The Forest Rangers 

The Forest Rangers was a 1960's Canadian television series that dealt with the adventures of junior forest rangers in the Canadian wilderness.

Stars:

Ralph Endersby, Peter Tully, Graydon Gould

Cast

Series cast summary:
Ralph Endersby	...	Chub Stanley 93 episodes, 1963-1965
Peter Tully	...	Mike Forbes 87 episodes, 1963-1965
Graydon Gould	...	George Keeley 85 episodes, 1963-1965
Michael Zenon	...	Joe Two Rivers 70 episodes, 1963-1965
Susan Conway	...	Kathy 57 episodes, 1963-1965
Rex Hagon	...	Peter Keeley / ... 44 episodes, 1963-1964

Storyline

The Forest Rangers was a 1960's Canadian television series that dealt with the adventures of junior forest rangers in the Canadian wilderness.

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Plot Keywords:

family relationships | 

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Genres:

Family

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Details

Official Sites:

The Forest Rangers Page

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

1963 (Canada)

Also Known As:

Centinelas del bosque

Filming Locations:

Draper Fire Tower, Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

ASP Productions, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Incorporated Television Company (ITC)

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min (104 episodes)

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Much of the incidental music penned by John Bath for "Forest Rangers" originated in the TV series "Hudson Bay," as well as the 1958 film "Wolf Dog."

User Reviews

lost episodes??

why are two episodes missing from the official list? There was a Denise and her grandfather who ran a trading post. One episode concerned the grandfather breaking his leg and Denise getting skinned on some fake furs, the other was about some bank robbers getting revenge on a past robber friend of theirs. Other than that the show is great and stands up after more than forty years. I remember it as a child and I look forward to seeing it in reruns and I look forward to many more reunions and hope that maybe one day the show will be back on as a new show. I think this show is one of the best Candian classics around. Keep up the good work reporting the whereabouts of the cast. .