The Virginian counsels a friend, but finds that his problems are much deeper than he had imagined. One-shot.

The hunt is on for a cowboy accused of murdering the town Mayor. A Ryker whump story.

The hunt continues for a cowboy accused of murdering the town Mayor. A Ryker whump story.

Trampas has a new lady friend, named Millie. The church picnic is the perfect place to introduce her to his friends.

A logging operation threatens local grazing grounds. Ranchers around Medicine Bow must come up with a plan to stop it. The Virginian has an old friend working for the lumber tycoon, his support works wonders.

Chaos surrounds the Shiloh ranch as Elizabeth is embarrassed by a bald spot and a prankster is playing himself for a fool.

Stacey seeks to befriend the sassy daughter of a poor farmer during an intense dispute between ranchers and farmers; problem is, she isn't that easy to befriend. A mixture of history, drama, & romance.

An immediate continuation of season 7's The Wind of Outrage. Before The Virginian and Trampas leave the area of the Inn of the Weary Traveler, there's one more task they must perform: collect the body of a murdered man. But when they discover the man is still alive but critically wounded, it becomes a race against time to save his life. And, perhaps, they will be in danger as well.

Five years since he's seen her - but not a day she's not crossed his mind. How could he not be there for her now, just as he'd always been.

When Eddie Laredo picked up the rifle, everything changed.

Betsy's kidnapped, the Virginian takes it upon himself to find her...

A rock slide wounds and separates the Virginian from the rest of the men during round-up. Will he survive? Or will his troubles be far from over?

If he made the right choice, why does it still bother him? Ryker/Rita fic.

Judge Garth and Betsy return to Shiloh for a visit. The Graingers welcome them home. Betsy's young son Henry finds himself looking for a place to hide after an incident leaves a colt injured.

Relating to my earlier story, Requiem for a Fine Man, this episode shows the sibling love shared between Stacey and Elizabeth Grainger, with Trampas making a brief appearance.

This story is adding a new character to the Clay and Holly Grainger episodes. Yes, there's another Grainger moving in at Shiloh and she's had a bit of trouble adjusting to her new life. It has moments of sadness and moments of joy and laughter.

Dee and Stacy return to Shiloh for their aunt's birthday party. A mouse invades the bunkhouse. Trampas catches the intruder in an unexpected way. Comedy surrounds this episode.

Stacy and Dee have returned to Shiloh. After a discussion over a Winchester firearm, a sharpshooting competition takes place at the ranch. The Virginian has met his match with the least likely opponent.

There are sleepless nights at Shiloh as a cougar is out to kill for no reason.

Stacy visits his cousin Dee's new home near Laramie and convinces her to go to Shiloh with him. Trying to be more like a brother he promises to protect her. As the young Graingers take a simple horseback ride, Dee is shot by a sniper.

Clay Grainger is worried about his niece, Dee, who now lives near Laramie. Her ex-boyfriend, Johnny Marble has sent her threatening letters at Shiloh. The Virginian takes Dee's horse to her and tells Dee about the danger. Johnny shows up at Shiloh.

The Graingers hire a traveling artist to paint their portraits. Chaos erupts as the man is a bit on the shady side. Cowhands tare up the saloon defending their boss's family.

Dee decides it's time to make plans to leave Shiloh. With an effort to escape her ex-boyfriend,she excepts an agreement to train Border Collies to herd sheep with her friends on a farm near Laramie. Chaos rises when she orders sheep for her venture.

Based around Thanksgiving, Trampas and the Virginian have a silly dispute over who shot the turkey. After a fire at the neighbors, the Shiloh clan have dinner guest and a birthday party for the neighbor's little girl.

After receiving a bad wound from fence wire. Our hero goes on a cattle drive neglecting the wound which becomes infected.