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Gabby Hayes Western #12 (1949)

Fawcett · 1949 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
He Has a Leaky Brain
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
The Soap Thieves
11 pp · western-frontier
The Death Trap
4 pp · western-frontier

Young Falcon, the lone hunter and son of a slain chief, arrives at the camp of Trapper Bill, whose traps have been raided and furs stolen. After a confrontation with the thieves, Young Falcon is captured and left bound in a cougar trap, forced to wait as the predator is drawn by his scent—his survival now depends on freeing himself before the beast strikes.

The Hide-Out
7 pp · western-frontier

In the quiet of the frontier, Gabby Hayes finds himself unexpectedly tasked with building a clubhouse for a group of young boys, using the reward money he earns after outsmarting two escaped convicts who had taken refuge in the very structure he was meant to repair. As the boys claim the shack as their own, Gabby must navigate their playful demands while secretly sheltering from his strict employer, Hester, who never suspects he’s hiding in plain sight. The story unfolds with humor and heart as Gabby’s exhaustion, loyalty, and quick thinking keep him one step ahead—both of the lawbreakers and the woman who keeps him on his toes.

Beaver Ben, the Biting Bandit
8 pp · western-frontier

In the wild West town of Rawhide, a boastful newcomer known as Beaver Ben, famed for his legendary jaw strength, challenges the town’s toughest claimants to bite through silver dollars—only to prove his power by devouring a gold nugget. When Gabby Hayes’ prized horse, Corker, is stolen as part of a bet, Gabby and his clever steed set out on a wild chase to reclaim the nugget, leading to a showdown where brute strength meets wit.

By Thunder
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

A nervous man and his wife, worried about conflicting weather reports, stop to ask a passing Native American chief for advice—only to learn his surprising method of predicting rain: thunder. The chief’s cryptic wisdom leaves them puzzled, while a separate, garbled line hints at a humorous misunderstanding involving a woman and a flea circus.

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