[4] Set in the year 1873, professional gambler Stubby Preston arrives in the Wild West town of Salt Flats, Utah with plans to work the local casino but is arrested by the sheriff the moment he steps off the stagecoach.

In the morning the sheriff sees the four safely out of the town and gives them a wagon and horses in exchange for Stubby's $1,000 stake.

Along the way, they meet up with a group of Quaker immigrants, whose patriarch mistakes the pregnant Bunny as Stubby's wife.

Bud catches a fish, a cake is fashioned from the sand, and Stubby offers up some canteened water as a toast.

Chaco is about to discover them when his friends call out that they spotted a caravan of ‘bible-folk’ they can get supplies from, and the bandits set of after them.

Caught in a rainstorm, the four take shelter in a ghost town where they remove the bullet from Clem's leg.

Bud shows the extent of his madness by insisting that the residents of the ghost town have been coming out to meet him every night.

The townsmen, now enraptured with the child, gather round and take care him and insist that the pastor perform a baptism.

Stubby shoots Chaco dead without another word, and heads off into the horizon after welcoming a stray dog to join him.

[5] Salvati would work again with Fulci on several films ranging from Dracula in the Provinces, Zombi 2 and The House by the Cemetery.