Barney Bear

A millionaire puts up a large prize for the capture of the smallest horse in the world and Barney Bear is given the task.

Barney Bear inherits a treasure map to a chest full of gold coins; however, a gopher battles Barney in a game of wits for the rights to the chest.

Barney Bear tries to catch a possum for dinner but the possum has many tricks up his sleeve.

Barney Bear goes prospecting for gold with his dynamite-eating donkey.

Drafted into the army, Barney Bear begins training to be a soldier.

Barney Bear accidentally chops down a tree that is a squirrel's home getting ready for hibernation season. Barney invites the squirrel to be his roommate but getting some sleep becomes quite an issue.

Barney Bear has an encounter with a skunk while picking berries for a snack and can't get away from it.

Barney Bear tries to inform his neighbor William Wildcat that child psychology is the best way to tame his son Wee-Willie's bad behavior. Barney Bear soon figures out though that psychology is probably not enough to tame this wildcat.

Barney Bear sets off to search for some honey but all his various gadgets don't always do the job they're supposed to.

In support of the war effort, Barney Bear tries to plant a garden.

Barney Bear decides to spend a quiet night in the wild during a camping trip but, unfortunately for him, there are plenty of nocturnal animals that do their best to deny him any sleep.