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"Do I get to carry a rifle, Deddy?" he said, scratching at the wool cap where his father had pulled at it.
"Well, I don't reckon you can shoot anything without one," Cooper said, and lifted a .223 rifle down from the stone mantle. The gun wasn't new, but it was heavy and solid. Gareth took the weapon and inspected it like his father had taught him. He made a show of it to prove the lessons had stuck.
"Let's go," he said, and the three of them took to the woods.
Excerpted from Bull Mountain by Brian Panowich. Copyright © 2015 by Brian Panowich. Excerpted by permission of Putnam Books. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
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