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Not to mention the fact that free grazing was legal, and Baxter, et al, were effectively nullifying the law by persecuting Boss, et al, under the guise of the law.

Was the film shot mostly in Colorado? Sure looked like it... And Brad, I don't think every film has to have three dimensional characters...especially villains...to be enjoyable, does it? Sometimes it's good to see characters that have single-minded motivations...particularly in our culture.

I really loved this film. Everything just clicked for me as a viewer. It just seemed more "real" to me than other modern Westerns (TOMBSTONE comes to mind). The gunfight at the end just seemed so "realistic". I would guess that it's actually harder to hit someone with a gun than to miss, and...