The wagoners stop in a town that appears to have been abandoned very suddenly.

Two lonely outlaws in search of friendly girls kidnap Betsy and Lulu.

Dusty finds a stray horse and tames it, only to be arrested as a horse thief by a vigilante crew who wants to hang him in the morning.

Dusty discovers a treasure map, and his friends try to swindle him. Dusty gets sprayed by a skunk when he's playing dead when a bear comes around. Causing everyone to mistakenly believe he's dead.

Misunderstandings in Indian country.

The wagon train encounters an escaped gorilla and his owner who is trying to catch himbut before he can, the gorilla captures Betsy.

Gang gets mixed up with two bandits.

While out scouting, Dusty sees an Indian boy being attacked by a bear, and ends up rescuing the boy. But it turns out the boy is the son of a Chief, and Dusty is leading the angry tribe right to the wagon train.

After they see a wanted poster with a bearded outlaw who looks just like Callahan, the travelers wonder if he has been hiding a checkered past.

Dusty is mistaken as an Indian chief's son.

Dusty and Callahan are kidnapped and forced to wed a pair of sisters.

The Wagon Train runs into a couple of traveling entertainers. But in reality are thieves who set their sights on the Brookhavens' jewels.

Dusty removes a thorn from a bear's paw and the bear follows him back to camp to everyone's consternation. Complicating things is a similar bear who attacks anyone in its way and hunters who want the bears eliminated, whether good or bad.

Dusty and Callahan rescue a society girl lost on the trail and Callahan falls in love with her.

Brookhaven claims a ghost town for his own, but a series of near accidents leads to a man who already has a claim on the town. Little does the group know that the military is using the town as a test site for a new formulation of gunpowder, and will soon blow it up.

When the group's supply of fresh water runs out, they hope a crackpot professor will be able to make it rain.

Dusty gets amnesia and forgets to warn Callahan that the wagon train is camped on a volcano.

Dusty meets a wounded soldier who locks a courier pouch on his arm with instructions to guard it with his life, deliver it to Fort Hale, and keep it out of the hands of an outlaw named Bates.

Dusty's raven steals their map, and they are expecting a tornado. Dusty tries to get it back, and discovers a cave just as it hits. They survive, along with their covered wagon and stagecoach.

Encountering a pregnant Indian woman, Callahan tries using smoke signals to contact her husband, but he's a member of an enemy tribe, and the smoke signals bring her angry father.

Dusty and Callahan rescue a pretty girl they find alone on the road who tells them she was driven out of a nearby town because they believe her to be a witch. When accidents and eerie events happen in camp, Dusty's friends begin to wonder if the townspeople weren't right.

Dusty and Callahan are arrested when an officer accuses them of stealing a payroll he was transporting. The rest of the crew works to free them and find the real culprits.

Callahan enters a boxing match and will win $500 if he can stay in the ring for five minutes with the champ, who kidnapped Mrs. Brookhaven.

The wagoners are forced into a horse race to win safe passage through Indian territory.

Dusty may have been a bumbling idiot when he left the campsite, but he returns abounding with confidence. It's all due to the miraculous - and fatal - berries he ate.