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I cannot do that. Neil isn't used to being chained.

(CAR APPROACHlNG)

Doesn't she keep that lion locked up?

A big cat like Neil can roam around free and not be caged up.

Or headed toward town. If he is, we're in a lot of trouble.

Keep him out of here!

How can we be sure? It could have been that lion, too.

will you give Tusker an extra load of hay

What you gonna do? (NElL SNARLlNG)

CHlLDREN: Yeah, wow!

He was in the house with me. Just as he is every night when Susan's here.

to teach many of the animals you see on TV and in the movies.

I know. This has been so good for her. Hmm.

Katie and I can do it together.

The cat jumped him.

It's over there. Come on.

Neil, stop! Lie down.

I'm gonna double back to town.

Hey, and I'm not looking to get sued.

Two years ago, Neil almost had to be put away.

I'll admit I was wrong about that cougar,

What you doing, kiddo?

Oh, I'm zoo-sitting.

Say, I've lost almost $1,200 worth of prime beef.

Maybe if we went downstream, a ways.

Yeah. That's right.

Are you the trainer that bought the old Haley ranch?

(PHONE RlNGlNG)

There's your killer.

I've heard about that lion's reputation.

That a good guy. Come on, Tusker.

Now listen, I'm gonna get a court order if I have to!

With Helen and Jim out of town, it, sort of, falls to me.

She has some more out in the barn in case of...

BlLL: I think he's headed north.

No! No, put your guns down!

Every time he heard a trainer's gunshot, he'd panic and start to attack.

It is a cougar.

I'm sorry to hear that. But why did you come here?

(PHONE RlNGlNG)