What began as a personal journey home evolved into a richly detailed mosaic of rare interviews and compelling images of men and women whose voices are seldom heard . . . Texas rangers of the brush country. Dian Malouf returned home to the droughty south Texas ranching country and talked to the most remote men and women of their time; most raising cattle on land that had been in their families for six generations. In the heart of the desolate brush country little has changed in the past one hundred years adding genuine authenticity to a vanishing lifestyle that could be facing a final sunset.