In the gripping drama "God's Country" (1946), Lee Preston—also known as Leland Bruce—finds himself on the run after a deadly encounter in self-defense turns into a murder charge. Seeking refuge in the breathtaking redwood wilderness, he meets the spirited Lynn O'Malley, niece of the local trading post owner, Sandy McTavish. As Lee acclimates to the rugged beauty around him, he uncovers a dire threat: ruthless timber barons are decimating the forest and forcing wildlife into the trappers' territory. The local trappers rally around Lee, urging him to take a stand by delivering a petition to the Governor that would safeguard their land from these encroaching timber tycoons. Initially hesitant due to his fugitive status, Lee grapples with his conscience and ultimately decides to champion the cause, fully aware that this noble act could lead to his capture. "God’s Country" is a tale of bravery, sacrifice, and the enduring fight to protect nature, making it a classic story of resilience against greed.