Yodelin’ Kid from Pine Ridge

A veteran cattleman who pushes for harsh action against the turpentiners. His misreading of Gene’s stance leads to a fatal rift and his eventual death, deepening the feud’s tragedy.

Stepdaughter of the turpentiners’ leader and Gene’s love interest. She acts as a bridge between factions, seeking peace while navigating danger and loyalty.

The local lawman who intervenes to prevent lynching and helps coordinate justice with Gene and Frog Millhouse. He represents the law in a volatile frontier town.

Milky Baynum’s stepfather and a turpentine leader. His murder becomes a turning point in the investigation and escalates the vendetta.

The cunning cattleman who orchestrates the rustling scheme to profit from the chaos. He uses manipulation to keep both sides fighting and escapes direct accountability for a time.

Parker’s right-hand man who carries out orders, including attempts on Gene’s life. His actions accelerate the conflict and hinder justice until the final pursuit.

Leader of Frog Millhouse’s Wild West Show; his troupe provides the spectacle that frames Gene’s return and adds a performative layer to the feud.

The film’s heroic star who returns to defend his family’s name and pursue justice. He confronts Parker, clears his own name, and protects Milly, embodying frontier courage.

A turpentine worker who represents the labor side of Pine Ridge’s forest economy and participates in the broader conflict between factions.

A turpentine camp worker who contributes to the forest-based livelihood that underpins the feud’s economics.

A minor frontier character who participates in the events surrounding the feud and its investigations.