Ep 10. Cherokee Round up
- January 2, 1953
- 24 min
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6.9 (15)
The Range Rider season 3 episode 10 is titled "Cherokee Round Up". This episode features The Range Rider and his trusty sidekick, Dick West, embarking on a new adventure in the Wild West. In this episode, they travel to Cherokee territory to investigate a series of cattle thefts.
The Cherokee tribe is known for their cattle herding skills, but lately, they have been struggling to keep their livestock safe. The Range Rider and Dick are tasked with finding the culprits who have been stealing the cattle. They meet with Chief White Cloud and learn that the tribe is on the brink of ruin due to the thefts.
As they begin their investigation, the duo encounters a group of cowboys who seem to be purposely leading the cattle towards the border. This leads them to believe that the cattle are being smuggled across the border to Mexico. The Range Rider and Dick devise a plan to track the cowboys and follow them to their destination.
Along the way, they come across a group of outlaws who are also after the Cherokee cattle. A fight ensues, and The Range Rider and Dick are able to fend off the attackers. However, they soon discover that the outlaws are working together with the cowboys to steal the Cherokee cattle.
Now with a better understanding of what they are dealing with, The Range Rider and Dick are more determined than ever to put an end to the cattle thefts. They team up with Chief White Cloud and his tribe to form a plan to trap the outlaws and bring them to justice.
The plan involves strategically placing cowboys and Cherokee tribesmen along the trail used by the thieves. The aim is to surround the thieves and prevent them from escaping with any more cattle. The plan is successful, and the thieves are caught red-handed.
The episode concludes with The Range Rider and Dick receiving the gratitude of Chief White Cloud and his thankful tribe. The cattle are returned to their rightful owners, and justice is served. As The Range Rider and Dick ride off into the sunset, they know that they have once again protected the peace and justice of the Wild West.
