What's wrong with that?
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Charlie Gilson:
Then how come General Sheridan gave out medals to buffalo hunters, huh? I seen one of them. A dead buffalo on one side and a dead Indian on the other. The army was for the hunter. Sandy McKenzie:
Sure, during the Indian wars. Every dead buffalo meant a starving Indian. The army couldn't lick the Injuns so he wanted to starve them back on the reservation. Charlie Gilson:
What's wrong with that?
Then how come General Sheridan gave out medals to buffalo hunters, huh? I seen one of them. A dead buffalo on one side and a dead Indian on the other. The army was for the hunter. Sandy McKenzie:
Sure, during the Indian wars. Every dead buffalo meant a starving Indian. The army couldn't lick the Injuns so he wanted to starve them back on the reservation. Charlie Gilson:
What's wrong with that?
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Then how come general Sheridan
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gave out medals to buffalo hunters
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I seen one of 'em
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a dead buffalo on one side
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a dead Injun on the other
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The army was for the hunter
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Sure during the Indian war
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Every dead buffalo meant a starving Indian
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The army couldn't lick the Injuns
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so they wanted to starve 'em back on the reservation
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What's wrong with that
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Movie Summary
In 1883 South Dakota, two buffalo hunters start a personal feud over a captured squaw and a stand-off with a Dakota raiding party over some stolen horses.
Actors
Charlie Gilson
Sandy Mckenzie
