The Adventures of Jim Bowie

A near-fatal encounter with a ferocious bear spurs the invention of the famous "Bowie" knife.

Jim meets a arrogant woman who plans to drive a poor immigrant couple off of her land by burning down their cabin.

Jim Bowie protects famous biologist and painter John James Audubon, when he learns French rebels have been sent to kill him.

Hostile French settlers refuse to sell animal pelts to outsiders in the wilderness of Louisiana.

After years on the frontier, Jim Bowie returns home to Opelousas, Louisiana and finds his town has been overrun by a posse of criminals.

President Andrew Jackson asks Bowie to stop a secessionist movement being planned by Cajun outlaws.

After his brother is shot Jim rushes home to discover that his family has been swindled out of a land grant.

Bowie hunts down river pirates who have stolen $10,000 worth of his beaver pelts.