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De ranches van High Chaparral en Montoya worden aangevallen door een man die wraak wil omdat zijn ranch door de regering is verkocht aan Montoya. Bijkomend probleem wordt gevormd als deze man de jeugdliefde van Victoria blijkt te zijn.

Buck ontsnapt aan het ranchleven door de vierde juli door te brengen in de ruigste stad.

Manolito wil een waardevolle hengst van zijn vader meenemen naar High Chaparral om daar te fokken. Onderweg wordt het dier van hem gestolen. Zijn woedende vader eist dat hij het dier terugkrijgt.

Big John stelt de andere ranchers voor om hun kuddes naar Wichita te drijven in plaats van naar Texas om zo meer winst te vangen. Het blijkt echter dat de apaches voor problemen gaan zorgen als een jonge dappere indiaan de mannen te slim af is.

Samen met Sam en Pedro wordt Victoria aangevallen door Apaches die een baby en zijn opa mee hebben. Ze zijn vijftig mijl van de ranch vandaan met apaches op hun hielen, uitgeputte paarden en zonder eten voor de baby.

Tulsa Red arriveert bij de ranch en vraagt John om 5000 dollar. Als deze weigert, dreigt Tulsa om Buck te doden als hij de volgende keer naar Tucson komt. Daarom besluit John toch te betalen, maar als Buck hierachter komt, haalt hij het geld terug.

Als John besluit om goederen aan Maximillian in Mexico te verkopen, kweekt hij veel vijandigheid. De gemeenschap, zijn voormannen, Buck, Manolito en zelfs Victoria komen tegen hem in opstand. Sam en Wind blijven echter trouw aan zijn zijde.

Als Manolito tijdens een handelsreis op een overnachtingsplaats gestolen geld terugvindt, wordt hij ervan beschuldigd dit geld zelf gestolen te hebben. Als hij uit de gevangenis wordt bevrijd, luist de oprichter van het dorp hem erin.

Efforts of a young Apache warrior to make peace with the white man are undermined by the belligerence of his long-embittered tribal chief. Determined to ease the ever-present threat of all-out war, youthful Two Pony negotiates a plan for peace with John Cannon whereby the Indian lad is temporarily housed at the High Chaparral to learn the blacksmith trade. His rebellious chieftain, Grey Wolf, thwarts the peace effort by carrying out a series of harassing attacks against Cannon and his herds.

En route to a bordertown fiesta, Buck invites trouble when he befriends a Mexican boy. Buck encounters Homero Jose, an itinerant promoter whose income comes from fights he stages between friendless Mexican youths for anyone willing to wager on the outcome. Repelled by the sight of 11-year-old Beto being beaten, Buck takes him away in hopes of finding him a new home; but a vengeful Jose takes up their trail, vowing to get the boy back.

Embittered over the loss of his home and grandson in fire during a bandit raid, Casement vows to track down Reese, Gail and Wiley, the men responsible. He trails them to Tucson where his friends of the Chaparral offer to help, but the determined Casement wants to face the men alone.

Claiming to have been imprisoned by the Apaches for 15 years, a white man is befriended by the Cannons who soon regret their helpfulness. After aiding Talbot whom they find injured, John Cannon, Victoria, Buck and Manolito become suspicious of the man's true purpose for being in the Cannon Ranch area. It is Wind who uncovers evidence to confirm their suspicions.

In a flashback sequence, John Cannon and brother Buck retrace their lives of years ago when lawman John captures Buck, who is wanted for bank robbery and murder. En route to town for trial, the brothers are followed by Buck's former partners, who are determined to see that the true story never is known.

Gilbert Roland guest stars as the surprise heir to the Montoya ranch in this special two-hour presentation. The sudden, peaceful passing of Don Sebastian Montoya brings his daughter Victoria, his son Manolito, John Cannon and Buck to the Montoya ranch to attend funeral services and to settle estate matters. All are amazed to learn the will leaves the vast Montoya holding to Don Sebastian's ne'er-do-well brother Don Domingo, a charming, irresponsible rascal currently living in Mexico City. Upon his return to the family home to claim his legacy, Domingo shocks the family by announcing he plans to sell the ranch and travel. A series of unexplained raids on his new-found cattle and property serves to uncover a little-known dimension of Don Domingo

Gilbert Roland guest stars as the surprise heir to the Montoya ranch in this special two-hour presentation. The sudden, peaceful passing of Don Sebastian Montoya brings his daughter Victoria, his son Manolito, John Cannon and Buck to the Montoya ranch to attend funeral services and to settle estate matters. All are amazed to learn the will leaves the vast Montoya holding to Don Sebastian's ne'er-do-well brother Don Domingo, a charming, irresponsible rascal currently living in Mexico City. Upon his return to the family home to claim his legacy, Domingo shocks the family by announcing he plans to sell the ranch and travel. A series of unexplained raids on his new-found cattle and property serves to uncover a little-known dimension of Don Domingo

An all-out Indian war is threatened when a wounded Apache leader is held hostage at the Cannon ranch. Although the original intent to bring wounded Apache warrior Sangre to the Cannon ranch was to give him aid, his presence stirs up a bitter reaction from his own people and from Lt. Allen, head of a cavalry unit that wants Sangre on homicide charges. The circumstance places John Cannon and his ranch in the middle of an impending battle.

This episode involves the suspenseful moments spent by innocent bystanders taken hostage during an attempted bank robbery. During what he hoped to be the last robbery of his crime-filled career, Morgan MacQuarie imperils the lives of a group of hostages including Victoria and Wind. MacQuarie's problems mount when his robbery plan goes awry and the ensuing delay prompts an open defiance among his own men.

Albert Salmi is the sole survivor of an Indian battle who decides to live as an Apache. Needing to fulfill an Army contract for the sale of horses, John Cannon, Buck, Manolito and Wind head for Indian country to round up a wild herd. Confronted by a tribe of embittered Apaches led by White Horse and Red Eagle, Cannon is allowed access to the herd only on condition that White Horse accompany the group with Buck left behind in the Apache camp.