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Dan Quaid had a chance to buy prime cattle range in Central Oregon at 2.00 dollars an acre. And he wanted to get his boy out to the country where a man could breathe without knocking down his neighbour. So the Quaids pulled stakes and moved. Dan didn't know that the company selling him the land was at war with the squatters already on it, and that the squatters were led by a vicious, violent man who thought nothing of murder when it came to keeping people off what he considered his property. But even when Quaid knew the score, even when he'd learned that the company intended to use him as a guinea pig, he still figured a man has the right to buy land legally and stay on it if he wants to. And Quaid was not a man to change his mind just because it was the safe thing to do.