well, you should be out there, right now!

Don't tell me how to do my job, Henry.

I will, if I must!

Now let's not get this confused, Mr. Blake.

I'm financing this operation,

and if I ask questions, I'll expect god damn answers.

Then what's your question?

Why are you waiting?

It's opening day tomorrow.

- Opening day? - Yeah.

Hunting animals.

They celebrate it in this shit hole of a town,

like it's a god damn holiday.

So, what's that have to do with finding my money?

Well, it's not your money yet, is it?

You know something, bud?

I never found your sense of humor worth a shit.

Yeah, well, neither did my ex-wife.

We're gonna use the whole hunting thing as cover.

There'll be less noise, if there aren't any complications.

How so?

Feds aren't even looking in our area.

I've seen that. They're 50 miles north of you.

Wow. That's correct.

Are you expecting complications?

No.

Good.

This operation sure as hell can't afford any more.

How many jobs have we done together, Henry?

Five? Six?

What's your point, Mr. Blake?

It's the one time that you decide to bring someone on

that I have not vetted.

I'll use who I please on these jobs!

Well, it just makes my job a little bit harder.

- That's all. - No, your job!

Your job is to clean the fuck up any kind of a mess

that someone has made in this operation!

Well, the job was pretty simple.

You land, you walk out with the money.

Shouldn't have been that difficult.

No, we agree there.

Has he moved at all?

GPS unit says he hasn't.

Your thoughts on that?

Well, since you decided to hire this fine individual,

without my approval, I'm gonna take a wild guess here

and say he's either snagged up in a tree,

or went unconscious on the drop down,

and failed to deploy his chute.

What, are you telling me he's dead?

Either that, or he took the money and left the GPS unit.

Oh, Jesus Christ.

There you go again.

Stop.

I don't even want to go over this.

I tell you this every time we have a conversation.

You are not funny!

George Carlin is funny.

I wasn't joking.

Now, I hope you really trust this guy,

'cause if the money isn't there,

we're gonna have a very big problem.

The money is there.

Yeah. Well, it better be.

For both our sakes.

Yeah.

I'll check in tomorrow.

And young man,

you'd better get this fuckin' done.

Fuckin' asshole.

You're a pretty girl.

I saw you sitting by yourself.

Thought maybe I'd come over, maybe buy you a drink?

I really appreciate it, but I already got a drink.

Well, I know. We're at a bar.

I mean, one or two drinks.

Have a little fun. Maybe get a little loose.

I'm not really sure I wanna learn what your "loose" is.

Ever.

I don't understand.

Like, come over. Have a couple drinks, have a couple laughs.

"No" means no, pal.

She's not playing hard to get. Take a hint and beat it.

That's not it, man.

Beat it.

Kids.

Glad you could make it.

I'm not one to miss tradition.

Bob, can we get one?

- What're you looking for? - Whisky.

- On the rocks? - Yeah, yeah.

Coming right up.

- Did you get your tags yet? - Yeah.

Yeah, weeks ago. Yeah.

What time are you leaving in the morning?

Questions with you.

You know, for the past two years,

you have not been able to spot a bull,

let alone get a shot off, okay?

Do you know where you're camping?

Old North Fork.

Tagger from the mill, apparently he bagged one there,

last year, so I figured I'd give it a bid.

I've never actually been in that area before, but

Yeah, because it's logging land.

- Did you get a permit? - Yep.

Yeah. I know a guy who knows a guy.

Ah. Interesting.

How's everything else?

Good. You know.

Day by day.

I'm always here to talk to, Will.

If you need anything, or whatever.

I know.

I appreciate it.

I do.

So, you know, our cell phones won't work out there,

but I'll have my radio,

and I'm camping at the same site I always do.

Think you'll pass right by.

That same crusty mud patch you've been at,

for the last couple years?

You don't get tired, huh?

Hey! Check the scoreboard.

My record? It's speaks for itself.

I'm gonna hit the ladies now. Be back in a minute.

Hey.

Any chance I can bum a smoke?

Sure.

I don't feel like going back in there.

Thanks.

Thank you.

Yep.

So, it's uh...

Opening day tomorrow, huh?

Yeah.

Yeah.

You're not from around here?

- No. - I could tell.

Town goes nuts over it.

Whole

hunting and fishing.

They live for it.

Well, big business in a place like this, I guess.

Yeah. Yeah, I guess so.

There's not really much else to do.

Besides drink.

Well, good luck to you, man.

Enjoy the cigarette.

Yeah. Take it easy.

Thanks for the smoke.

And now for some breaking news

from here in Timber County,

two pilots are happy to be back on the ground this week

after their aircraft was hijacked

by an armed man, in the sky.

