Barney Bear

As autumn draws to a close, Barney Bear prepares for his long winter's sleep, but his surroundings keep him up until spring.

Barney's going fishing, but just as he's getting ready to hook a whole school of trout, a rather playful duck keeps getting in his way.

Barney Bear goes off prospecting for gold with a little donkey who eventually eats the dynamite and blows everything up.

In a humorous report, "Strife" magazine follows a bear who gets drafted and goes through the rigors of Army basic training. Barney is dreaming about being in the military, but a knock at the door makes him realize that it's not a dream.

Barney is an Army Air Corps mechanic. He takes a little one-seater plane out for a spin. Bigger planes and a pelican harass him and his plane. They finally crash, and end up as roommates in the infirmary.

Barney can't cut down any wood to build himself a nice, cozy place to live, while the beavers have no problems at all in chopping down and constructing a complete town for themselves. Barney, who believes that he can outfox them, steals all their wood, but the beavers get their revenge in a nighttime raid to get their wood back.

Barney sets off in search of honey, but his various gadgets don't always work out the way that they should.

Barney unsuccessfully attempts to keep a mole out of his victory garden.

Barney Bear returns to the wild on a camping trip. Relishing a quiet night's sleep under the stars, our trooper has forgotten about the animals that live by night. He sets up camp in the middle of the forest, where all creatures great and small come to give him a hard time and deny him sleep. The climax is a horrendous thunder and lightning storm as rain floods the campsite. A nightmare it's not, merely an evening full of laughs.

A lone squirrel makes his way into Barney Bear's log cabin in the forest. Barney tries to get rid of the squirrel, who wants his walnuts.