Gene Autry and his fellow ranchmen try to force the Wentworth Lumber Company to plant new trees in place of those, which they cut down. Unfortunately the owner of the Lumber Company, Asa Wentworth, is dominated by his granddaughter, Billie, who imagines she is in love with Larry Drew, ruthless general manager of the Wentworth Lumber interests. Asa, fearing that open opposition to Drew would drive the obstinate Billie to elope, secretly helps Gene and Smiley Burnette plan an elaborate plot to have Mount Warner declared a State Park and wildlife shrine, in order to prevent its ruthless stripping by Asa's own company. Billie spreads the rumor that there is no wildlife on Mount Warner, which is true, and invites her friends to see for themselves. Gene and Smiley Burnette immediately stock the place with game. Before the party leaves Mount Warner, a storm comes up. When Asa is washed into a mountain torrent, Drew proves to be the coward he is when he makes no attempt to rescue him. Gene and Smiley Burnette stage a spectacular rescue and save Asa. Billie sees the devastation caused by the mutilation of the mountain and she is won over to Gene's side.

Songs include I Was Born in Old Wyoming, Twenty-One Years, Casey Jones, and Sing Me a Song of the Saddle.

Special Features include:

• Reminiscing with Gene Autry and Pat Buttram at the Melody Ranch Theater
• Poster and Lobby Card Art
• Production and Publicity Stills
• Original Press Kit Material
• Trivia and Movie Facts
• Excerpts from the August 3, 1941 Melody Ranch Radio Show broadcast. The original broadcast report for this Gene Autry radio show considered this "a good show." We agree and are pleased to present it here!

Actors & Artists: Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, George Cleveland, Maris Wrixon, Robert Kent, Sarah Edwards and Champion.

1941
Running Time: 67 minutes
Fully Restored and Uncut
Region Code: Region 1 (Canada & USA only)