The FBI is stating that the man that overtook the plane

was responsible for the bank robbery

that happened early last week

in the Queen Anne area of Seattle.

The man was able to escape in a plane

after taking hostages and leading police on a wild chase.

After an altercation on the plane

with federal agents and the hostages,

the suspect jumped out of the aircraft,

somewhere near Portland.

The FBI and local authorities across six counties

are on a manhunt as they scour the forest in hills

covering hundreds of miles.

The suspect is still at large,

and considered armed and dangerous.

And now, back to those good old oldies.

Listen, Katrina, I told you that next time

it was gonna be jail time and a citation.

Come on, sir. Please.

I cannot afford to be in here.

Well, you can't rightly afford to be turning tricks

on the streets, either.

Well, I don't got anything else.

Listen, I'll talk to someone, but if I do,

you're gonna go to treatment and get a real damn job.

Understand?

Okay. Now, just sit there and wait for a minute.

See that she doesn't go anywhere,

until Sidney's available for a book and release.

Can I help you?

Yes, you can.

Agent Howell, FBI.

Oh, you must be here to see Sheriff Munis.

I am.

Follow me.

Yeah, come in!

Hey, Boss?

What is it?

I have an agent Howell here

would like to speak with you, Sheriff.

Hey!

I figured it was only a matter of time,

until you boys came down to these neck of the woods.

Please. Come on, sit down.

Sorry for dropping in like this.

Hey.

Your office gave us the heads up that you'd be, uh,

poking around.

Yeah, most of our agents are looking north of here.

I thought I'd start the formal process

of getting to know local law enforcement this way.

No luck finding him, huh?

Not a trace.

A lotta woods out there.

Yes. Lots of trees.

I've been sheriff here, 27 years.

I still get lost on the back roads.

Now...

How can I help you, Agent Howell?

Anyone notice or report anything odd,

or out of the usual lately?

What?

You mean like a lot of money found,

in the middle of the woods?

No.

And I don't think they'd, uh, contact me, if they did.

I suppose you're right about that.

We've used a grid pattern for searching.

Aerial reconnaissance, heat scans,

but the woods are too dense and

And now it's hunting season, sir.

Exactly.

Now, Agent Howell,

bank robberies happen every day in this country,

and money is very rarely found.

So, what makes this one so special?

The man who did this had military training.

We have reason to believe he's part of a large organization

responsible for a series of robberies

over the course of the past 10 years.

Now, let me guess.

You were the agent assigned many, many years ago.

To this day.

Hey, I got a little story for you.

When I was younger, I used to hunt in these woods.

One time, I shot a buck.

Beautiful deer.

Had the kind of antlers

you'd want to hang over your fireplace.

It's a bad shot.

Went right through its back.

Now...

I followed the blood trail of that buck for three days.

Now, three days in these woods can seem like an eternity.

It's damp, it's cold.

Damn mosquitoes, everywhere.

Takes a special kind of person to hunt in these woods.

On the third day, I found my trophy buck,

but somethin' else found it, before me.

It's a big ol' wolf.

Now, it'd have killed me,

if I'd have tried to take it from him.

And, uh...

Boy, it was a mean old beast.

Mornin', fellas.

Something I can help you with?

Well...

Seems to me that you're the authority

to let us into this property here.

Yeah. Got a permit and everything.

Good. That's good.

Say, you boys don't look like you're dressed for huntin'.

We don't wanna wear any colors

that draw too much attention.

Now...

I'm gonna need you to open up that gate.

There you are.

What's up with the scoreboard now, Billy?

Signal's coming from around the corner.

Anything comes past here, you stop it until we get back.

Gotcha.

So much of it.

Mornin'!

Good mornin'!

What's going on, fellas?

I'm gonna skip the pleasantries here,

seeing that you don't have a full grasp

of what this situation might entail.

You have something that belongs to us.

We're here to take it back.

Now, my suggestion to you is to comply.

No one will get hurt.

Everyone will go home, safe and sound.

No.

I know you.

You're my pal from the bar.

Yeah!

Yeah, that's me.

Listen, pal. I need you to walk away, right now.

I understand that money in the bag's enough to change lives.

It's also enough to get you killed.

Do you understand what I'm trying to tell you?

I need you to hand over the money.

No.

It's not yours.

Okay, then.

Tigh.

Engine block.

Now you have no way out.

Hand over the bag or it's gonna get real heavy, real fast.

The balls on this guy!

Pick up Camby and we gear up.

We're going huntin' today.

Let's go!

Okay.

This guy's not gonna get very far on foot.

