No Country For Old Men Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

When Chigurh shoots Wells in his hotel room, he places his off-hand behind the charging handle of the shotgun preventing the action from ejecting the fired shell and leaving evidence.

The money the transponder is cut into is in 1$ bills, as opposed to 100$ bills

While tracking the last guy from the unseen shoot out, Moss pulls out his watch that reads 11:45 a.m. The shadows made by the trees are correct for that time of day.

Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) shoots a pronghorn in the right flank whilst hunting. The pronghorn leaves a trail of blood, but ultimately escapes. Later in the film, Llewelyn is shot in the right flank by his pursuer, Anton Chigurgh, and history repeats.

Before the motel shootout, Anton doesn't just take off his shoes because he's trying to be quite. As later shown with Carson in the hotel room, he doesn't want his boots to get bloody. Also, he checks his boots after the meeting with Carla Jean, implying she's dead.

When Moss leaves his hotel room, he closes the curtains and crosses them. When he comes back at night in a cab, he decides to stay at a different hotel the next day. This is because he knows somebody (probably Anton) has been in his room and is following him be closely.

It is implied that Llewelyn doesn't know how to read, and the receptionist takes advantage of this by renting him a two-bed room instead of one

Checking for an Easter Egg. At the end of the eggless credits I saw Mike Zoss Productions. Recognised the name from the scene where Chigur blows up the car outside the pharmacy. Guess I did find an Easter egg.

-- at 0:22 you can hear Anton shoot the front desk clerk. You may need earphones.

The cash register had the number 21 on it, coin traveled 22 years for this moment. His "number" was up and his "time" has come. "Lucky" for him, he has been given another "chance".

Ed Tom Bell describes a dream where he and his father are riding on horseback through snowy dark mountains. In an earlier scene, Llewellyn is at the hotel hiding with the money & there is a painting on the wall of two horsemen in the mountains looking off into the distance

- The TV program Carla Jean is watching is discussing a "Bad hiding spot", as Llewellyn walks in with the satchel full of money, just after hiding the gun under the porch.

During the coin toss scene, the cables behind the cashier look like nooses. Meaning, he's meeting the executioner.

Llewellyn kills the dog after being chased down the river, yet the dead dog shows up near the other dead bodies at the original crime scene.