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Jan 09, 1959 Created by Charles Marquis Warren. With Clint Eastwood, Paul Brinegar, Steve Raines, Eric Fleming. Gil Favor is trail boss of a continuous cattle drive. He is assisted by Rowdy Yates. The crew runs into characters and adventures along the way.

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Below is a complete Rawhide episode list that spans the show's entire TV run. Photos from the individual Rawhide episodes are listed along with the Rawhide episode names when available, as are the dates of the original airing of the episode. Rawhide episodes from every season can be seen below, along with fun facts about who directed the episodes, the stars of the and sometimes even information like shooting locations and original air dates. “Incident of the Portrait” and “Incident of the Town in Terror” are included on this list, along with many more. Are you remembering a funny scene but can't think of the name that the Rawhide episode is from? Scroll below and you'll find what you're looking for.

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Rawhide is an American Western TV series starring Eric Fleming and Clint Eastwood.The show aired for eight seasons on the CBS network on Friday nights, from January 9, 1959, to September 3, 1965, before moving to Tuesday nights from September 14, 1965, until January 4, 1966, with a total of 217 black-and-white episodes. The series was produced and sometimes directed by Charles Marquis Warren. Nov 13, 2016 If you don't agree with our list leave a comment with your opinion!:) The Best Episodes of Rawhide - 20. A Woman's Place 19. Testing Post 18. Incident at Crooked Hat 17. Incident of the Wanted.

Incident of the Power and the PlowFeb 13 1959

Gil Favor gets permission from rancher Jed Reston to drive his herd over Reston's land. He discovers, however, that Reston has a bigoted attitude toward Indians, particularly a local Comanche ..more

2Incident of the Roman CandlesJul 10 1959

Pete and Quince find young Davey Colby who says Indians killed his father and grandfather and carried off his mother. He is trying to reach his uncle in Eberle. Favor doubts his story. He hasn't ..more

3Incident of the Dry DriveMay 22 1959

Jess Hode, a bitter ex-trailboss who the owners thought was too old, demands half of Favor's herd for the only water around. Jess' son stands by him but soon comes to see through his old man. ..more

4Incident of the Dog DaysApr 17 1959

Favor stops Talby from shooting Johnny Camber, who he says is Billy Carter, who killed his daughter. Clark accuses Carl Myers of being a trail camp thief and a card cheat. Favor decides to take ..more

5Incident of the Misplaced IndiansMay 01 1959

Rowdy finds two indians dead outside a house. Amelia Spaulding is inside singing and making candy.

6Incident of the Golden CalfMar 13 1959

Brother Bent the newest drover sparks gold fever, when he flashes a huge nuggett.

7Incident at Barker SpringsFeb 20 1959

Brazo, a retired gunfighter, attempts to keep his kid brother from taking up the family business.

8Incident at Alabaster PlainJan 16 1959

Rowdy's wartime friend, they spent time in a POW camp, is getting married. The bride's stepbrother, a murderer sixteen times over, has returned to claim his share of the family fortune.

9Incident of the Widowed DoveJan 30 1959

Rowdy tries to help Clovis leave her sheriff husband.

10Incident of the Judas TrapJun 05 1959

With wolves threatening the herd, Pete is sent to town to get a wolver and traps. None are available, but he meets his old flame, Nora Sage. She is later found strangled in her room. Brad ..more

11Incident of the Calico GunApr 24 1959 Rawhide full episodes

Favor and Pete find Jenny Watson outside a burned cabin. Her parents who died of a sickness were burned with the cabin. Favor invites Jenny to ride along to Silver Junction. Jenny is in cahoots ..more

12Incident of Fear in the StreetsMay 08 1959

Pete is injured, so Favor and Rowdy into a nearby town for a doctor. Because the town lynched a man the day before, the residents along with Favor and Rowdy are held hostage until the Sheriff ..more

13Incident of the CubascoApr 03 1959

The drive faces a formidable tasks climbing to a plateau known for it's high winds and dust storms. Favor hires Tom Bryan more for his wagon than the man. Tom sneaks a woman dressed in a bridal ..more

14Incident of the Coyote WeedMar 20 1959

Banditos inside and outside threaten the herd and the drovers.

