The title came from a dirty joke developed on the set of the filmmaker's previous production, She was the Deputy's Wife. It seemed to be the perfect title for the tale of cavalry soldiers pinned down in the desert and the name stuck.
The film wrapped production a day ahead of schedule, finishing in only eleven days.
The film went from conception to a completed production in just two months. It was developed with the idea of how to make a Western production with a small cast and crew during the COVID crisis.
Filmmaker Travis Mills came within a foot of sitting on a rattlesnake while blocking the action for one scene. The snake's skin can be seen on the hat band for his Comanchero character.
Filmmaker Travis Mills plays the "Captured Comanchero" but also played a few more bad guys in the film, disguising himself in different outfits. He dies on screen a total of four times in the movie.