In the wilderness of Montana, an outdoorsman is killed on his neighbor's land.

There were shots fired. One wound's down.

We need somebody up to him now.

I noticed what looked like a gunshot wound to his hand and a gunshot wound that hit his best. But was the shooting justified?

He reached for a gun, so he drew first and shot him. He said it was in self-defense. When someone

shot in the back, how is it self-defense? The investigation reveals a bitter and escalating feud.

He wanted to be king of the mountain.

He wanted to run the place.

You're best captain.

We are.

Yeah.

For about three-quarters of a.

It's a case that proves fences might make good neighbors,

but sometimes they can start a war.

Both were packing weapons openly, and we're ready for trouble.

It was a constant fight and battle up there.

He said the next time you see him, it's going to be in a body bag.

Nestled in the foothills of Montana's Flathead National Forest is a remote getaway known as Diamond Bar X.

It's a sportsman's paradise.

There's a couple of rivers that run through the area, the Deerborn River and Falls Creek.

There's hunting, fishing, backpacking, horseback riding, any kind of outdoor recreation.

People are down home. It's a very nice, small, tight-knit community.

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