15Incident West of LanoFeb 27 1959

Four stranded women provide a love interest and a complication for Favor. A freight hauler with a gunfighter says he's using the only river crossing first.

16Incident with an ExecutionerJan 23 1959

A stage load of passengers being chased by the man with the black satchel wrecks. Favor takes them to his camp. The man is a hired executioner after someone from the stage or the herd.

17Incident On the Edge of MadnessFeb 06 1959

The drive trapped by high water is approached by a Colonel and lady looking for men to join his Confederacy of Panama. Fearing his men will leave, Favor tries to cross, losing a man. The men ..more

18Incident of a Burst of EvilJun 26 1959

A badly beaten wild man, Bing, says that Comancheros are planning to take the herd. Rowdy befriends a woman, once a countess, now being held by the Comancheros. She offers a mirror for the ..more

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Incident in No Man's LandJun 12 1959

Favor and Rowdy ride into a settlement of women to find out the source of explosions threatening to stampede the herd. They're told to go to the camp. It uses contract prison labor. The women ..more

20Incident of the Tumbleweed WagonJan 09 1959

Two outlaws kill their lawman escort in Favor's camp, saddling the trail boss with the responsibility of bringing them in for trial.

21Incident Below the BrazosMay 15 1959

Favor's welcome to Paradise Valley is a group of gun toting farmers warning the herd better not do any damage to their property. Lightning stampedes the remuda and kills farmer Ken Wade. His ..more

22Incident of the Curious StreetApr 10 1959

Favor and Rowdy are looking for strays. They enter a deserted mining town. Matt Lucas is the caretaker. He says he's the only one there. Leaving they hear an organ. Mrs. Miller and her daughter, ..more

23Incident of the Town in TerrorMar 04 1959

When Rowdy and two steers are thought to have anthrax, The only medical help is a young lady with two years of nursing school. Her town doesn't want anything to do with the drovers or the herd.

Rawhide is an American Western TV series which ran from January 9, 1959 until December 7, 1965, with a total of 217 episodes across 8 seasons. It aired on CBS network in black-and-white and starred Eric Fleming and Clint Eastwood.

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Series overview[edit]

Season		Episodes		Originally aired
Season		Episodes		First aired	Last aired
1	22		January 9, 1959	June 26, 1959
2	32		September 18, 1959	June 17, 1960
3	30		September 30, 1960	June 16, 1961
4	30		September 29, 1961	May 18, 1962
5	30		September 21, 1962	May 24, 1963
6	30		September 26, 1963	May 14, 1964
7	30		September 25, 1964	May 21, 1965
8	13		September 14, 1965	December 7, 1965

Episodes[edit]

