In the Wild West, a skilled sharpshooter named Annie Oakley makes a living by hunting game to support her family. She encounters Buffalo Bill's traveling Wild West show, where the charismatic marksman Frank Butler dazzles audiences with his shooting prowess. Impressed by Annie's natural shooting abilities, Buffalo Bill encourages her to join the show, seeing her as the perfect rival for Frank. Annie, who has quickly become smitten with Frank, accepts the offer, eager to prove herself and win his affections. Her homespun charm and exceptional talents soon make her a rising star within the show, attracting large crowds and admiration. This budding success, however, begins to spark a professional rivalry between Annie and Frank, as their egos and affections for one another complicate their working relationship.

As the show tours across America, Annie's popularity continues to skyrocket, but this newfound fame strains her relationship with Frank. Their personal and professional dynamics become increasingly tangled, leading to a series of challenges that both highlight Annie's independence and test her feelings for Frank. Alongside the show's eccentric cast of characters, Annie navigates the highs and lows of show business, all while clinging to her dreams of love and acceptance. Ultimately, Annie faces crucial decisions that will determine her future in the world of sharpshooting and her relationship with Frank. The story is a captivating blend of spectacle, competition, and romance set against the backdrop of the legendary Wild West.