Set in southwest Montana, the film explores the complex relationship between ranchers, wildlife, and the fences that crisscross the land. Focusing on the migration of pronghorn and other native species, the story follows ranchers including Ken Holland and wildlife biologist Colin Peterson as they work together to remove old, impassable fences and replace them with wildlife-friendly designs. Through candid conversations and on-the-ground volunteer efforts, the film reveals how historic fencing—once essential for livestock—now poses life-threatening barriers to migrating animals. The narrative highlights the evolving mindset among ranchers, who increasingly see themselves as stewards of both their land and its wildlife, balancing tradition, practicality, and conservation. Personal stories and striking imagery underscore the urgency and hope of collaborative projects that aim to restore vital migration corridors, ensuring that both ranching and wildlife can thrive for generations to come.