Fearless bandit A.T. Sam Jose sends a note stating he will rob the train of a gold shipment. Ricochet Rabbit and Deputy Droop-a-long are asked to guard the gold to its destination.

Mean Mumbleweed has his hands full trying to teach his bungling son that crime really does pay.

The Cactus Kid disguises himself as a baby left on the doorstep to rob the safe Ricochet Rabbit and Deputy Droop-a-long are guarding inside.

Ricochet Rabbit and Droop-a-Long tries to bring a outlaw out of his hiding shack.

A TV crew comes to the West to shoot a western show. Ricochet Rabbit stars in it with a villain who actually gets away.

A bank robber dresses up as a old woman to fool Ricochet and Droop-a-long.

Ricochet and Droop-a-long are on a case to look for a outlaw who didn't finish a school grade.

Long-eared hero Ricochet Rabbit almost gets fleeced.

A short guy wants to be a bad guy, so he becomes one by stealing a circus elephant. Ricochet Rabbit chases after him.

Ricochet Rabbit is plagued by a lookalike crook (with springs on his feet, so he can ricochet!).

Ricochet and Droop-a-long pose as bad guys to get a bad guy.

An outlaw has a plot to keep Ricochet occupied while he robs the local bank.

Ricochet Rabbit mistakes a circus act for a criminal in diguise.

Ricochet Rabbit proves that his paw is fast on the draw.

Ricochet Rabbit and Droop-a-Long tries to stop an invisible, laughing outlaw that's loose.

Ricochet Rabbit and Droop-a-long try to catch a criminal whose main weapon is a whip.

Ricochet Rabbit tells Droop-A-Long's nephew that he and Droop once met a giant-like outlaw.

Ricochet Rabbit's old sweetheart visits and a bad guy rabbit kidnaps her.

The town folks are being bothered by a crazy horse. Ricochet and Droop-a-long set out to capture the loco horse.

Ricochet Rabbit and Droop-a-long go to the big city to stop a crime gang.

While Ricochet Rabbit and Droop-a-Long are escorting Red Riding Hood to Grandma's house, the wolf follows them to get Red Riding Hood's basket of goodies.

Ricochet Rabbit finds out that a convict is free to be out of jail, but the convict outlaw wants to stay in jail.