King of the Pecos (1936)
Profiteer Alexander Stiles sets his sights on a vast million-acre expanse in the Pecos River region, but rancher Claybor poses a formidable obstacle. Claybor has already staked his claim on the prized Sweetwater, a critical water source in the area. The clash between Stiles’ ambition and Claybor's determination to protect his land unfolds, highlighting the struggle for power and resources in the rugged landscape of the West. Tensions rise as both men navigate their conflicting interests, setting the stage for a compelling confrontation over land and water rights.
