Wandering young Joe Good returns to his Fort Willow homestead to find his peaceful father, Vincent, gunned down on orders of land-grabbing rancher Hugh Alton. The apparent reason, Vincent’s refusal to sell his few acres. Joe, a thinking as well as wandering young man, decides there’s two kinds of men—hawks and eagles. When hawks seize their loot, eagles swoop down to carry it all off.  If Alton is a hawk, then Joe will be an eagle. Six-guns may rule the West,  yet the young avenger ch


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