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Any time you feel like
racing around

try something like that.

I wouldn't mind
trying a little of that.

No. That's kid stuff.

Silly to sit there
driving around in circles.

Where's it get you, man?
It's a big waste of time.

Cleve! Cleve!

Whoo-hoo! I think I got him.
I think I got him!

Beautiful!

Now you know
why I use a crossbow.

200 feet, not a sound!

Let's go. Let's get him in the
car before anybody catches us.

Who's going to find us here?

Look at this.

What is this?

- Come on.
- Go.

'Go.'

Well, Davey, I don't think
they'll be bothering us anymore.

Hey, what's he doin'
on the fire road?

Breakin' the law.

Take the next exit. He'll be
coming off of Mulholland.

Oh, no. We got trouble.
Arnie, we got trouble. Cops.

Oh, no, no!

They must have seen us
on the fire road.

Come on. Come on!
Go, Cleve. Go!

Arnie, we're not gonna lose 'em.

I'm tellin' you,
we're not gonna lose 'em.

Keep goin' till
I get rid of this crossbow.

Okay, crossbow's gone.

We'll come back for it.
Pull over.

Cleve! Cleve!

We're not gonna cause
any trouble, I swear it.

Easy, alright?

I'm okay. I'm okay.

We're just people.
God, we were scared.

Some crazy guy started
shooting at us back there!

You don't believe it?
Look at the door.

'Jon?'

It's an arrow.

That's a fire road built by
the county that you were on.

'For emergency vehicles only.
What were you doing on it?'

Just hiking like I always do.

I wanted to show my friend
all that wildlife out there.

Yeah, I'm gonna book you
on reckless driving

and failure to yield.

You're lucky you
didn't kill somebody.

I'm gonna call a tow truck.

What about this maniac, though?

I mean, we were driving
down the road

out of nowhere
an arrow hits the car.

I mean, I.. I don't mind
telling you, I panicked.

Alright. We'll check it out.
Come on.

Grandpa, didn't our people
used to always hunt deer?

Yep. They were good at it, too.

I know it's wrong for the
guys in the truck, but why?

Well, Davey, it's the way
they do it, using a crossbow.

Besides, they got no permits.

How can you tell
they got no permit?

Well..

...there's not enough
grazing land left, you see.

'Herd has to be thinned out.'

Otherwise a lot
of the deer would starve.

So, there comes
a certain time of the year

we call a hunting season

the government gives
out huntin' permits

and I know this just
ain't the season.

What kind of bird is that?

'A Blue Jay.'

'Uh-uh. Scrub-Jay.'

You see, there are many
different kinds of jays, Davey.

Did our people have
a hunting season?

Our people.

They know when to hunt
and when not to hunt.

There were many thousands
of deer in those days.

They needed what they killed.

They didn't have any
stores to buy anything.

They needed the meat for food,
the antlers for tools

the bones for needles

the sinews for bow strings

and the hides for clothes.

They used every part
of the animal, Davey.

Nothing in nature
should ever be wasted.

There's another one.

- Scrub-Jay.
- Right.

You know they like peanuts?

Whatever you got,
bring it in.

Bad news, daddy-o.

No delivery.

No deer?
What is this?

'Well, you're gonna say,
Arnie, I don't believe you.'

But some guy out there started
shooting at us with arrows.

Arrows?

You guys got
to be kidding me.

You want me to drive the car up,
you can take a look at it?

No, I don't want you
to bring the car over

so I can take a look at it.

'I want fresh venison!'

I got customers
lined up for it.

I got to truss it,
hang it, age it.

Look, Mr. Daniels,
we almost got killed, okay?

I am talking to my protege

'to my wonderful godson who
promised me three fresh bucks!'

I can get bear meat
from Alaska.

I can get tiger meat
from Nepal.

From you? I can't get deer meat
from your own back yard.

I brought you one, daddy-o!

Well, you owe me two!

And please,
with the daddy-o..

'...tomorrow, Arnie.'

Tomorrow, without fail.

I Gotcha.

Have a nice day.

Somebody made
a U-turn right here.

Yeah. That'd be the car.

Hey, Jon, their footprints
are right here.

They said they were walkin'.

Place across the road
where it looks like

somebody came down the bank

but I don't see any
walking footprints.