He's got no vehicle, no phone, no satellite tech.

So, all we need to do is just track this guy down.

We do have an advantage. We got a GPS tracker in the bag.

So, we're just gonna follow breadcrumbs.

Now, I know you guys didn't expect to be out here this late,

but y'all know the drill.

This isn't your first rodeo.

Y'all know what to do.

We track him down, we kill him. We take our money back.

Understood?

- Understood. - Good.

I have zero expectations that this is gonna last

more than three and a half hours.

So, we're gonna finish this as quickly as possible.

We're gonna get home to our families.

We're gonna count our money.

Here's the plan.

We're gonna triangulate. I'm gonna take a point.

Tigh, you take the right. Camby, you're gonna take the left.

We're gonna spread 300 yards apart.

If this guy decides to get past me, take him out.

And lastly, look, he's a hunter.

He's got a rifle, probably knows how to use it.

We're gonna take the high ground,

and we'll pin him down.

Let's get this fucker.

I want my money back.

Give me a situation Report, Mr. Blake.

- Did you find the money? - Yeah, we did.

So, you have it, then?

No.

Excuse me?

There's been a complication.

What the fuck do you mean, "complication"?

We already had one,

and now you're telling me there's another one?

We found your man. Busted his neck.

Probably broke it on the way down,

falling through these trees, trying to land.

Where's the money, Mr. Blake?

One of the local hunters got to the cash, before we did.

- God damn it. - I told you, Mr. Blake.

You should've gone in last night,

instead of wasting time, sipping at your fuckin' whisky.

Things are under control.

Enlighten me.

We're on his trail. It's only one man.

One man's all it takes, sometimes.

Mr. Blake, don't ever underestimate your enemy.

I don't need you to teach me warfare tactics, Henry.

I've done this long enough to know it takes one man

to break the spokes of a wheel.

You better make sure you get that money.

Am I sensing a threatening tone, old man?

I need the money!

I've already spent a small fortune to get this fuckin' far.

So, just get it back, Mr. Blake! How hard is that?

I'll get your money.

But when I do, we're gonna have to renegotiate my services.

Oh, of course! The old afterthought.

Wow! A negotiation.

Like I said before, and I'm not gonna say it again!

Get it done.

And no mistakes.

Prick.

All right, Billy.

Where's this crusty mud patch?

There you are.

All right, Billy.

You better have a pot on.

Drop the bag and walk away!

This'll be done and over with.

He's heading off to the left flank. Gonna push him south.

Be ready.

Where do you keep the coffee?

What the hell, Will? What is this?

I found it.

Just like you found that slug in your side?

You ever get tired of asking questions?

What the hell's going on, Will?

The money's stolen, and the guys want it back.

Jesus.

Yeah.

Nice job.

You called for help, right?

- No. - Why?

I wanted an answer.

I didn't wanna get you in trouble or something.

Where's your rig?

It's dead.

Yeah, they blew a hole right through it.

- These cats are serious, huh? - Absolutely.

Look, we gotta get outta here.

If we can get to town, we can turn this in.

They've already tried to kill me.

Got one of 'em.

Did you kill him?

You know.

What?

What?

Why?

Why what?

Why do we have to turn it in?

- I don't know. - It's the right thing to do.

Yeah, that's noble.

Why don't we just take the money, Will?

No. Absolutely not.

We could take the money and we could start over.

Come on. Think about it.

Billy, I just fucking killed somebody.

We're going to the police.

That's it.

Yeah. Okay.

Yeah.

You're right.

Let's just, uh, pack up and go, then.

Yeah. Yeah, it is.

It's the right thing to do.

Help me up?

You're always doing the right thing, Will.

- Come on. - Yeah.

Wanna play games?

Fuck!

Go check that out.

There you go.

Yeah, open the bag up.

Take a peek.

What is this shit?

No!

Fuck!

I'm gonna kill you!

I'm gonna fucking kill you!

Hey!

You guys all right?

We heard a lot of gunfire down here.

Man. You look like you need a hospital.

Yeah.

Probably could use a hospital.

Who are you?

How are you feeling?

Just answer the fuckin' question.

Agent Howell. FBI.

Prove it.

I'm sorry.

I came off a

little forward.

I guess if you were trying to kill me,

I wouldn't have woke up.

Well, look.

A random group of guys just tried to kill me in the woods.

Okay?

Strangers make me a little nervous right now.

Cut me some slack.

Perfectly understandable.

Did you buy that online?

Funny.

Well, hello there.

You have had quite the, um, accident.

You know damn well this ain't no accident.

Okay.

