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Wealthy cattle barons are pitted against homesteaders in a brutal range war that erupts in Wyoming in 1889.
Wealthy cattle barons are pitted against homesteaders in a brutal range war that erupts in Wyoming in 1889.
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S1, EP6 "Range War"Wealthy cattle barons are pitted against homesteaders in a brutal range war that erupts in Wyoming in 1889.
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