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Matson is identified as one of Lynch's men who was not arrested. He reports the gang's arrest to High Wolf.
Lynch supplies High Wolf's Indians with weapons and ammunition in exchange for hijacked supply trains. He later orders High Wolf to attack the railroa...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Rod and Wichita arrest Lynch's gang, but Matson is specifically identified as one of Lynch's men who escaped arrest.
High Wolf's braves invade Buffalo Creek, terrorize the town with gunfire, and later participate in the order to burn it.
Rod and Wichita take Lynch and his gang into custody and hold them at Temple's store before the Indians invade Buffalo Creek.
Lynch's gang is held at Temple's store while Rod telegraphs the cavalry for help.
Wichita infiltrates the Indian camp, frees Rod from the stake, and later joins the defense when High Wolf's Indians attack the displaced townspeople.
Rod investigates the sabotage in Indian territory and confronts High Wolf about the planned war. In the final battle, High Wolf is shot while Rod help...
After escaping arrest, Matson tells High Wolf that Lynch and the gang have been captured.
Wichita helps breach Lynch's hideout and arrest the gang. He later overhears Lynch's plan and infiltrates the Indian camp to stop him.
Rod and Wichita discover Lynch's gang supplying weapons to the Indians and hijacking supply trains. Rod later subdues Lynch after the final gunfight.
Rod is ordered to investigate the telegraph break with Wichita, a Union soldier. They later work together to rescue each other and confront Lynch's op...
A military investigation exposes a weapons conspiracy that turns tribal resentment into a battle for Buffalo Creek.
Directed by B. Reeves Eason
Prairie Thunder (1937) · 4.3/10 · western
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