Well, the doctor removed one bullet from your shoulder,

and there was another one that appears

to have gone through your side,

but it did make a clean exit, which is lucky for you.

A lacerated liver is the result of that wound,

and on top of that,

you managed to also have some bruised ribs.

Yeah. Yeah.

I've noticed.

Some rest and plenty of medication,

and you'll be feeling right as rain in no time.

What time is it, anyway?

3:37 AM.

Do you need anything?

No. I'm all right.

I feel kind of nice right now.

Okay.

I always hated hospitals.

Yeah. I've never been much of a fan, either.

So, you found the money, huh?

I did.

And then it almost killed me.

Well, it certainly wasn't in your possessions

when those hunters brought you in.

No.

It wasn't.

And I'm assuming,

since I'm not handcuffed to the bed I woke up in,

that I'm not a suspect.

I wouldn't think so, it just seems

you were in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Or am I wrong?

No.

No, you're right about that.

So, who tried to kill you?

Yeah, that's what I'd like to know.

You feds haven't claimed jurisdiction on this yet, have you?

No.

Well, I happen to know Will here.

Hey, Sheriff.

Who the hell did this to you, Will?

Okay.

I am the nurse on duty tonight.

So, if you need anything at all,

or if you just aren't feeling well, buzz your call button,

and I will be here, because sometimes the meds

can make your stomach a little bit queasy.

I'll be fine. Thank you.

Of course.

So...

There were a few of 'em.

Pretty geared up.

And they were definitely waiting, or should I say expecting,

that guy who jumped out of the plane.

How many of them, exactly, were there?

I counted three.

They killed Billy, Sheriff.

I know. I found her.

And others, too.

Others?

Yeah.

Body count's pretty high on this.

Sheriff here found a dead body

that matches your description.

That was me, through the neck.

After they got Billy, I set a trap.

I got another one.

Not all of them?

Right.

I'm going to place a

officer outside,

until the

fed's men can

come take over.

Thanks, Sheriff.

Yeah, we've got, uh,

the town pretty well covered.

Roads.

Going in and out.

Best we can.

But right now,

I think we should let Will get a little sleep.

- Thanks, Sheriff. - Stay strong, huh?

Could I see you outside a minute?

Brave thing you did.

You know, Will's a good man.

Lost his wife, two years ago.

I don't want you thinking- I don't, Sheriff.

Good.

Doesn't get by the fact that we have a suspect at large

and the money's still missing.

My guess is,

the money and that man are long gone.

Like I said,

sometimes, there's a hungrier beast than you in the world.

Can I get you a cup of coffee?

Sheriff, I'd love a cup of coffee right now.

Yeah. Okay, then.

Diane.

Officer McKendrick should've been here already.

That's odd.

Diane!

Diane.

Sheriff.

I've always hated feds.

I shanked your spleen. You'll bleed and die out soon.

Such an easy job,

till it got blown out into this fuckin' mess.

Room. What room is he in?

All this...

Just to kill one man.

It's not about killing a man.

It's about doin' a fuckin' job.

There you are.

Never thought you'd be a "Will".

Only one of us is gonna leave here alive.

That's a guarantee this time.

Where's the money?

You're gonna have to fucking kill me.

I'm gonna bleed you out,

and you're gonna beg for your life.

Where's the fucking money?

Or...

You could just walk away!

I'm so sorry, Billy.

If I could take your place, I would.

God knows I would.

I've thought a lot about what you said to me that day.

If only I had listened to you.

If only we had left one minute sooner.

I'm leaving.

I was a better man when you were here, but you're not.

And let's be honest, I'm never gonna be the same.

Not without you.

They told me I could find you here.

Yeah.

Yeah. Still here.

Although, I don't know if that's a good thing anymore.

For anybody.

What can I do for you, Agent Howell?

I'm scheduled to leave town soon.

But there's still something bothering me, Will.

What's that?

Why'd he come back for you?

I don't have an answer for you.

He had a blood lust in his eyes.

I've never seen anything like that in a man before.

Yeah. Yeah, he was pretty off.

Yes, but he had a reason.

I mean, what do you want me to say?

Men are weird.

He risked all to come back and murder you, kid.

You don't wanna know this slightest reason why?

He's dead, right?

Yes.

Then who gives a shit?

They never did find the money, you know.

"They", as in you.

Which is why you're here.

Look, I understand this is your job.

I get it.

But it's not mine.

No.

I cut trees for a living.

Barely make 40 grand a year doing it.

On the surface,

yes, you do.

You know what?

I think now is a good time for change.

A fresh start.

I don't think anyone could fault me for that, could they?

Agent Howell?

There's nothing wrong with new beginnings.

All right.