A lone drifter named David arrives in Medicine Bow and temporarily takes Trampas's place at Shiloh when after the seasoned cowhand injures himself in a fall.
Jeb's brother looks for help after three of his men have been convicted of desertion in an attempt to cover up their commanding officer's illegal attack.
Slim is appointed special detective by the Cattlemans Association to investigate a series of cattle thefts in the area, with his own ranch being a victim.
In Highridge, Audra is on her way to visit her friend when she witnesses three murders and goes into a state of shock; Victoria brings her back to Stockton via
A man arrives at Sherman Ranch and Relay Station with his new wife, and finds that he is a new Marshal in Laramie as the Torrey Brothers killed their Marshal.
While tracking a gang of thieves that has stolen a herd of horses, Cheyenne crosses paths with a U.S. Cavalry unit that is in pursuit of the same target.
An Abraham Lincoln impersonator stops by the town of North Fork and quickly gets into trouble when he becomes involved in a bar fight that turns serious.
After getting robbed by "The Kid," Bret sees a grieving widow crying on a nearby bench, but when he offers her a ride, she mysteriously disappears in the dark.
Marshal Matt Dillon begins to have horrible nightmares because of a recent gunfight, in which he was forced to kill three different men in self-defense.
Hank Goat causes problems around Dodge City when he refuses to leave the women alone, including Kitty and Ann; Marshal Matt Dillon, Chester and Doc visit Jack.
Paladin is just one of many bounty hunters who are after the impressive bounty that has been offered for the capture of a brazen female stagecoach robber.
Matt worries for his safety after a woman puts a price on Matt's head in retaliation for shooting her husband, and several individuals look to claim the bounty.
A criminal travels to Dodge City to kill Matt before robbing the bank, but he is distracted when he becomes smitten with one of the women in the saloon.
Controversy strikes Medicine Bow when a widowed ranch woman's pushy foreman urges her to consider selling her property to an opportunistic oil investor.
A blacksmith becomes a deputy and his first act of duty is demand all the townspeople turn in their weapons, setting up for something terrible to happen.
Jim tries to change the perception of a writer from New England who has come into town to write an article about the West by showing it is a nice place to live.