Deep in the remote Arkansas backwoods, a father passes on the traditions of the Ozark mountain men to his 5 year-old son. Under his strict and cruel guidance, young Lucas learns to protect the family land at all costs, and hones the skills of the hunt that have been handed down from generation to generation. But their prey is no ordinary game. . .
Dennis Smithers, Jr.
Director
Dennis Smithers, Sr.
Keller McGavin
Stephen Martin
Lucas McGavin
MacFarland Martin
Sheriff Caleb Collins
Thomas King
Cocaine Thief #1
Tim Turner
Cocaine Thief #2
Brad McPherson
Lost Hiker
Tina O'Neal
Teacher
Stephanie Smithers
Meagan
Dannial McCoy
Vigilante
Nick Pugh
Poacher #1
Joshua Stephens
Poacher #2
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