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"Range wars" is a genre centered on bitter contests over land, water and grazing rights—usually set in rural or frontier landscapes—where ranchers, homesteaders, sheepherders, land barons, lawmen and outlaws clash over survival, livelihood and legacy. Stories pit tradition against change, private power against community law, and brutal economic necessity against personal honor, blending shootouts, sabotage and cattle rustling with courtroom battles, family feuds and moral reckonings. Tone ranges from gritty and violent to elegiac or romantic, and plots often emphasize harsh environments, scarce resources, shifting legal boundaries, and the human cost of defending or seizing territory. While rooted in the American West and historical settings, Range Wars also appears in neo‑western and contemporary rural fiction, exploring timeless themes of ownership, justice, and the price of control.

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