Daniel Boone

It's time for the settlers' annual foot race with the Indians which is always a hotly contested affair. Daniel is Boonesborough's best runner but he sprains an ankle and is unable to compete. It's up to Jericho Jones to carry the load for the settlers against the noble redmen and their swift runner.

Daniel and Mingo intercept a band of Shawnee who are pursuing a mysterious fellow wearing the regalia of an Aztec chieftan.

Rawls is an unusual fur thief. He's an escaped slave who makes a point of telling his victims who he is.

Israel unwittingly violates an Indian tribal custom when he rescues a starving old Indian from a sacred burial cave. This arouses the wrath of a medicine man who is an old enemy of Daniel Boone.

John Benton is a notorious scumbag who sells defective guns to the Indians and then burns their villages when they refuse to pay. Needless to say, the planet isn't big enough for him and Daniel Boone both.

Disgraced Vice President Aaron Burr arrives in Boonesborough looking for a guide to the mouth of the Cumberland River. Daniel smells a rat and declines but young Jericho Jones agrees to undertake the task.

Two disreputable land developers hire English boxing champion Thomas Cromwell to dispose of Daniel in a prizefight so they can buy up Boonesborough property.

A stubborn group of Scottish settlers build a settlement right smack dab in the middle of Cherokee hunting grounds. Daniel tries to convince them to vacate but everyone knows how bull-headed Scotsmen can be.

Daniel and Jericho Jones are in a hurry to return to Boonesborough in time for Thanksgiving. They make it in time but then a messenger brings news that the Choctaws are on the warpath.

Jericho finds a murdered family near a burning wagon and Mingo's knife happens to be stuck in one of the victims.

Jemima falls for David Ellis, a visiting young man who arrives in Boonesborough. Unfortunately, young David is also a thief who's casing the joint for his partner in crime.

Daniel and Rebecca finally take a long delayed honeymoon but are interrupted by an officer of the Continental Army with a confidential message for Daniel to deliver to New Orleans.

An Indian brave and his pregnant wife arrive outside the settlement seeking shelter inside the fort from a raging blizzard but some of the settlers are wary of giving it to them.

Daniel is sent to negotiate a friendship treaty with the Iroquois tribe but one Madeline Lorne says they are guilty of a massacre of which she is the only survivor.

Daniel and Mingo are captured by a group of Spanish soldiers on their way to a French trading post. Daniel is mistaken for Gabriel Lejeune, a French revolutionary wanted by the Spaniards.

In Seminole territory, Daniel and Mingo encounter Fletcher Cameron, a magician who soon dazzles the Indians with his tricks. Wouldn't you know it, soon the magician begins fancying himself as a potential leader of the Seminoles.

Daniel unwittingly gives shelter to an Army deserter, so when bounty hunter Simon Harmon arrives on the scene, he mistakes Daniel for another deserter who supposedly was traveling with the first.

When a smallpox epidemic threatens Boonesborough, Daniel and his family are quarantined in their cabin. Roger Barr, an embittered former Army officer who has settled in the area, sees this as his opportunity to gain power.

Daniel travels to Pennsylvania to have a new rifle made for himself but on his way back to Kentucky he must outwit two troublemakers who try to force him to guide them through hostile territory.

Daniel faces another nasty encounter in convicted traitor Edward Eliot who kidnaps Israel and Jemima to insure Daniel's help in killing Colonel Richard Calloway.

To carry out an urgent military mission, Daniel needs safe passage through hostile Tuscarora territory, which only the tribe's chief, an embittered former war hero George Rogers Clark, can provide.

Daniel tries to avert bloodshed between the Shawnee and road builders who accidentally violated tribal hunting grounds.

On his way to New Orleans to market his furs, Daniel is ambushed and robbed. Tracking down his assailant, he becomes involved in a search for pirate gold.

Cashiered British Army officer William Blount steals a shipment of 50 rifles and plans to trade them to the hostile Shawnee in return for a tract of land.

Daniel receives a major surprise upon his return from a journey when British Colonel Worthing orders Boonesborough to be evacuated. He says it's because he's battling an Indian rebellion.