A fur-trapper, once a hero to a Sioux chief, is granted access to Sioux territory in the late 1870s. He takes on a novice assistant and together they harbor a runaway Arapaho woman. However, their peaceful arrangement is disrupted when the woman's affection for the assistant sparks tension, and the Sioux chief arrives with his warriors to reclaim her.
Yellowstone Kelly
In the 1870s, Luther Yellowstone Kelly, a skilled trapper and Indian scout, faces turmoil in the Sioux territory south of the Missouri River while working for the army at Fort Buford.