Season 1 (1959)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
1	1	'Incident of the Tumbleweed'	Richard Whorf	Curtis Kenyon (story), Fred Freiberger (teleplay)	January 9, 1959
Gil and Rowdy volunteer to finish the delivery of a prison wagon containing seven dangerous prisoners to Fort Craig for trial.
2	2	'Incident at Alabaster Plain'	Richard Whorf	David Swift	January 16, 1959
Rowdy finds a close friend from the army is getting married, but a visit from the bride's stepbrother causes complications.
3	3	'Incident with an Executioner'	Charles Marquis Warren	James Edmiston	January 23, 1959
The drovers rescue several passengers from a stagecoach that overturns and discover that a gunman known as 'The Executioner' is following them with unknown intentions.
4	4	'Incident of the Widowed Dove'	Ted Post	David Lang	January 30, 1959
While partying in a small town, Rowdy attempts to help a woman with a dangerous husband – the town marshal.
5	5	'Incident on the Edge of Madness'	Andrew V. McLaglen	Herbert Little Jr., David Victor	February 6, 1959
The drovers are approached by a Colonel looking for men to join his Confederacy of Panama. Gil must act to prevent losing his cowhands.
6	6	'Incident of the Power and the Plow'	Andrew V. McLaglen	Fred Freiberger	February 13, 1959
Gil enters into a dispute between a landowner and Comanche settlers – on the side of the Comanches.
7	7	'Incident at Barker Springs'	Charles Marquis Warren	Les Crutchfield	February 20, 1959
Gil takes on two brothers as cowhands – a retired gunfighter and his masked kid brother who is determined to follow in his footsteps which leads to trouble in the small town of Barker Springs whose residents live in fear of a local rancher who dominates by killing those who oppose him.
8	8	'Incident West of Lano'	Charles Marquis Warren	Buckley Angell	February 27, 1959
Gil and Rowdy help four stranded women with a broken wagon, allowing them to accompany the trail herd to the next town. On the way, they reach a river crossing and enter into a dispute over who will cross first with some traders approaching from the other side.
9	9	'Incident of the Town in Terror'	Ted Post	Oliver Crawford	March 6, 1959
A suspected case of anthrax affects the trail herd, including Rowdy, preventing Gil from advancing the herd past a town where the residents fear being infected by the killer disease.
10	10	'Incident of the Golden Calf'	Jesse Hibbs	Endre Bohem	March 13, 1959
Gil takes on a wandering preacher who has been run out of a town following a gold strike. Several cowhands become anxious to learn the name of the town.
11	11	'Incident of the Coyote Weed'	Jesse Hibbs	David Lang	March 20, 1959
The trail herd comes under threat after a dead man is found hanging from a tree branded with a Mexican bandit's initial.
12	12	'Incident of the Chubasco'	Buzz Kulik	Al C. Ward	April 3, 1959
Gil recruits some extra hands to help drive the herd across a difficult plateau only to discover that one of the new men is hiding another man's wife in his wagon. Soon her husband shows up, with 40 men, intent on reclaiming her at any cost.
13	13	'Incident of the Curious Street'	Ted Post	N.B. Stone Jr. (story/teleplay), Earl Baldwin (teleplay)	April 10, 1959
Gil and Rowdy wander into a deserted mining town only to find a pair of female stagecoach passengers being held hostage by two men.
14	14	'Incident of the Dog Days'	George Sherman	Samuel A. Peeples	April 17, 1959
Gil is determined to drive the trail across a wide stretch of dry plains, leading to low morale and heightened tensions between the cowhands.
15	15	'Incident of the Calico Gun'	Jesse Hibbs	Winston Miller	April 24, 1959
Gil allows a young lady to travel with the drive after the apparent loss of her family, unaware that she is part of an outlaw outfit preparing to steal the next payroll when it is delivered to the drovers.
16	16	'Incident of the Misplaced Indians'	Jesse Hibbs	David Victor, Herbert Little Jr.	May 1, 1959
Rowdy discovers a house with two dead Delaware Indians lying outside showing no obvious signs of how they died. Indoors, a woman appears to be in shock and unable to speak, so Gil arranges to escort her to a nearby fort.
17	17	'Incident of Fear in the Streets'	Andrew V. McLaglen	Fred Freiberger	May 8, 1959
Gil and Rowdy ride into a town looking for a doctor after scout, Pete, is injured. They quickly discover that the town's citizens are being held hostage by a father seeking to hang those responsible for lynching his son.
18	18	'Incident Below the Brazos'	Jack Arnold	Herbert Purdom	May 15, 1959
The trail herd's horses break free and stampede during a lightning storm, killing a farmer. His death prompts a range war between the drovers and local farmers set out to exact revenge.
19	19	'Incident of the Dry Drive'	Andrew V. McLaglen	John Dunkel	May 22, 1959
A disgruntled old rancher and ex-trail boss refuses to let Gil water his thirsty cattle on his land, knowing they will die of thirst before they reach a suitable source of water to supply the full herd.
20	20	'Incident of the Judas Trap'	Jesse Hibbs	David Lang	June 5, 1959
When wolves start attacking the herd Gil needs the help of an unpleasant wolfer.
21	21	'Incident in No Man's Land'	Jack Arnold	Lawrence L. Goldman (story), Buckley Angell (teleplay)	June 12, 1959
When explosions start unsettling the herd, Gil and Rowdy investigate the source. They soon discover a quarry being worked by chain gangs.
22	22	'Incident of a Burst of Evil'	George Sherman	Buckley Angell	June 26, 1959
After finding a wild-looking man following the cattle drive, the drovers learn that a band of Comancheros plan on attacking the herd.

