 Filmed in the San Antonio area by H. W. Kier s regional Gulf Coast Productions and one of the few Gulf Coast films that managed to be shown outside Gulf Coast s normal territory of Texas and the southeastern states of the United States. Since it is possibly the worse acted, written and directed B-western since the 1930 s offerings from Victor Adamson (Denver Dixon) and/or those from Robert J. Horner, its escape may mean that the Astor Pictures Distributing Company ran out of re-issue films. Kids playing cowboy in the back yards of Patterson, New Jersey achieved more realism than this film has:Rancher Steve Patterson (Steve Raines, who would do better things in Hollywood)is paroled after taking a rap for his friend-turned-rustler Drago (Lee Morgan, who always looked like a villain but sounded like Peter Pan.)Drago talks Steve into giving he and his henchman a hideout, and they proceed to rustle cattle from Steve s rancher friend Walt Hilton (Walt Wayne,)and the trail leads back to Steve.