Fang encounters a wolf near the ranch. Grandpa Scott has arrived in time to celebrate his grandson Matt's birthday

Matt befriends Eddie at school. The youth holds a bad reputation and is a burglary suspect.

Steve, a bully, challenges Matt to a fistfight and body jumping. The guy is jealous because Matt is courting Maggie. Adam is consulted on the probable construction of a mall.

Jon Peters is a seasoned old pilot, nicknamed Hawkeye. One day he lands on the Scotts' runway and hits it off with Matt. Peters invites the lad on a perilous flight.

Matt gets acquainted with Tom Cooper, a friend of Hank's, a war-torn veteran who now lives as a hermit. The neighbors suspect that this man is killing their sheep so they shoot at him whenever he appears.

Matt and Fang come upon a man asleep in the barn. He's Jake, a pal of Hank's. Later it is learnt that he's a fugitive on the lam. Upon being uncovered, Jake takes Matt hostage.

Matt and Fang are shocked to find a wounded mustang in the woods. The boy manages to take it home so Kate may check it

Matt is saved by a strange cowboy.

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Matt decides to find out why Maggie is afraid of animals. Fang recalls his abusive master.

David, the sheriff, has a surprise for the Scotts. He's an airnaut and has brought a balloon to give them a ride. Fang enters the basket and the balloon turns loose leaving the husky alone in mid-air.

Matt and Fang help Sam when they learn that his property is about to be auctioned for lack of payment.

Hank and Matt take a trip to a river renown for its big fishes. But the fishing trip turns into a nightmare.

Fang is hit by a speeding car. Kate grows concerned because of Fang's lethal wounds. The animal unconsciously recalls the accident in flashbacks. Matt finds the culprit.

Fang leads Matt to a swampland where the young man learns about Sam's dark purposes. The cowboy wants to dry out the swamps. Matt's parents oppose strongly for wildlife would be endangered.

Fang encounters a lovely bitch. Maggie invites Matt to party. The Scotts are preparing to celebrate their wedding anniversary.

Fang and Matt are shocked to find a dead elk. Joanna helps them find the cause of this strange death. Hank and Kate suspect it would be tuberculosis, a disease dangerous for cattle.

Matt gets in charge of a brat named Tyler, Maggie's cousin. The kid is accident-prone and very curious. One day while Matt and Tytler stroll through the woods, they arrive to an abandoned gold mine. Matt is knocked unconscious by a falling plank.

Judge Scott and Matt are fishing in the river, but when fang goes to retrieve an astray hook, they find a slew of dead fish. Mrs. Dillon and Hank seem to be embroiled in this affair.

Fang is fishing in a nearby river when a shot is heard. Then our hero sees a fawn beside its dead mother. Fang runs to warn Matt and Kate. In those days, an illegal deer hunting has began and David's uncle, Harry, has arrived to pay a visit. The man has brought weapons along so suspicions fall on him.

Kate recalls her childhood when she used to ride horseback along with her dad, Tom. She's sad because of an old horse. Matt is readying up his trip to Calgary.

Bigfoot's legend starts to spread like gunpowder after a taped sighting occurs in Arrowtown. A TV reporter, Jessica Barnette arrives to cover the event, Matt offers himself as a guide to the journalist. Judge Scott believes the story is a hoax.

Judge Scott and Fang come upon an abandoned chest in the middle of the woods. The chest contains a teasure map that intrigues them both.

Matt is looking forward to give a fine present to his parents on their anniversary, but Fang spoils the surprise and delivers it untimely. This angers Matt very much leading to an ugly situation with Fang.

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Matt and his dad, Judge Adam Scott, save a husky named Fang from the clutches of a vicious guy who uses dogs in unlawful fights. Kate, Matt's mom, tends the wounded animal.