It is time I watched my grandson learn to shoot. I and my friends are placing bets. I have two horses that say he will shoot Warrior in the thigh. Old Man thinks it will be in the rump. Want to wager?"Hunter's smile turned wry. "I don't think so. If I recall, I told Warrior that would teach Turtle how to shoot.
In "Comanche Moon," the excitement builds as a grandfather prepares to witness his grandson’s shooting lessons. He and his friends engage in lighthearted betting, debating where the boy might accidentally shoot Warrior, a playful touch that highlights the camaraderie among them. The bets reveal their friendly rivalry, with one betting on a thigh shot and another on a hit to the rump.
The grandson, Hunter, remains cautious about the bets, recalling a previous conversation with Warrior where he had promised to help Turtle learn to shoot. This reflects a protective side of Hunter, suggesting he values safety and guidance over the competitive nature of the bets among the older men.
