"SMOKING SIX-GUNS SPELL DOOM!...AS A FIGHTING SHERIFF RIDES HERD ON A FLAMING RANGE FEUD!"
A sheriff tries to prevent a range war between cattlemen and homesteaders.
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Sheriff Bob Dawson
Deputy Grubby
Butch
Buddy
Linda Thompson
Sally Preston
Winchester Thompson
Dunham
Henchman Kohler (as Dick Alexander)
Flash Watson aka Trig
Dakota, Thompson Ranch Foreman
Henchman Decker
Henchman Chris
Ranch Hand Tex
Joel Preston
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