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A powerful cattle magnate asserts control over vast grazing lands and clashes with a stubborn homesteader who refuses to yield, sparking nights of fence-cutting, cattle drives, rustling, skirmishes, and legal and extralegal measures by hired cowboys. The narrative follows mounting tension as tracking parties and lone riders trail suspects across plains and riverlands, personal loyalties and a tentative romantic connection complicate alliances, and daring raids, pursuits at dawn, and moral reckonings lead to loss, burial, and parting among survivors. Episodes alternate frontier action with scenes of ranchhouse life, patrols, and the harsh code that governs that landscape.

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George W. Ogden

George W. Ogden was an American author known for his contributions to Western fiction during the early 20th century. His works often explore themes of adventure, morality, and the rugged life of the American West. Among his notable titles are "Claim Number One," which delves into the complexities of land ownership, and "The Rustler of Wind River," a tale of cattle rustling and justice. Ogden's storytelling captures the spirit of the frontier, making him a significant figure in the genre of Western literature.

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