Henry Baker was good with cattle, good with cards, and good with a gun. He had wiped out the whole Bainbridge gang with a .32. What he really wanted to do was take it slow and easy. But the outraged husband of the woman he loved was insisting on gunplay. Henry reluctantly had to oblige. He was so quiet and cautious that people hardly noticed him-- even though he was usually in the middle of some pretty wild situations.