Season 2 (1959–60)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
23	1	'Incident of the Day of the Dead'	Stuart Heisler	David Victor, Herbert Little Jr.	September 18, 1959
Rowdy is brought to a family with troubles to break a dangerous horse.
24	2	'Incident of the Roman Candles'	Stuart Heisler	Jan Winters	September 25, 1959
The drovers find a young boy firing fireworks in the middle of the prairie claiming to be on his way to an uncle after his parents were killed by Indians.
25	3	'Incident at Dangerfield Dip'	Robert D. Webb	Herbert Purdom (story), Fred Freiberger (teleplay)	October 2, 1959
The drovers find a baby boy on the prairie shortly after a gun-shot woman runs into their camp and dies. Further on up the trail Gil picks up a small herd of seemingly abandoned cattle, unwittingly affecting his own herd with tick-borne 'Spanish Fever'. They need dipping urgently or will die.
26	4	'Incident of the Shambling Man'	Andrew V. McLaglen	Charles Larson (story/teleplay), Fred Freiberger (teleplay)	October 9, 1959
The drovers run across an elderly man who experiences flashbacks to his days as a boxer making him uncontrollably violent.
27	5	'Incident at Jacob's Well'	Jack Arnold	Robert Sherman	October 16, 1959
The drovers come across a small farming settlement suffering from a severe water shortage.
28	6	'Incident of the 13th Man'	Jesse Hibbs	Endre Bohem (story), Fred Freiberger (teleplay)	October 23, 1959
Rowdy and Wishbone are pressured into jury duty while looking for a dentist in a town.
29	7	'Incident at the Buffalo Smokehouse'	Stuart Heisler	Joseph Vogel (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	October 30, 1959
When a prairie fire threatens the herd the drovers look for a river to cross for safety. Gil's search takes him to a smokehouse where he learns the army is hunting for outlaws.
30	8	'Incident of the Haunted Hills'	Jesse Hibbs	Oliver Crawford (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	November 6, 1959
The herd is desperately in need of water. Gil is forced to seek out a lake in the 'Haunted Hills' which are known to be the home to the Paneequa tribe, a group of Indians who despise the white man.
31	9	'Incident of the Stalking Death'	Harmon Jones	Louis Vittes (story/teleplay), Oliver Crawford (story)	November 13, 1959
The drovers hunt a puma which threatens the herd but is also known to kill people.
32	10	'Incident of the Valley in Shadow'	Harmon Jones	Buckley Angell	November 20, 1959
After being wounded by an arrow, Gil is taken to a Cheyenne camp to recover.
33	11	'Incident of the Blue Fire'	Charles Marquis Warren	John Dunkel	December 11, 1959
Lightning storms threaten to drive the herd into a massive stampede. As Gil fights to keep the herd calm, tensions mount between the drovers.
34	12	'Incident at Spanish Rock'	Harmon Jones	Clair Huffaker (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	December 18, 1959
Men representing President Diaz of Mexico want to take one of Gil's men, the son of their biggest enemy, into custody.
35	13	'Incident of the Druid Curse'	Jesse Hibbs	Alva Hudson (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	January 8, 1960
The drovers meet a father and daughter searching the Texan prairie for signs that a druid civilization once lived there.
36	14	'Incident at Red River Station'	Gene Fowler Jr.	Charles Larson	January 15, 1960
After finding a dead man, Gil and Rowdy go in search of a doctor, fearing they may have caught smallpox.
37	15	'Incident of the Devil and His Due'	Harmon Jones	Samuel Newman, Louis Vittes	January 22, 1960
Accused of a murder, Gil aims to prove his innocence.
38	16	'Incident of the Wanted Painter'	Harmon Jones	Charles Larson	January 29, 1960
