Women struggle to build a life in 1869 Alberta-Montana border country. In the opener, a bloodthirsty massacre leaves a group of women in the hands of a ruthless man intent on turning them into prostitutes.
Slotter captures Kat's girls; Isabelle entices potential investors for the mine.
Kat tells the marshal Slotter is guilty; Isabelle tries to convince Cornelius to loan her a miner's wages.
Slotter scapegoats two Blackfoot for the massacre and seeks to have them hanged, while the camp turns against Kat.
Jeremiah is missing and bounty hunters are tracking her, so Kat turns to natural Native hallucinogens for answers.
Slotter puts his most brutal man in as sheriff; Kat considers whether she's administering justice or if she's just another ruthless killer.
Amputation may be Thomas' only hope for survival; and the girls come upon cattle rustlers.
A self-proclaimed prophet from Utah territory sets his eyes on Kelly. Isabelle tries to orchestrate their union to get her hands on the prophet's money.
The women take sides as Slotter's miners and Ling's railway workers fight each other for control of the mine. Violence escalates and ends in loss on both sides.
With the mine in ruins, Slotter's depravity reaches new depths as the camp struggles to save the last surviving miners trapped underground.
Chase Sloat is hounded by ghosts. The women use his troubled mind to their advantage as the Slotter household turns on itself.
An army of militia men is hired by Slotter to secure his power in Janestown. Kat goes in search of weapons and makes a plan to take the camp back.
