Four Feather Falls

- Season 1

(1960)

Riding home, Tex Tucker meets a young Indian boy shivering from the cold night air, and gives him shelter for the night. During his dreams the boy calls out the name 'Kalamakooya' and a great Indian chieftain (his father) appears. As a reward for finding and caring for his son, Chief Kalamakooya gives Tex four magical feathers - and the cowboy's adventures begin.

When Mexican bandits Pedro and Fernando hold Four Feather Falls to ransom, newly-elected Sheriff Tex Tucker dons his magical six guns to save the day.

Tex rides off to the city to help out another Sheriff, unaware he's about to be set up as a horse thief.

Pedro and Fernando devise a clever scheme to rid themselves of Sheriff Tex Tucker - the trouble is, they forgot to tell Tex how the story ends.

When Tex is called away on business, he hands over his magic guns to Little Jake so that he can protect the townsfolk - as it turns out, a foolish move.

It seems that Pedro and Fernando will never learn. They try to steal Tex's magical feathers - with disastrous results.

Continuing their campaign against Sheriff Tex Tucker, Pedro and Fernando thinks up another brilliant scheme to defeat their enemy. It goes wrong, of course.

Swearing to behave himself, Pedro becomes a respectable citizen. Tex, meanwhile, wonders how long this latest ruse to defeat him will last.

Grandpa Twink's boastful tales of his youthful exploits against the Indians have frequently amused his kinfolk, but now he has the chance to prove his worth - the 'Injuns are attacking'.

Tex has no time for villains, so when he hears that someone is selling guns to the Indians, he sets off with Dusty to find the varmint.

A $500 reward is offered for desperado Zack Morrill, and Pedro and Fernando intend to claim it. As usual, they are outwitted by Tex.

When Jake and his little Indian friend, Makooya, find themselves trapped while exploring treasure caves, Dusty proves his worth by finding them.

There's trouble afoot in Four Feather Falls. With Tex away on business, Pedro and Fernando see their chance to rob the bank - but they've reckoned without Deputy Sheriff Dusty,

Against his better judgement, Sheriff Tex Tucker rides out alone to bring in two dangerous outlaws wanted for robbing the Wells Fargo stage.

Tex uses a bit of horse-sense (Rocky's) to track down a clever thief has been robbing townsfolk of their mail.

Magical guns are useful, but when he's challenged to a shootout by a team of cattle - rustlers, Tex proves he has no need to rely on magic.

Hearing that a shipment of gold is being brought to town, Pedro and Fernando make yet another unsuccessful bid to outwit Sheriff Tex Tucker.

Taking advantage of Tex's absence, robbers decide to raid the town bank. It all seems to easy - but what if Tex returns before they make their getaway?

This time Pedro and Fernando have devised a foolproof scheme for dealing with the Sheriff - so how come Tex is ready and waiting when they arrive in town?

When two strangers arrive in town with plans to put Ma Jones out of business, Tex need all his guile to defeat them.

It seems a foregone conclusion that Tex will be reelected as Sheriff, but Pedro has other plans - ones that don't include Tex Tucker.

When Cass Morgan, an old friend of Tex Tucker's arrives in town seeking two gunmen who shot down his brother, Tex must choose between loyalty and duty - if he is to keep the peace.

Mr Jackson wants to sell his valuable gold mine, but there's just one problem - the mine is haunted by ghosts. Can Tex help him lay the Curse?

It appears that Tex's days as Sheriff are numbered. Someone has robbed the bank three times in as many weeks. Can the cowboy find the robber?

When greedy neighbours try to force Tex's friend to sell them his land, Tex becomes involved in a dangerous situation that could get him killed.

The arrival in town of a medicine man spells trouble for 'Doc' Haggety. The newcomer professes to have a cure for anything - including a snoopy Sheriff.

With $200 reward offered to anyone bringing notorious bandit, Pancho Gomez, to justice, it isn't long before Pedro and Fernando devise another crackpot scheme to get the reward.

When a silver-tongued talker comes to town and casts doubt on the bank's security system, Tex has his hands full helping the bank manager to convince people their money really is safe where it is.

Confident of success, Pedro and Fernando lay plans to swindle the townsfolk out of their savings - but Tex beats them at their own game.

Why should Pedro and Fernando be anxious to spend a night in jail? Tex has his own ideas as to why - but certainly doesn't mind locking them up.

When an avalanche threatens the new Canyon Railroad through Four Feather Falls, Tex mast decide whether the rockfall was man-made or an act of God.

When his friend Ben is framed on a charge of cattle rustling, Sheriff Tex Tucker puts his six guns to good use to prove his innocence.

Serious times for Four Feather Falls. Little Makooya is critically ill - and Pedro and Fernando take 'Doc' Haggerty as their hostage.

When Rocky gets a toothache, Tex must come up with a clever scheme to make him visit the dentist. You can lead a horse to water, but dentists are an entirely different matter.

With a circus coming to town, everyone is making plans for the big day, Tex, however, aware that gunman Lightnin' Lew has escaped from jail, suspects that he'll attempt to disrupts the festivities.

Offered a pair of new boots by the townsfolk if he rides for them in the rodeo, Tex accepts the challenge - but Pedro the bandit has other plans for the boots.

When the railroad payroll is stolen by 'bad injuns', Tex uses Rocky's speaking abilities - not to mention his horse-sense - to save the day.

When Pedro and Fernando's horse rustling plans go wrong and place Tex's horse, Rocky, in peril, he decides to teach the bandits a hard-earned lesson.

It's round-up time in Four Feather Falls. The townsfolk throw a party in Tex's honour for all that he has done as their Sheriff.