When a painter is found wounded on the prairie, a painting of a town called Lampton where a man is due to be hanged becomes a much wanted item.
39	17	'Incident of the Tinker's Dam'	Gene Fowler Jr.	Jan Winters	February 5, 1960
Wishbone's brother, T.J., comes to the drover's camp, but he is being pursued by Indians.
40	18	'Incident of the Night Horse'	Joseph Kane	John Dunkel	February 19, 1960
An old acquaintance demands Gil's help to capture a mustang before the herd will be allowed through a pass.
41	19	'Incident of the Sharpshooter'	Jesse Hibbs	Winston Miller	February 26, 1960
An escaped outlaw assumes a new identity as a lawyer shortly before meeting the drovers.
42	20	'Incident of the Dust Flower'	Ted Post	Winston Miller	March 4, 1960
The drovers meet an old Irishman and his middle-aged daughter. Her desire to find a husband soon becomes obvious.
43	21	'Incident at Sulphur Creek'	Harmon Jones	Sloan Nibley (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	March 11, 1960
After Comanche Indians search the drover camp for stolen horses the drover's horses also go missing.
44	22	'Incident of the Champagne Bottles'	Joseph Kane	Curtis Kenyon (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	March 18, 1960
The drovers meet some travellers with a wagon load of fragile cargo.
45	23	'Incident of the Stargazer'	Harmon Jones	Jan Winters (story), Ted Gardner (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	April 1, 1960
Trail scout, Pete, escorts a woman home where she believes the man claiming to be her husband is an imposter.
46	24	'Incident of the Dancing Death'	William F. Claxton	Dallas Gaultois (story), James Edmiston (story), Buckley Angell (teleplay)	April 8, 1960
The drovers experience trouble when gypsies visit their camp.
47	25	'Incident of the Arana Sacar'	Joseph Kane	Charles Marquis Warren (story), Buckley Angell (teleplay)	April 22, 1960
After weeks of droving without a break tensions are high. A man comes into camp offering whiskey at a local trade store.
48	26	'Incident of the Deserter'	Gerd Oswald	Buckley Angell (story), Jessica Benson (story), Louis Vittes (story/teleplay)	April 29, 1960
Suffering with a bad back, Wishbone arrives in a mining town to recuperate. There he finds reasons to consider leaving the trail drive and settle down for good.
49	27	'Incident of the 100 Amulets'	Stuart Heisler	Lawrence Menkin (story), Fred Freiberger (story/teleplay), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	May 6, 1960
Hey Soos, trail wrangler, goes to visit his mother, only to receive a violent reception and claims that his mother is a witch who has cursed the town.
50	28	'Incident of the Murder Steer'	Joseph Kane	John Dunkel	May 13, 1960
When a cowhand shows up dead near a steer branded 'murder', recruited from a town where three men have also been killed, the drovers begin to worry.
51	29	'Incident of the Music Maker'	R.G. Springsteen	Hendrik Vollaerts (story), Charles Larson (teleplay)	May 20, 1960
After helping a Swissman skilled at repairing things, Gil falls ill with fever.
52	30	'Incident of the Silent Web'	Joseph Kane	Winston Miller, Charles B. Smith	June 3, 1960
Two convicts on the run, two murders on the prairie, and a young girl who is unable to speak lead the drovers into a confusing set of events.
53	31	'Incident of the Last Chance'	Ted Post	Winston Miller	June 10, 1960
A young couple join the trail drovers after their wagon is struck by lightning.
54	32	'Incident in the Garden of Eden'	Joseph Kane	Irwin Gielgud (story), Louis Vittes (story/teleplay)	June 17, 1960
Rowdy attempts to buy 150 head of cattle from an English family to top up the trail herd, but the transaction proves to be less than ideal.

