Episode
Rawhide: Incident at Sulphur Creek
Overview
Horse thieves who have victimized Comanches also strike the drive's ramuda. Gil sends a group headed by Pete and Rowdy out to purchase replacement mounts. They encounter a preacher on his way to officiate a christening at the Lacey ranch, where he says horses are for sale. The drovers find their own stolen horses corralled there. So do the Comanches, who put the ranch under siege.
Details
- Series
- Rawhide
- Season
- Season 2
- Episode
- Episode 21
- Air date
- 1960-03-11
Episode context
Incident at Sulphur Creek is Episode 21 in Season 2 of Rawhide. It aired on 1960-03-11.
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