The Quest

In the search for their sister, an army Captain tells the Beaudine brothers about another white girl who is the captive of Indians. But after she is rescued, when they try to bring her back to society, the town folk aren't very sympathetic to her plight.

The Beaudine brothers, in their continuing search for their sister held captive by Indians, get taken captive themselves by a gang of lawless buffalo hunters.

An unrelenting Texas Ranger will not give up on a band of Mexican outlaws who raid the southern territories and then quickly ride back over the border to safety. After catching the Beaudine brothers unknowingly lending aid to another outlaw, the lawman persuades the brothers to join his Rangers and help save lives by stopping the banditos.

To escape the vicious windstorm outside, Quentin and Morgan enter another kind of storm when they seek shelter in a bawdy ranch house owned by an aggressive woman.

The Beaudines arrive in a rough and tumble cattle town that likes a good time but also is a dangerous place from the constant fighting and drunken cow drovers. They decide to do a little celebrating of their own when tragedy strikes and their friend is shot dead by a drunken man, with the town Sheriff not very concerned about it.

The Beaudine brothers meet a man who says he has knowledge of where there sister Patricia is. Only problem is that the man is a murderer due to be hung soon and won't give up the information. When the man escapes custody, Morgan helps track the killer while Quentin rides out to help a settler with her dying baby.

When miners go on strike, racial strife festers to the boiling point when Chinese immigrant workers are thrown into the situation.

The Baudines turn down an offer to ride a cattle drive, until the rancher is shot.

The Baudines hit the trail for a rancher who was shot and while herding 1500 cattle to Colorado, run into all kind of maladies.

After teaching a young man the secrets of using a gun, Quentin begins to have second thoughts when the boy expresses his desire to become a gunfighter.