What's that?

Yeah, it's-it's a missile from
an airgun or a crossbow.

We got the address
on that pickup.

Let's have another go
at those guys.

Alright. I'll run
it by fish and game.

I think we may have
some poachers out here.

That pot belonged to your
great grandmother's sister.

Why don't we tell those cops
what we know about the hunters?

All we know is they came
and killed a deer

came back and tried again.

Davey..

When something dies for nothing

its cry is heard
throughout the forest

'every tree, bird, grass.'

The spirit lives
in everything and in all men

and the spirit hears that cry.

I want you to hear it.
Listen and hear.

'That's the important
thing, Davey.'

'That's why we're here.'

Is it in the cops, the spirit?

I said all men, didn't I?

I bet they could stop those
hunters, if we helped them.

'They don't need our help'

and I don't want them
to interfere with us.

How do we know they would?

I know, I lived out
in that world all of my life

and I mean to teach you
something about this one

while I still got time.

People out there
just don't understand.

- No!

While I'm fixing supper,
why don't you go take a bath?

Oh, grandpa!

Our people have
always been clean, Davey.

I'll bring you a towel.
Here's the soap.

You said they used
to use bear grease.

Now, you use soap.
Go on. Get.

My wife won't let
me work in the house.

So I do it all out here.

But, boy, when I
start selling things

she'll come around.

- This pistol looks authentic.
- Yeah.

Oh, that's-that's carved just
out of one piece of wood.

You ever model a wooden weapon

'like a war club,
a crossbow, blowgun?'

Uh, no. Only
what you see there.

You know, a crossbow's
a dangerous weapon

at close range,
like a solid .357 Magnum.

Fires a missile, a bolt.

'It's deadly.'

'It's illegal for hunting.'

Yeah, but that was
a regular arrow that maniac

or whoever he was,
shot at my car.

That's right. Yeah.

- Thank you both.
- Alright.

Oh, uh, by the way..

...you made a U-turn in your car
just off the road back there.

At 30 feet or so, we found
a missile stuck in a tree.

We think it came from
a crossbow.

That's why the guy ran us off.

With a regular arrow
from the other direction?

It's a hard one to figure.

Oh, say, officer, you know, you
seem to really appreciate this.

And it's not gonna sell,
so I'd like to give it to you.

You can stain it,
lacquer it, whatever.

Thanks, but no thanks.

It may sound funny
coming from a cop

but I hate deadly weapons.

The sheriff of Nottingham
is alive and well

and riding his motorcycle.

According to
the Fish and Game

this is a bolt used
for hunting deer.

You can get a permit in season

for a bow and arrow,
but not for this.

This is a homemade arrow?
I mean an Indian arrow?

Well, if you study
the arrowhead, the shaft

the feathers,
the way they're set

you can tell what
tribe it belongs to.

How did you learn all this?
Back in Wyoming?

John Wayne movie.

I must have missed that one.

What did you come up with?

Well, no evidence

'and I didn't want to get
into any illegal search'

but this guy Arnold Keith,
he ought to be watched.

This is definitely
from a crossbow.

Is he into huntin', archery?

He says no,
but I tell you this, partner

if he wanted a crossbow,
he could make one.

Okay, Fish and Game is
responsible for wildlife

but that area is
in our jurisdiction.

I don't want any
poachers' wars going on

so check it out
tomorrow, okay?

Hey, we're off tomorrow.

Then if you do
check it out tomorrow

don't put in for overtime.

Maybe real Indians
live up there.

Sure, they're always
finding lost tribes

in the Santa Monica mountains

every time they start
a new housing development.

Of course, it was mostly the
Chumash who lived around there.

And they weren't really your

typical bow and arrow
type hunter.

Grossie, this happened
a mile away from two freeways

the San Diego and Ventura.

How about a deaf
lost Indian tribe?

- Jon!
- Hey, fellas.

Hola. It's gonna be an hour
before we can get on the track.

This thing's
really popular.

Listen, Ponch,
if you're really serious

about goin' after this
so-called crazy man

maybe we'd be better off
not wearing a uniform.

Jon, bows and arrows? People
shooting deadly crossbows?

Well, if I'm not back by
sundown, circle the wagons.

- Oh, brother!
- Wagons, ho!

