Captain Davis and Lieutenant Davis must deal with hostile terrain and hostile Mexicans while trying to hunt down hostile Apache. And, just for fun, we will throw in some more Davises to boot.

General Crook and his troops find out the hard way that, in this case, the sequel is truly not as good as the original.

With Geronimo and others on the loose, Chiricahua unity fracturing, public opinion turning, and the Army unable to win the chase to the border, Crook prepares to wage a second, harder campaign down in Mexico.

Illegal tiswin brewing, an inexperienced officer, an unsent telegram, Geronimo’s paranoia, and a not-so-white lie will bring everything spiraling downward for the Chiricahua Apache at Turkey Creek.

The Chiricahua Apache’s new home was idyllic, but problems with illicit moonshine would make sure that everyone was always just a little bit on edge.

In our 100th episode, things are a little tense at San Carlos. A new leader among the Chiricahua is pushing the limits, the Apache want to move some place better, the military commander and Indian Agent are at each other’s throats, and two over-eager custom officials almost blow Geronimo finally turning himself into Crook.

In the fall of 1883, Crook and other Americans had two questions on their minds: What the heck was up with the Apache still in Mexico and where the heck was Charley McComas?

Crook managed to get hundreds of Chiricahua from Mexico back to the reservation in Arizona … only to be told that the Indian Agent didn’t want to lift a finger to help them.

Crook and his scouts have a travel montage, while Geronimo’s Power grants him a remarkable vision. These two threads will converge high in the Sierra Madres, where the Chiricahua Apache will make a fateful choice.

History sometimes turns on very small hinges. In this case, it was the seemingly innocuous decision of a man named Peaches that would help determine how the next chapter of the Apache Wars would play out.