The Rounders

Jim Ed plans to buy unpredictable Old Fooler and make a fortune selling the critter to a rodeo—but the horse has other ideas abut the transaction.

Jim Ed is using a remote-control device as a training dogie in hopes of turning the ranch plugs into first class cutting horses—and ending Old Fooler's cow-horse career.

Jim Ed hires Noble Vestry, the world's best cowboy, to show Ben and Howdy what cow-punching really means.

Jim Ed begins his job as temporary sheriff by trying to smash a moonshiner's illegal still.

Ben and Howdy stand to make a tidy sum if they can find—and corral—a buffalo for Jim Ed.

Ben and Howdy are literally lassoed off the J. L. Ranch and into a job at near-by Velvet Haven, an exclusive health resort for women.

Jim Ed wants to buy Howdy's remarkedly effective good luck piece— but some things just are not for sale.

Disgusted with life on the ranch, Ben gives Old Fooler to Howdy and takes over the operation of a one-pump gas station.

Jim Ed wants to be named Man of the Year in Texas, so the ornery tightwad makes a painful effort to change his image.

Jim Ed has bought a trailer from Howdy, but the merchandise might not arrive in A-1 condition: Howdy and Ben are throwing a party for the whole darned community in the trailer.

Jim Ed promises a handsome sum if Ben Howdy will haul his new boat to Lake Love. Leave it to the two cowpokes to foul up a simple job....

A cutting-horse contest finds Howdy and Jim backing different entrants—and using all the sneaky tricks in the book to win their bets.