Season 2

It's not gold that brings treasure hunters to the windblown bluffs of Wyoming: it's bones. After stumbling upon a strange fossil, a man is caught in the crossfire of rival paleontologists who are warring over a trove of dinosaur bones.

When homesteaders keep cutting down her fences to access grazing land, a widowed landowner teams up with famed Texas Ranger Ira Aten to protect her property. Aten hopes his explosive plan of action will force the cutters to compromise.

Two Pinkerton detectives join forces to track a notorious bank robber. During a shootout, the Missouri Kid kills seasoned detective Charles Schumacher, leaving young George Dougherty to finish the job and avenge his colleague's death.

When Black cowboy Nat Love hears word that a Deadwood business owner is putting up $200 for a Fourth of July cowboy competition, he immediately signs up to prove his mettle against the best ropers, riders, and shooters around.

After Marshal Ed Masterson is shot while trying to break up a barroom brawl, he hastily bans all firearms in Dodge City. Ed's swift proclamation is met with disdain, even from his own brothers, and places an even larger target on his back.

Marshal Ed Masterson's youngest brother, James, decides to follow in his footsteps and become a lawman. But when James' life is threatened, middle brother Bat Masterson races back from Arizona to protect his kin.

After the suspicious death of a tunnel worker, and unconvincing answers from the project's lead engineer, Doc Susie goes underground to find out what happened. Instead, she finds her own life in peril when she's trapped by a cave-in.

When failed prospector John Hicks Adams is elected sheriff, he must prove that he won't be a bust as a lawman too. Just weeks into the job, his courage is put to the test when a band of stagecoach robbers begins terrorizing the area.

In an odd twist of fate, photographers C.S. and Mollie Fly open a studio next to a dusty corral in Tombstone, Arizona, and they end up taking the last shot of the Old West's most infamous gunbattle, the Shootout at the O.K. Corral.

In his first week on the job as the new constable of Jerome, Arizona, Jim Roberts gets to work arresting the town's troublemakers and teaching his timid deputy how to be a true lawman as they track down a stone-cold killer and his gang.

For months, a thin wall of rock is all that keeps the peace between two rival silver mining companies 300 feet below the Idaho mountains. Above ground, the claims overlap, and the owners of the Ida Elmore Mine and the Golden Chariot Mine both lay claim to any silver in the disputed area. When the rock wall is finally breached, pickaxes give way to pistols and rifles as one hundred miners prepare for battle. When gunfire erupts, the first casualty is John C. Holgate, owner of the Golden Chariot. For the next five days the bloody battle rages on and only comes to end when the territorial governor threatens to dispatch Army troops from Fort Boise to quell the violence. Though the conflict appears to be over, hard feelings spill to the surface, and J. Marion Moore, owner of the Ida Elmore Mine is gunned down in the streets of Silver City. Years later, gunfighter-turned-reporter Bat Masterson tracks down one of the surviving miners to get the real story of the Battle Beneath the Mountain.