In a nest of triplets, one bird gets left behind by his mother. Yogi befriends the young bird and tries to show him how to fly.

After being chased by Jinks, Dixie dreams he meets Captain Micetro and becomes an invader against Jinks.

Yogi delights in following a little Native American boy as he hunts for wild game with his bow and arrow. Yogi tries to help a bunny who's being hunted by the inept Indian boy. More often than not, however, it's Yogi who ends up on the receiving end!

Fireman Huckleberry is called to get a cat out of a tree that a dog keeps chasing around, and the cat keeps going to higher ground.

Jinks teaches his son how to be like him and how to catch mice.

The King sends brave knight Huck to slay a fire-breathing dragon.

Yogi goes fishing, but he's up against a very crafty trout.

Jinks is under orders to guard a banquet. Pixie and Dixie try incessantly to crash the party, until Jinks plants a firecracker in an apple.

Inquisitive Yogi investigates a parked helicopter, leading to a wild and uproarious joyride.

Truant Officer Huck tries to take twin brothers Mickey and Icky Vanderblip back to school.

Jinks gets a flying carpet from his cousin in Baghdad, and intends to use it to finally get Pixie and Dixie.

Huckleberry Hound goes to the great outdoors to relax, but a pesky Mosquito keeps him from enjoying his getaway.

A ridiculously wealthy gentleman wants only a bear's head to complete his collection of exotic trophies. Might Yogi oblige?

Pixie and Dixie makes a chump out of Jinks to fool a dog. Waking from a good night's sleep, Pixie and Dixie go about their job of fighting with Jinks. They run to a bulldog for protection. This time, Jinks explains to the bulldog how they are bothering him. The bulldog agrees to team up with him against the mice.

An affable Jellystone Park visitor casually invites Yogi to visit his penthouse apartment in the city- and the bear takes the invitation seriously. Yogi goes to New York City to visit the married vacationer. Milton must hide Yogi from his wife- she does not like Milton's habit of inviting acquaintances over- so Yogi poses as a bear rug.

Two foxes try various ways to get sheepherder Huck's sheep, but they fail every time.

Dixie attempts to scare Jinks with a Mark of the Mouse costume. Jinks plays along, but then he duels the real Mark of the Mouse.

Huck is set to barbeque his dinner, but a hungry dog wants his big, delicious steak.

A hunter shoots down a little duck (Yakky) who runs for cover, and Yogi saves him from the persistent hunter and his dog.

Jinks mixes a formula that shrinks him to mouse size. He fails to get Pixie and Dixie and seeks their help from a chasing dog.

A couple with a little baby arrives for a picnic in Jellystone Park. This time, Yogi forgets all about swiping picnic baskets, for the baby is always leaving his playpen, and going after animals he thinks are cats. Trouble is, each time Yogi rescues the infant, the overprotective parents wrongfully accuse him of trying to harm the child.

Old Man Huckleberry Hound recalls to his nephew how he fought a prankish Indian in the west.

Pixie and Dixie try some hypnotism on Jinks. It all goes wrong when they make Jinks think he's a mouse and he makes himself a train.

Huck makes a new birdhouse for the birds, but crows Iggy and Ziggy moves in. Huck wants them out.

Yogi reluctantly becomes a sparring partner for the world champion boxer.