It's Yellowstone, not Yellow Stone.

It's just Dallas all over again, but the prequels have been great, 1885 was great and Ill bet 1925 is as well. Harrison Ford is in it.

Shane Smith and the Saints was a nice touch. I've always enjoyed the music from the show.

JFC...

Wife and I didn't even last an episode.

Not our thing. I find it hilarious that city people sound producers have to dub in horse noises every 0.35 seconds.

1885 was terrible.


Had the makings of being a real bad arse show but they shot that in the foot when they went too far with the young girls storyline.


I'm sure its entertaining to most folks that are not familiar with the little things but Taylor Sheridan really jumps the shark on alot of subjects in Yellowstone and its spinoffs

Taylor Sheridan and other have done pretty well financially off the series.

I enjoy the scenery, the music, and the characters in the show. The story line can be a bit repetitive, but overall, I enjoy the show and look forward to it every week.

We thought last night was kinda slow, but we’re hoping it picks up. I liked 1885 a lot because I pretty much did that in real life. Part of why I like Yellowstone as well.

That show don't appear to come on our tv however we do have a yellow stone off the back porch I aim at whenever I'm up in the middle of the night...

Pretty easy to see one is not like the other.

nobody ever smiles on that show

You led a wagon train of Romanian gypsies across the American west ?

We are going to start the new season tonight. I hope Beth gets whacked, her character is exhausting.

It was funny the first 3 episodes, but it’s tired now.

No one in any professional setting would conduct themselves like that, would be a huge liability nightmare

Lol… no Romanian gypsies, but I did get to play a cowboy for 6 months and help push 256 head of longhorn steer 1600 miles from FT Worth to Miles City, MT. We would go about 15-19 miles a day and traveled through a lot of the same country you see in 1885 and Yellowstone. So yeah, it brings back a lot of cool memories

Thats awesome.

Did ya'll do it all on horseback or did you truck them some of the way?

It really was awesome and I was lucky to be a part of it. First true cattle drive in over 100 years, and yes it was done on horseback. That being said, at any given time there were maybe 5-10 steer at most that would need to be trailered ahead of the heard to the next stop. But that was just until their feet healed up, and then they were put back in with the herd.

To me, the girl and her storyline is what made it great. Way better than Yellowstone.

Ever since yellowsnow came out every weekend warrior with ten acres is labeling it a ranch and driving a dodge 3500. I guess thats what it takes to sell dodges these days.

He’s posted about it on the forum before, including pics.

I’m shocked ram hasn’t come out with a Yellowstone edition to compete with the king ranch edition ford.

I'll bet licensing may have something to do with it.

According to the date when I scroll over the picture it appears I took this picture in in Oct, 2012 of a bunch of cowpokes on 287/81 around Alvord area, was this y'all?

I hadn't thought of that, I know several people that would have one if they did