Season 3 (1960–61)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
55	1	'Incident at Rojo Canyon'	Ted Post	Budd Bankson, Steve Raines	September 30, 1960
A group of Confederate soldiers, unaware that the civil war has ended, prepare to stop the trail herd advancing through territory it was ordered to hold.
56	2	'Incident of the Challenge'	Charles Marquis Warren	Charles Marquis Warren (story), Charles Larson (teleplay)	October 14, 1960
Six days without water, Gil is in desperate need of water for the herd, while a Mexican friend tries to fulfil a prophecy.
57	3	'Incident at Dragoon Crossing'	Ted Post	John Dunkel	October 21, 1960
Gil is determined to move the herd through rough terrain but becomes feverish. He places another trail boss in charge during his absence.
58	4	'Incident of the Night Visitor'	R.G. Springsteen	John Dunkel	November 4, 1960
A young boy sneaks into camp one night in search of his father that he knows has the initials 'G.F.'.
59	5	'Incident of the Slavemaster'	Ted Post	Clayton Fox (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	November 11, 1960
When the drovers learn that a plantation owner is using prisoner Union soldiers from the war as slaves a rescue plan is required.
60	6	'Incident on the Road to Yesterday'	R.G. Springsteen	Jan Winters, Winston Miller	November 18, 1960
An ex-outlaw trying to repay those he robbed 10 years ago returns to his home town to turn himself into the law only to find he is accused of murder.
61	7	'Incident at Superstition Prairie'	Stuart Heisler	Wilton Schiller	December 2, 1960
Wishbone helps an old Comanche Indian who has been left to die in a cave, violating the customs of his tribe.
62	8	'Incident at Poco Tiempo'	Ted Post	Buckley Angell	December 9, 1960
Rowdy and Quince travel with two nuns secretly carrying money robbed from a bank by outlaws holding their priest hostage.
63	9	'Incident of the Captive'	Stuart Heisler	Ted Gardner	December 16, 1960
When Mushy's mother arrives intent on taking her son back home the drovers plan a way that will allow him to stay.
64	10	'Incident of the Buffalo Soldier'	Ted Post	John Dunkel	January 6, 1961
Rowdy helps track a fugitive cavalryman after he kills another soldier during a brawl.
65	11	'Incident of the Broken Word'	R.G. Springsteen	Louis Vittes	January 20, 1961
Gil grows suspicious of a rancher he is buying cattle from after one of his drovers is accused of murder.
66	12	'Incident at the Top of the World'	Ted Post	Peggy Shaw (story/teleplay), Lou Shaw (story/teleplay), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	January 27, 1961
As the trail herd races fast to stay ahead of a Texas Norther, Gil recruits a convalescent civil war veteran as a drover though not without risks.
67	13	'Incident Near the Promised Land'	Ted Post	Wilton Schiller (story), John Dunkel (teleplay)	February 3, 1961
The trail herd arrives at Sedalia, but an economic crisis has made the value of beef worthless.
68	14	'Incident of the Big Blowout'	George Templeton	John Dunkel	February 10, 1961
At the end of the trail, the drovers head into Sedalia to celebrate.
69	15	'Incident of the Fish out of Water'	Ted Post	Albert Aley	February 17, 1961
Gil travels home to Philadelphia to visit his daughters who are under the care of this sister.
70	16	'Incident on the Road Back'	George Templeton	Louis Vittes	February 24, 1961
On the way back to Texas to pay cattle owners, Gil is accused of stealing a horse.
71	17	'Incident of the New Start'	Jus Addiss	Endre Bohem (story), Charles Larson (teleplay)	March 10, 1961
After accepting a new herd to drive, Gil is forced to assume the role of ramrod when a cattle owner insists of being trail boss.
72	18	'Incident of the Running Iron'	Harmon Jones	John Dunkel	1960
When Quince is accused of rebranding cattle and sentenced to hang, Gil must investigate to uncover the true rustlers.
73	19	'Incident Near Gloomy River'	R.G. Springsteen	John Dunkel	March 17, 1961
When a water hole is found dried up, a drover finds his nearby home burned down and the creek dammed by a neighbouring rancher.
74	20	'Incident of the Boomerang'	Allen Reisner	Michael Pate (story), Charles Larson (teleplay)	March 24, 1961
The drovers team up with a small herd drive headed for Australia as they move through Comanche territory.
75	21	'Incident of His Brother's Keeper'	Ted Post	Buckley Angell	March 31, 1961
While waiting for a telegraph, Nolan is asked to escort a crippled man's wife to a dance where things become complicated.
76	22	'Incident in the Middle of Nowhere'	R.G. Springsteen	Louis Vittes (story/teleplay), Howard Rigsby (story)	April 7, 1961
Gil and Rowdy go in search of water and a route for the herd to take through some mountains, but they are warned off by some Indians.
77	23	'Incident of the Phantom Bugler'	George Templeton	Louis Vittes (story/teleplay), Buckley Angell (story)	April 14, 1961
When a Judge and his son-in-law demand a toll for the herd to cross a river, Gil discovers a set of family conflicts.
78	24	'Incident of the Lost Idol'	Ted Post	Albert Aley	April 28, 1961
The drovers meet a brother and sister with a sick mother, but soon learn their father is a fugitive with a price on his head.
79	25	'Incident of the Running Man'	Jus Addiss	David Lang	May 5, 1961
Rowdy goes on the run accused of killing three deputies after learning of a plot that outlaws plan to attack a fort and take over the territory.
80	26	'Incident of the Painted Lady'	Harmon Jones	John Dunkel	May 12, 1961
Gil goes in search of a trail boss who stole $15,000 from some Missouri ranchers who are demanding repayment of the debt from his herd.
81	27	'Incident Before Black Pass'	Ted Post	Arthur Rowe (story/teleplay), Don Moore (story/teleplay), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	May 19, 1961
Rowdy and Nolan are held hostage by Kiowa Indians. For their return the drovers must conceal a fugitive chief from the cavalry.
82	28	'Incident of the Blackstorms'	R.G. Springsteen	Sheb Wooley (story), Tony Habeeb (story), Jan Winters (teleplay)	May 26, 1961
Nolan and Mushy are drawn into helping an outlaw see his son and reclaim his former life.
83	29	'Incident of the Night on the Town'	Anton Leader	Chris Miller (story), Eric Fleming (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	May 2, 1961
Gil receives a lawsuit, accused of herding 750 cattle which were stolen by the rancher he drives them for.
84	30	'Incident of the Wager on Payday'	R.G. Springsteen	Louis Vittes	May 16, 1961
Rowdy goes after two outlaws who steal the cashbox from the drover's chuck wagon, but with no other witnesses he appears to be the thief.

