Roy Rogers' Trigger #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Trigger and the Drygulcher of Gunsight Notch," Roy Rogers' trusted horse Trigger takes center stage as he leads Uncle Mike Hanford to a wounded mare at the remote Gunsight Notch, setting off a tense pursuit of the escaped outlaw Dirk Gillian. With lawman Mark Denham wounded and the terrain treacherous, Mike and Denham must rely on quick thinking and Trigger’s instincts to outwit a dangerous fugitive. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated with sharp, vivid detail by Nicholas Firfires on the cover, this 1951 Dell adventure blends frontier suspense and classic Western grit.
In "Trigger and the Drygulcher of Gunsight Notch," Roy Rogers’ trusted horse Trigger leads Uncle Mike Hanford to a wounded mare at Gunsight Notch, where a bullet crease marks the ground. When Mike teams up with lawman Mark Denham to track the escaped outlaw Dirk Gillian, the two are ambushed—Denham shot, Mike injured—before Trigger helps turn the tide. With the outlaw on the run and danger closing in, Mike and Denham must rely on quick thinking and Trigger’s instincts to survive the treacherous terrain and a deadly surprise.
In "Trigger Junior Meets the Test," Pete sets out with the young palomino, Trigger Junior, to track down a missing mare that’s gone off to foal—just as a cougar’s been preying on livestock. When the pair take shelter in an abandoned cabin, they’re ambushed by two outlaws carrying a wounded comrade and a stolen payroll, leading to a tense night of escape, a stinky surprise, and a dramatic showdown with the predator. The story unfolds with quiet tension and classic Western grit, spotlighting the bond between boy and horse.
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