When a thunderstorm spooks a cow and it kills a local farmer, a war threatens to break out between the drovers and the farmers.

Gil and Rowdy track some missing cows to a seeming ghost town, and soon discover that the few remaining residents are caught in a savage feud.

Gil discovers that a new drover has a woman hidden in his wagon... when the woman's husband comes looking for her.

Gil and Rowdy have to deal with a bandit, Sanchez, and a man that he has secretly slipped in with the drovers to sabotage the drive.

A preacher, Brother Bent, joins the drive after he discovers gold but preaches against it. His parishioners have driven him off, and now cowboys are following Bent trying to find out where his gold is.

When a town shuts out the drive after Rowdy is apparently stricken with anthrax, Gil turns to a young inexperienced nurse for help.

Four female sharpshooters abandoned by their manager meet up with the drive.

Gunman Brazo Ford joins the drive to look after his younger Lance, who wears a mask to hide a burn scar.

Gil incurs a rancher's anger when he gives candy to an Indian boy whose father has land the rancher wants.

Colonel Millett, trying to form a new Confederacy, convinces most of the drovers to join his cause after Gil's orders accidentally get a young drover killed.

Rowdy stays on in a town to help a young wife trying to escape her husband... who is the town's marshal.

After the drovers take in the passengers of an overturned stagecoach, a mysterious man named Jardin arrives and says that he's there to kill one person... but won't say who.

The drovers come across a mission where a friend of Rowdy's is getting married.

The drovers deal with a tumbleweed (prison) wagon and a beautiful female prisoner, Dallas.