The Texan #4

Bill Pickett was already a skilled steer wrangler and bronc rider, but in 1903 he decided to invent an entirely new rodeo stunt to dazzle the crowds at Texas contests. When he picks a particularly ornery longhorn as his test subject, Bill executes a daring leap from his galloping horse to wrestle the beast to the ground using an audacious technique he calls "bulldogging"—a method so bold that even seasoned cowboys aren't sure they'd dare attempt it.

Crazy Horse, a Sioux leader, sends out scouts to monitor settler encampments and organizes raids on their supply wagons to gain favor among his tribe. He works alongside Sitting Bull in the Sioux uprising of 1876, playing a key role in the conflict with the U.S. military.

In the dusty shadows of the frontier, a young woman rides alone through a land where every thicket hides a threat—where Injun superstition and white man's sorcery weave a web of fear across the rangeland.