After the first two seasons of guillotines, the situation of "three pillars" has changed because of Dan's withdrawal. After these things, John Dutton, the hero, became gentle, no longer a tyrant who was despotic by the sacred heart, and began to learn to make concessions and get along better with his family.

But the wheel of history has never stopped, and bigger enemies have emerged. This time, John Dutton and Thomas may both be victims of being crushed by wheels, and the other's purpose is simple, or "land".

The fifth episode:

John should concentrate on dealing with some people's plot, Keith should go to work in the city, and the summer camp should end early. Tate didn't want to see the torn tent. Monica also hopes that the tent can be kept for a while. In the rest of summer, she can take her son camping from time to time. On the way back to the farm, Rip found two men herding bison on the other side of the fence in Provis.

Rip taught the guy who jumped over the fence and provoked him a good lesson. Another man called himself Wade Moreau in the newspaper, and he didn't seem to be afraid of the influence of the Dutton family here. The reason why bison are kept in captivity here is nothing more than to destroy the fence, and it is also possible to spread brucellosis and cause cattle to get sick. Although Rip knows very well that he can't interfere in other people's border affairs.