Elkhorn

25-year-old Theodore Roosevelt heads to the Dakota Badlands after suffering a tragic loss.

A powerful neighbor attempts to seize Theodore Roosevelt's new ranch in an underhanded land grab.

Elkhorn's reputation is at stake when ranchers accuse Theodore Roosevelt's men of rustling cattle.

Theodore Roosevelt stands up to a posse of vigilantes as they hunt down a gang of horse thieves.

When Theodore Roosevelt falls ill, his ranch manager races to find a cure before it's too late.

On a hunting trip in the Bighorn Mountains, Theodore Roosevelt encounters a ferocious grizzly bear.

When a masked bandit holds up the stagecoach line, Medora's citizens race to identify the culprit.

Violence erupts when a prideful Theodore Roosevelt refuses to sell his cattle to the town founder.

When he takes part in his first roundup, Theodore Roosevelt learns how deadly the Badlands can be.

Despite a serious injury, Theodore Roosevelt completes the fall roundup and heads east for winter.