Claus. The duckling jumps into a hole in a log. Junior then reaches his hand into the log, but fails to catch the duckling, who makes a slingshot, slinging Junior's hand into his head. George then points his gun toward the hole, but fails to catch the duckling, who pulls out a frightening mask, scaring and shrinking the gun, which screams and fires a shot and lets out some bullets. Junior grabs George's gun, and tries to shoot the duckling, but fails when it doesn't shoot. Junior pulls out the bullet and hands it to George, who gets shot in the face, leaving him in blackface. George hands Junior the bullet, which gets him left in blackface. Next, the duckling leaves his footprints in the ground. George and Junior's guns point to where the duckling is: in three different paths. George then gets out a duck call, and blows to call for the duckling, but is shocked when the duckling answers back with a smaller duck call. The chase on water resumes by George and Junior in their repaired boat. The duckling suddenly stops, and just as George and Junior are about to shoot, the duckling pulls out a STOP sign and points to the clock from the beginning which now has a sign showing "NO SHOOTING AFTER 5:00 PM". The bell rings, much to George and Junior's horror, but as they both scream in terror, the ducks come back, swimming, flying and doing another conga line, while the disgruntled George and Junior sit angry that they didn't even shoot one single duck. Meanwhile, on the boat, the duckling has now joined the conga line as the camera irises out on him. References External links 1948 animated films 1948 short films 1948 films 1948 comedy films Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer short films Films directed by Tex Avery American black-and-white films American animated short films 1940s American animated films 1940s animated short films Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films Films scored by Scott Bradley Films about hunters Self-reflexive films Films produced by Fred Quimby Animated films about dogs Animated films about ducks Films set in forests Films partially in color Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cartoon studio short films 1940s English-language films