The Jack Bull (1999)
Myrl Redding, a horse trader from Wyoming, finds himself at odds with rancher Henry Ballard after Ballard mistreats Myrl's horses and their caretaker, Billy, a Crow Indian. When Judge Wilkins dismisses Myrl's case, he embarks on a relentless quest for justice, transforming his grievance into a brutal hunt for Ballard. As tensions rise, Myrl's fight to protect the animals spirals into a violent confrontation that threatens not only the lives of those involved but also the future of Wyoming’s statehood aspirations.