Okay, expert, track me down
a nice, fat deer.

Wait a minute, Arnie.
What about that crazy Indian?

I don't want Indians shooting
arrows around here.

Hey, hey. We got
the firepower, you know?

If he gives us any trouble,
he won't stand a chance.

- No. It's the policemen.

Go back to camp and wait there
until I come.

We're not against
the cops, are we?

I don't want them to see you.

Do as I say.
We'll talk about it later.

Hey, Ponch.

Let's go on up
the road and see what's shaking.

Hey, come here,
little kid!

Yeah, we just wanna
talk to you.

You okay?

- I'm okay.

What's your name?

Davey McAllister.

I'm Ponch.
This is Jon.

I know. I mean,
I know who you are.

'I mean, I saw you before.'

What happened, Davey?
How did you fall?

Uh, I just fell.

Uh, I was following this deer.

That's a nice little outfit.

That help you follow deer?

Yeah, um, I'm playing.

I'm supposed to be an Indian.

You live around here, Davey?

Yeah. Right around here. Close.

Well, then, come on.
We'll take you home.

Oh, it's not far.
I can walk. Honest.

No, no. Come on.
In the truck. Come on.

David? Davey.

McAllister.
Okay, I've got that.

'If he's only 12 years old'

'he can't qualify
as your crazy man.'

Maybe that's who
he's covering for.

He won't give us
any straight answers

about his family
or where he lives

and he should be
in school someplace.

Okay, well,
I'll get in touch with

missing persons
and county juvenile.

You stay in touch.

See, there's our friend
Grossman.

'There goes Jed Turner.'

- Yeah, sure.

'You have to be old enough
for a driver's license.'

Man, those are so neat,
those cars!

I wish my grandpa
could see them.

Davey, you live with your
grandpa, right?

What about your
mother and father?

My dad is on a tanker,
oil tanker. He's an engineer.

Oh, yeah.
What about your mom?

I don't have any.

Davey, I'm gonna ask you
one more time.

Where do you go to school?
Where do you live?

Okay, my man, if you
don't wanna tell us

so we can't take you home

we're gonna have to take you
to juvenile detention.

'Now you got the ball.
What do you wanna do?'

Okay. It's back at Mulholland,
where we were.

Alright. Come on.

Look, he's headed toward
those houses.

I think people
leave food out here.

Come on.
Get a good shot.

Hey, Gypsy, come here,
Come in.

Come on, Gypsy.
Oh, Gypsy!

Okay, don't miss, pea brain.

Oh, that's clever. No chance.

Gypsy!

What happened?

Look!

Look! It hit her.
This thing hit her.

'Yeah. This is it.'

Oh, baby.

Let's go.

Was that the boy in that car?

Break, break.
Get me Smokey.

Off-duty CHP,
Officer Poncherello

in a blue pickup pursuing
a suspect eastbound Mulholland

from Sturgis toward the 405.

'Any units in position
to assist, identify.'

10-4, Ponch. 7 Charles.
I can back you up at the 405.

Don't you understand,
he's got to go to a doctor.

Gypsy's in pain!

Cool it!

Panic has caused enough damage.

There are people hurt up there.

You're under arrest.
Now, don't you move.

You need an ambulance?

Yes, two. Is there
a boy in that wagon?

No.

15, 7 Charles.

I have a multiple TC northbound
405 Cruzan off ramp.

'The ramp is blocked. I need two
tow trucks and two ambulances.'

Uh, S-4, 7 Charles.

Are you still in contact
with Mary 3 and 4?

Affirmative, S-4.
Stand by.

Must have started tumbling when
it came through the fence.

It's a duplicate of the one
we found in the tree.

Sarge wants one of you.

How are we gonna
tell him we lost the boy?

Why don't you just say,
Sarge, we lost the boy?

- S-4, Mary 3 and 4.
- About the boy.

He's listed in Ventura county
as a kidnap victim.

They're trying to reach
his father. Bring him in.

Uh, sarge, uh..

Grandpa!

Grandpa!

Davey.

Davey. Davey!

Grandpa!

Hey, Ponch

you should have come back
to the grand prix yesterday.

Missed a lot
of real excitement.

You guys are living too fast.

- See you later, Bear.
- Yeah.

Here's the plan, Ponch.