Season 4 (1961–62)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
85	1	'Rio Salado'	Ted Post	John Dunkel	September 29, 1961
Rowdy Yates' father seeks his son's help to kill a Mexican bandit.
86	2	'The Sendoff'	George B. Templeton	John Dunkel	October 2, 1961
87	3	'The Long Shakedown'	Justus Addiss	Albert Aley	October 13, 1961
88	4	'Judgement at Hondo Seco'	Perry Lafferty	John Dunkel (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	October 20, 1961
89	5	'The Lost Tribe'	George B. Templeton	John Dunkel	October 27, 1961
90	6	'The Inside Man'	George B. Templeton	Albert Aley	November 3, 1961
91	7	'The Black Sheep'	Tony Leader	Jack Curtis (story), Charles Larson (teleplay)	November 10, 1961
92	8	'The Prairie Elephant'	Robert L. Friend	Walter Wagner (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	October 16, 1961
93	9	'The Little Fishes'	Justus Addiss	Charles Larson	October 24, 1961
94	10	'The Blue Spy'	Sobey Martin	Warren Douglas (story), Tom Seller (teleplay)	December 8, 1961
95	11	'The Gentleman's Gentleman'	Sobey Martin	J.E. Selby	December 15, 1961
96	12	'Twenty-Five Santa Clauses'	Robert L. Friend	Charles Larson	December 22, 1961
97	13	'The Long Court'	Jesse Hibbs	Albert Aley	January 5, 1962
98	14	'The Captain's Wife'	Tay Garnett	John Dunkel	January 12, 1962
99	15	'The Peddler'	Laslo Benedek	Charles Larson	January 19, 1962
100	16	'The Woman Trap'	George B. Templeton	Buckley Angell	January 26, 1962
101	17	'The Boss's Daughter'	Sobey Martin	Albert Aley	February 2, 1962
102	18	'The Deserter's Patrol'	Andrew V. McLaglen	Louis Vittes	February 9, 1962
103	19	'The Greedy Town'	Murray Golden	Lew Lantz (story), Tom Seller (teleplay)	February 16, 1962
104	20	'Grandma's Money'	Sobey Martin	Sonia Chernus (story), J.E. Selby (teleplay)	February 23, 1962
105	21	'The Pitchwagon'	Sobey Martin	Wilton Schiller (story/teleplay), Lou Morheim (teleplay)	March 2, 1962
106	22	'The Hostage Child'	Harmon Jones	Bronson Howitzer	March 9, 1962
107	23	'The Immigrants'	Tay Garnett	Elliott Arnold	March 16, 1962
108	24	'The Child-Woman'	Murray Golden	Carey Wilbur (story), Elliott Arnold (teleplay)	March 23, 1962
109	25	'A Woman's Place'	Justus Addiss	Eric Fleming, Chris Miller	March 30, 1962
110	26	'Reunion'	Sobey Martin	Elliott Arnold	April 6, 1962
111	27	'House of the Hunter'	Tay Garnett	Louis Vittes	April 20, 1962
112	28	'Gold Fever'	James P. Yarbrough	Sid Harris (story), J.E. Selby (teleplay)	May 4, 1962
113	29	'The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea'	George B. Templeton	Endre Bohem (story), Louis Vittes (teleplay)	May 11, 1962
114	30	'Abilene'	Tony Leader	Charles Larson (story/teleplay), Elliot Arnold (teleplay)	May 31, 1963*
* Although this episode was shot in season 4 and fits the storyline of taking cattle to Abilene (they were almost there in The Devil and the Deep Blue See episode), it did not first air until the season finale in 1963.

