Cheyenne - Season 7 (1962)

Cheyenne finds a wounded boy unconscious on the trail who can't remember who he is. As Cheyenne helps him regain his memory, he might have to watch out as he may have been involved in a killing and holdup as $50,000 is missing.

When Cheyenne stops to pick up prisoners for Huntsville, he is shocked when Deputy Gary Thomas is suddenly charged with a crime and convicted. Thomas claims he is being framed. When he escapes, Cheyenne suspects he may be right.

Cheyenne is in the midst of a powder keg when a Sioux brave brings a bag of gold to town near the Black Hills to pay to heal his wife. The locals want to invade the Sioux territory while Cheyenne and the sheriff try to keep the peace.

Cheyenne is a drover who comes to town to sell cattle. Outside town his cattle runs down a blind woman who sees much more than she lets on. She tries to make it on her own as a singer but falls for a less than respectful gambler.

Cheyenne scouts for a railroad to lay track to the West. Where the track goes may not be up to the company paying for the route as someone else has a preferred one. At the same time Cheyenne wins a Chinese pearl - a woman.

Conserving the dwindling buffalo is a hot issue. Cheyenne decides to step into recently vacated shoes and becomes a Senator. When drawing up the bill, he finds he has a lot of lessons in politics to learn; one of them his own impeachment.

After spending five years in prison for a man, Ray Masters is in Gunnison to settle an old score with the man who has other enemies as well. Cheyenne, an old friend, has to stop him as the interim sheriff before he carries out his promise.

Johnny is an Indian scout who guides a widow in a military escort to the stage in Globe. They are given safe passage through Indian burial grounds by Chief Chato but only Johnny believes it is a trap that may lead to all their deaths.

After preventing a convict from escaping during transit to his hanging, Cheyenne is lured to the man's hometown where revenge is planned by the man's family. In fact, he is arrested for his own murder so he can hang nice and legal.

Cheyenne rides into town smack dab into an age-old range war - cattle vs. sheep. He attempts to dispel an old myth that the two can't graze together and determine who is behind the events in the valley. His opposition: the whole town.