The Dutton family confronts tourists who are trespassing and ignoring warnings about a bear.

• Tourists are scolded for getting too close to a bear and trespassing on Dutton land.
• Kayce Dutton asserts ownership of the land and attempts to make the tourists leave.
• The tourists, speaking a foreign language, question Kayce's right to own so much land.

A gunshot is fired to scare the tourists away from the property.

• A gunshot is fired, causing tourists to scream, in an effort to emphasize the seriousness of the trespassing issue.

Rip Wheeler and Kayce Dutton discuss the logistics of managing the ranch's cattle.

• Rip and Kayce check the ranch's fences and debate the timing of turning the cattle back out.
• They consider old-school methods of cattle management due to low hay supplies.

Kayce and Rip have a tense interaction with representatives from a resort company.

• Representatives from Providence Hospitality Management and Market Equities trespass on Dutton land.
• Kayce and Rip are wary but decline an offer for a neighborly dinner at the resort.

Beth Dutton confronts a man fishing on private property and rebuffs his advances.

• Beth Dutton orders a man to leave the river on their property.
• The fisherman makes a flirtatious offer for dinner, which Beth dismisses.

The bunkhouse crew deals with a group of bikers who have cut the ranch's fence.

• The bunkhouse crew confronts bikers who are trespassing and have cut the ranch's fence.
• A physical altercation ensues, and the bikers are forced to leave.

Kayce Dutton and the ranch hands address the consequences of the confrontation with the bikers.

• Kayce and the ranch hands deal with the aftermath, including dealing with injuries.
• They prepare for the potential return of the bikers and the damage that may follow.

The Duttons issue a final warning to the bikers after a standoff.

• The Duttons dig graves to intimidate the bikers and make it clear they must leave.
• The bikers are threatened and finally agree to leave Montana for good.

The Duttons reflect on the day's events and make decisions about the ranch's future.

• Kayce decides not to pursue further action against the bikers, anticipating they won't return.
• Kayce instructs Rip to take down his tent, signaling a change in his living arrangements.