In 1838, Tennessee, Polly Crockett, daughter of Davy Crockett, makes a living as a hunter in the forests, where she coexists with Indian tribes. While most live in harmony, some are negatively impacted by white traders. Polly, accompanied by her Indian friend Neshoba, visits town to sell her hides, where she meets Catawampus Jones, who shares a connection to the Alamo. However, tensions rise as influenced Indians, led by Prewitt and Redbud, begin killing settlers and burning down their homes, including Polly's, resulting in the tragic death of her maid Birdie, Neshoba's mother.
Frontier Woman
In the untamed 1838 Tennessee wilderness, Polly Crockett, the daughter of the legendary Davy Crockett, carves out her own destiny as a talented huntress, earning the respect of Native American tribes while navigating intricate relationships with them.
