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[edit] Plot section
The plot section contains original research that is inaccurate. At the time of the Mexican-American war, there was an established "mountain man community", which Johnson could have plausibly joined. See the Taos Revolt, Tom Tobin, and John David Albert. While it is true that the mountain man lifestyle was in transition/decline, there was trapping and mountain men around well after the war. I think we see the decline in the Will Geer character. "No more griz..". I'm going to remove the OR, and add a little more about the film. Crockspot 23:18, 25 September 2006 (UTC)
Feb 5th 2007 has an excellent plot summary of the movie, I can't see any reason why it was removed by 67.117.146.139 along with most of the rest of the page. It's possible that was an accident though. Either way I'm restoring the plot summary, anyone more familiar with the movie is welcome to go over it for innaccuracies. --Superslash 14:43, 22 February 2007 (UTC)
