Half Empty Saddles

Year: 1958

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Director: Paul J. Smith

ComedyWesternAnimation

Woody Woodpecker wanders the Wild West again, hunting for buried gold, when he meets a crook also after the treasure. True to his mischievous style, Woody eliminates the villain by blasting him into outer space with a rocket, a favorite way to dispose of foes. Meanwhile, a horse cheekily steals the film, adding a comic finale for good measure.

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