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Buffalo Rider (1976)
Jake Jones rescues a young bison in the 1800s, and becomes known as the folk hero Buffalo Jones as he rides Samson through many exploits.
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Jake Jones rescues a young bison in the 1800s, and becomes known as the folk hero Buffalo Jones as he rides Samson through many exploits.
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Genre:Adventure, Western, Drama
Written By:Mollie Gregory
In Theaters:11/1/1976
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Starfire Films
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