Ranger Bill — 1960

A film crew arrives to shoot wildlife, Stumpy angles to be the star, and the director wanders off and loses his memory.

An age-old creature terrorizes anglers across the White River and White Lake.

Henry goes missing after falling from an old railroad bridge.

On Henry's birthday, a lone hunter is stranded and near death in an isolated valley.

The rangers break off cleanup at the station to save little Timmy, who has gone mountain climbing alone.

A troublesome miner and shifting sandy soil make for perilous digging.

Ronnie Edwards' plan to raise a captured cub for a school nature project brings nothing but trouble.

Told to picture himself in his lessons, Henry dreams he is on an 1840s Oregon Trail wagon train nearing the Shady and pursued by angry Indians.

Miles Ashbey prospects for oil on his land.

Sent to clean his room, little Norman Clark runs off and is lost among the trees; meanwhile Stumpy guides visiting English ranger Hugh Fitzhugh on a hunt.

Jody and Jill's prize pig Tangerine escapes the fair, where they hoped to win money for the family, and wanders to a wrecked truckload of pigs bound for slaughter.

Stumpy tells of his younger days trying to learn piano from a neighbor.