A young cowboy from Wyoming - hitchhiking across Florida - finds himself getting work with cattleman Henry O. Partin on his Brahman ranch, where he's attracted to Partin's niece. Will he stay or move on?
Social & External
The people behind it
Kathryn Bronson
Henry's Niece
Doc Partin
Earl Partin
Henry's Son
Geech Partin
Henry O. Partin
Cattleman
Slim Partin
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