Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin (1937) BOB STEELE

Stars: Bob Steele, Louise Stanley, Karl Hackett
Director: Sam Newfield
Lawyer Bowdre has started a war between the ranchers and the homesteaders planning to take over the homesteaders land when they are wiped out. Rancher Dan Stockton, having just married homesteader Gail Dawson, is caught in the middle. He suspects Bowdre is behind the war and it's not long before he gets a chance to prove it.

[@ashokkumarsinha369]

Great movie. Loved watching it. Bob Steele scintillates as usual

[@jazzfusionary]

Bob Steele with a great cast this time directed by the most prolific director in history, Sam Newfield.

[@hopalong1910]

they were the beginning of the great westerns. No fast cameras and equipment!! It all started somewhere.

[@johnscott2852]

Lol, after the wedding, when they mounted the horses all three came from a different direction, opposite the house where the rider had just entered.

[@JPMadden]

It always amuses me that they filmed all of these Westerns north of Los Angeles on mountainous or forested terrain ill-suited for either farming or cattle ranching.

[@oldgamerchick]

Great movie real Romeo and Juliet story but, with a better ending. 🙃☕❤❤❤❤🤠

[@annaweathers4614]

At 1:08 That guy says, "They'll think they got a bear by the tail before we get through with them." That would prove very hard to do considering how short a bear's tail is and how ferocious it will fight. I think he meant, "A tiger by the tail." lol

[@robertbesemer1847]

My first western hero watching him on sagebrush theater on Saturday tv shows. Then going out playing cowboys shooting and killing each other for hours. Good clean fun

[@robertbesemer1847]

Bear by the tail not to be taken literally.

[@grantkruse1812]

Illiterate cowboys know nothing of tigers....They know about bears and if they ever heard a guy say "Tiger by the tail", they'd easily adapt that to say a "Bear by the tail" so everybody knows what we are talking about.

[@MissouriOldTimer]

26:42 yeah, boys wear them little pink rubbers,, lol I didn't know they had colored ones back then. lol

[@kaycoats8344]

Little pink rubbers. Rubbers in the days when this movie was made was a term used for rubber boots. People used to wear them over their shoes to keep dry. Little girls might get pink ones to wear.

[@grantkruse1812]

"you'll be wearing little pink ribbons on your saddles" You missed the lline entirely....

[@h0gwartz]

who makes up these titles? they almost never relate to what happens in the movie.

[@AH-yu2pi]

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[@claudalfred2064]

Goodstuf