Season 5 (1962–63)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
115	1	'Incident of El Toro'	Thomas Carr	Samuel Larson	September 21, 1962
116	2	'Incident of the Hunter'	Thomas Carr	D.D. Beauchamp	September 28, 1962
117	3	'Incident of the Portrait'	Ted Post	William Blinn, Michael Gleason	October 5, 1962
118	4	'Incident at Cactus Wells'	Christian Nyby	Albert Aley	October 12, 1962
119	5	'Incident of the Prodigal Son'	Christian Nyby	Richard Fielder	October 19, 1962
120	6	'Incident of the Four Horsemen'	Thomas Carr	Charles Larson	October 26, 1962
121	7	'Incident of the Lost Woman'	Thomas Carr	Ward Hawkins	November 2, 1962
122	8	'Incident of the Dogfaces'	Don McDougall	Gene L. Coon	November 9, 1962
123	9	'Incident of the Wolvers'	Thomas Cass	William L. Stuart	November 16, 1962
124	10	'Incident at Sugar Creek'	Christian Nyby	Fred Freiberger	November 23, 1962
125	11	'Incident of the Reluctant Bridegroom'	Don McDougall	Tom Seller (story), William Driskill (story), Winston Miller (teleplay)	November 30, 1962
126	12	'Incident of the Querencias'	Thomas Carr	Joseph Petracca	December 7, 1962
127	13	'Incident at Quivira'	Christian Nyby	Ralphael Hayes	December 14, 1962
128	14	'Incident of Decision'	Don McDougall	John Dunkel	December 28, 1962
129	15	'Incident of the Buryin' Man'	Thomas Carr	Jack Turley	January 4, 1963
130	16	'Incident of the Trail's End'	Don McDougall	Ed Adamson	January 11, 1963
131	17	'Incident at Spider Rock'	Thomas Carr	Al C. Ward	January 18, 1963
132	18	'Incident of the Mountain Man'	Don McDougall	Richard Fielder	January 25, 1963
133	19	'Incident at Crooked Hat'	Don McDougall	Joseph Petracca	February 1, 1963
134	20	'Incident of Judgment Day'	Thomas Carr	Richard Landau (story/teleplay), Paul King (teleplay)	February 3, 1963
135	21	'Incident of the Gallows Tree'	Christian Nyby	William L. Stuart (story), Albert Aley (teleplay)	February 22, 1963
136	22	'Incident of the Married Widow'	Thomas Carr	Charles Gray (story), Kathleen Freeman (story), Paul King (teleplay)	March 1, 1963
137	23	'Incident of the Pale Rider'	Christian Nyby	Dean Riesner	March 15, 1963
138	24	'Incident of the Comanchero'	Thomas Carr	Al C. Ward	March 22, 1963
139	25	'Incident of the Clown'	Don McDougall	Charles Larson	March 29, 1963
140	26	'Incident of the Black Ace'	Thomas Carr	Dean Riesner	April 12, 1963
141	27	'Incident of the Hostages'	Don McDougall	Charles Larson	April 19, 1963
142	28	'Incident of the White Eyes'	Christian Nyby	Paul King (story), Edward J. Lakso (teleplay), Shimon Wincelberg (teleplay)	May 3, 1963
143	29	'Incident at Rio Doloroso'	Thomas Carr	Paul King	May 10, 1963
144	30	'Incident at Alkali Sink'	Don McDougall	Thomas Thompson	May 24, 1963
114*	30*	'Abilene'	Tony Leader	Charles Larson (story/teleplay), Elliot Arnold (teleplay)	May 31, 1963*
* Although this episode was shot in season 4 and fits the storyline of taking cattle to Abilene (they were almost there in The Devil and the Deep Blue See episode), it did not first air until the season finale in 1963.

Season 6 (1963–64)[edit]