We're gonna break
the grand prix track record.

Another star in
the CHP central crown, huh?

- That sounds great.

What's it gonna cost me?

I'm the designated driver
and you support me as a team.

You want me to have experience,
practice time, right?

Before the biggie?

What's it gonna cost me?

It's four laps for $5.

Four laps for $5.

And each backer's
contributing 5 bucks.

Plan B, give me 5

and I'll break the record
and bring you change.

Not to denigrate your
prowess, Poncherello

but, uh, the advantage
of my lesser size and weight

will be the reduction of the
power-to-drag ratio.

I'll win quicker.

We'll have more excess money
for the victory party.

Okay, I'm in.

After all, it's only 5 bucks.

He's in, Harlan.
He already said it.

That's right.
He did, didn't he?

Is he alright?

These two bolts put a crossbow
up there two days running.

I say poaching for profit.

I know there are markets
selling venison.

A lot of it comes in frozen.
Fresh, it brings premium prices.

I'll check the meat markets.

Poncherello,
Carruthers, Fish and Game.

Uh, would you give him
those addresses, please?

Yeah, sure. These are the guys
we think you want.

Arnold Keith is a wood carver.

Truck belongs to
Cleveland Artell.

Same address.
Has a back room there.

Thanks a lot.
You've been a big help.

I'll check these out.

Okay. Frank Poncherello,
Ed McAllister.

Davey's dad.
He just drove down.

- Hi.
- Howdy.

I understand you
and your partner

were searching half the night.

Yes, we were. Jon's on his way.
He went to change.

What's the story?

I think my father's flipped
his wig, if you want to know.

It's Davey's grandfather.

Davey stays with him when
Mr. McAllister's out to sea.

'He'll be the one who fired
the arrow into the car.'

He kidnapped the boy?

He picked him up
at school last week.

Some of the kids thought
he was being kidnapped.

Well, you know,
where to find him?

No.

My ship came in three days ago.
I found this note at the house.

"Time for David
to learn his heritage.

"Going to ancient
tribal home."

Ancient tribal home!
I don't know where that is.

- No.

I'm part Chumash, part Cahuilla.

My people were all over
Southern California.

We have him zeroed
in the Santa Monica mountains.

Well, then Davey will be safe
if he's with a man

who knows how
to live in the wild.

Are you kidding?
My father was born in Burbank.

The wildest place he's
ever seen is the San Diego Zoo.

He's a businessman.
He owns three gasoline stations.

Cars, he knows about.

He's never even been
camping before.

Okay. Okay. Hold it.
Davey knew we were cops.

So there's only one place he
could have seen us in uniform.

Maybe we can track
him from there.

Jon?

Hey, don't change.

You're changed?
Don't change back.

No. I've got Davey's father
here with me.

Bring the truck and meet me

where we found
the crossbow bolt.

Right.
You got a car?

- Yeah.
- Alright. Follow me.

Oh, if it's
okay with you.

Oh, who me?

Come on.

First time we were here

we were on our motors
in uniform.

We parked where
we just now stopped

so he must have seen us
from someplace around here.

Now, if we can..

Jon

Jon!

'Ponch! Over here.'

Ponch, watch your step.

Okay. Okay.

You find a trail?

No. I lost my contact lens.

I think I have a trail
right over here.

Ah! Okay. I'll follow you guys.

I don't know
these hills very well.

I don't see anything, Jon.

It's partly what you feel.

Tracking is pure instinct.

My father told me to look
for the slightest clue

and expect the unexpected.

Look, footprints.

Ed? Ed McAllister!

Someone's been
through here recently.

Looks like two guys,
maybe three.

I think it was us.

Ed, where are you?

Let's let him lead for a while.
Indians are good at this stuff.

Why don't you holler?

Because if they're trying
to hide, they'll run.

Oh.

Uh, I'll go this way.

Hold it, Jon.

Oh. We're friendly.

I suppose you're lookin' for me.

Davey McAllister's grandpa?

- Nathan Littlecrow.
- Dad!

Eddy! Eddy, what are
you doing here, son?

Dad!

What happened to you?

I got lost.

I told you guys I'm not
that kind of an Indian.

Neither is my father.

Dad, you can't just take
a kid out of school.

You should have talked with
the school board or something.

He's got to have his education.

I didn't take him out forever.
He'll go back.

Don't you call
this an education?

Learning the ways of his people.
Learning how nature works.

Seeing the stars at night.
Breathing the fresh air.

Why not wait for
summer vacation?

Because I have
hay fever in summer.

Besides, somebody had
to teach him.

You never wanted to learn.

You never asked me
what I wanted.

You sent me to college.

Are you gonna tell
me that was wrong?

Dad, I'm telling you
this is wrong. This!

I want you both back
where you belong.

You can't cope with
the dangers out here.

Dangers out here?

Tell me about that car
that killed his mother, Ed.

'That stupid war
that almost took your life.'

'Those kids in the street
with knives!'

The peddlers who sell dope!

Look, this is paradise.
That's a jungle.

That is where
he has to survive.

And will, because I will teach
him who he is and why he is

like my father taught me!

Your father taught you
to be an auto mechanic!

These are for drying
rabbit skins

but we love rabbits,
so grandpa doesn't shoot 'em.

Who built your shelter, your
grandpa?

Mostly.
I helped some.

You guys go to the grand prix
racetrack very often?

Sometimes, I can hear
those cars up here at night.

Man, they are so neat!

We're gonna have
a contest there.

Maybe you'd like
to come and watch.

It's not very far.

My dad used to
drive race cars.

Didn't you, dad?

Sports cars,
once upon a time.

Davey, we've got to break camp.

Do we have to?

Grandpa's decision.

Davey, I brought you here
for all the reasons I told you.

There was another reason, too.

I came looking for my own self

trying to find myself
through you.

And I guess I went
about it the wrong way.

When our people make
a mistake, they admit it.

I admit it, Davey.

What we're gonna do
is start all over again.

This time, the right way.

The three of us together.

'Goodbye!'

Davey, why don't you go
up front and get the rope

and I'll tie this stuff down?

I'll go back and get some more.

Look at this!

This is a new suburb
or something they're building.

Who is this?

Hello!

Hey, hey, hey.

Arnie, look at this.

What is this?

This must be the jerk
who shot my car

put a whole in
my brand new car, huh?

Look at this stuff!

Wait a minute, Arnie.

I'm gonna have to huff!
I'm gonna have to puff!

And I'm gonna have to knock this
hermit's thing down.

'Yahoo!'

Dad!

Grandpa!

Hey!

Come on!

Dad!

The poachers, dad,
the guys who chased me.

- I'm okay. I'm not hurt.
- I'll get the cops!

Davey, come back.

We followed their trail for 40
or 50 yards, then we lost them.

Dad said the big one
had a crossbow.

We still got to catch
them in the act.

- In the old days--
- Grandpa!

Grandpa's alright, Davey.

Two against one, Davey.
It wasn't fair.

The Fish and Game guy's coming.

We don't have anything
concrete, but--

Hold it, he started to say
something about in the old days?

Yeah. You don't chase
the poachers.

You bring them to you.

The deer will stay.

Alright.
You take cover here.

Hold it! Police!

Come on! Come on!

Oh, great. I need that.

Turn around!

Come on, Cleve.
Cleve.

Cleve! Cleve!

Try that. Try that.
Over there! Over there!

Hold on.

Whoa! No! Cleve!

Cleve?

Yeah?

I think we're in bad trouble.

Offic.. Officers, we surrender.

No more. We surrender.

Hey, Grossie,
give me a ticket.

- Yeah, give him a ticket.
- No.

- Come on, man. Give it.
- No!

- You got to give him a ticket.
- You're so stingy.

- Give him a ticket.
- Okay. Okay. Okay.

But Harlan's our driver.

- Oh, yeah.

I can't believe that
Jon's getting hooked on this.

It's kid stuff.
Kid stuff.

I don't even know
why we contribute to the fund.

So you break the track record?
So what?

They don't even
give you a trophy.

No

Ponch, Harlan's our driver.

I got to get more tickets.
I'll be right back.

Be right back.

Doing okay. Boy, if he could
just stay on the track.

Yeah. He hit that
turn real good.

I didn't do too well.
How about you?

I was great in the infield
not too good on the track.

Fast time in the half.

Go!

Go! Go! Go!

Yay!

Who is it?

Oh! Oh!

Kid stuff.