My father managed that ranch for many years. I grew up there, and lived in the lodge for several years. It's funny to see it on T.V. now. Way different from when I lived there. Best damn whitetail hunting around!
I grew up in Texas, but in a suburb. My dream was to be raised on a ranch. We were poor, dad died and mom couldn’t afford for me to even join the FFA. Couldn’t afford a goat or calf, LOl. I was never fortunate enough to buy or live or work a ranch. Today I just help out my family with cows when they need worked, and do bush hogging during grow season. So, you my friend were very fortunate, and lived a dream. I’m sure it wasn’t all fun and glamorous, but the best things in life are often simple and somewhat difficult at times.
@@truthmarshal6627 I grew up poor... talked my parents into buying me a horse. They paid 20 or 30 bucks for that horse. They took it home and the next morning I hopped in and kept getting bucked off until it quit bucking. Once I broke that horse, I learned to ride on that horse. I was 5 yrs old...did that with no help from anyone. My mom stood by and watched, but did not interfere. I been riding ever since. I am going to be 60 next month. The horse is everything..big ranch means nothing to me...
@@benwolfnecklace1649 nice story. Excellent point. It was more about the life than living grand. Not sure if I could stand by and watch my 5 year old get bucked off over and over. I’m just turned 60. I failed to mention that for nine years, in my 30’s, we lived on 40 acres. My in laws lived next door. He owned thoroughbreds, had nice barn and had people train them to race. All I helped him do was care for them when they were home. Never road them. They were too expensive and he only wanted trainers on them. I was bucked and horse rolled back on me once. But never owned a horse. He got out of the business and sold everything. Died last year.
The actual ranch is not near Montana It's IN Montana. Originally built in 1914 named the Ford- Hollister ranch It was renamed the chief Joseph ranch after it's purchase around 1950.
The announcer refers to the ranch as the sixty-six, sixty-six. Everyone here in Texas knows it as the Four 6's (6666). The error conveys that the announcer doesn't really know what he's talking about.
We in Europe know the 6666 Ranch too ...🤣🤣🤣🤣 in different countries , because we are Horsewomen & men and we having the same good horses by us since years already as in the US ...The Dutton Ranch was made as a real Ranch and Kevin Costners Ranch is just hisö Private for him ,I think! His lifestyle, his money , (money investigation ,) his fun ! I agree! Would do de same, yeah ! 👌🏼🙏👍🏻🪶🇦🇹🇺🇲❤🇦🇹🇺🇲
Bad days at Black Hills for developer Costner : Lakota Sioux object to the movie star’s proposed land swap in what’s considered tribal territory. BY BILL HARLAN. L.A times
Ot true. It's little known but he murdered a family years after the army conflict while residing at the Colville reservation. They traveled to over to Blanchard Idaho killed a family but one of the children wasn't killed and witnessed the murders.
Calling it the "Dunbar" ranch makes sense. After all, it was the movie "Dancing with Wolves" that actually made him the huge money & cowboy branding. . His characters name in the movie was John Dunbar.
King Ranch, largest ranch in the United States, composed of a group of four tracts of land in southeastern Texas, totaling approximately 825,000 acres (333,800 hectares). Today, King Ranch sprawls across 825,000 acres of South Texas land, an area larger than the state of Rhode Island. As the home of 35,000 cattle and over 200 Quarter Horses, King Ranch is one of the largest ranches in the world today.
Also home to the first quarter horse. Also if they stretched their fence end to end, it would reach to Boston. That was told to me on their tour 20 years ago... good info. Thank you.
I think you need to look outside the US for real size. For example the largest ranch (cattle station) in Australia is 2.428 million ha. And i dare say there are others in other countries that exceed 338000 quite easily.
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@@tinagilmore6373 what about Mayor of Kingstown (Jeremy Renner) T.S reuses a lot of actors from Yellowstone across all his projects. You'd probably like Wind River with Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen.grest watch IMO Also Tulsa King with Sylvester Stallone is out It's a KC mob show, written by one of the writers from the Sopranos and Boardwalk Empire 🤷🏼♂️ It's a slow start but it's getting good RN 4-5 Eps in Enjoy ✌🏻
When you grew up knowing Kevin Costner as "Dances with Wolves" Yellowstone hits a lot harder. Kevin Costner plays a Union soldier sent to the deep West that's unknown in a last frontier for post was left over by someone who was killed to man it alone his character the spirit animal is the wolf and he's befriended by a wolf and he seen dancing with wolf the natives of the land a tribe that he's posted at see that and label him dances with wolves he plays a character in Yellowstone whose son happens to have the spirit animal of a wolf
Punctuation is important. You're obviously passionate about this - but your didn't try. "his character the spirit animal is the WOLF and he's befriended by a WOLF and he seen dancing with WOLF the natives of the land a tribe..." Too much.
He also said Costner liked the Yellowstone ranch so much that he bought his own. In actuality, Costner bought the Dunbar ranch in 2000. These channels piggy backing is one thing - making stuff up is another. They just want to get content out, with little if any research. Took me 15 seconds.
It's NOT sixty-six, sixty-six!!!! It's Four Sixes! Get it right, dude! That's kind of like Obama pronouncing corpsman as corpse-man! Love Yellowstone. Loved 1883! Currently enjoying 1923! The cinematography is spectacular in all of them. Looking forward to the Four Sixes when it is ready. I especially love watching the horses work. Taylor Sheridan is commended for bringing back our cowboys! REAL men who DO take care of the land and stock because it's their livelihood. I greatly appreciate what he is doing for the performance horse industry as well. THANK YOU! Thank you for also putting into the characters' lines what we here in fly-over country think about what's happening to our non-city way of life, our country.
The Four 6's is huge. But nowhere big enough to say that it spans most of the state. The King Ranch is the size of Rhode Island and is just a fraction of the state. People don't realize how big Texas really is. El Paso, TX is actually closer to California than it is to Houston, TX. Read that again and let that sink in. Lol.
October Slotness California from Mexico to Oregon is no joke of a drive either!!! Its 200 miles farther from north to south than the width of Texas is in either direction! And Alaska blows them both out of the water you can put them together and it would still be smaller.
As I recall in season 3 when Market Equities made the offer to purchase 50,000 ac at $10,000 per acre, the comment was made that this was only 10% of the Yellowstone's land.
That is what I was thinking. They would have jumped at the money, but the show is about as accurate to real life ranching and Montana as If they would have done it on Mars. But still entertaining though,I am only to Season 4 at this point
Great info about the history of this ranch. What we see is beautiful! Dunbar ranch is wow beautiful... thanks for showing them all. Money has its benefits!
The true name of 6666 is “four sixes”. Legend has it that the original owner of the real 6666 ranch won it in a poker game in 1900 with a hand of four sixes.
Couple of things that would help you realize how big the Dutton ranch is. 1. Chief rainwater says in the first season at his goal is to buy back the valley and he thinks it'll take 14 billion. 2. John Malone is the largest landowner in the US and owns over 2.2 million acres, twice the size of Rhode Island 3. Ted Turner is second with 2 million acres
@@berryb745 in the episode with the Japanese tourists John says that he owns from that mountain peak to mountain peak on the other side which to me means the valley. In fairness I was just trying to provide context. I know there is no ranch at over 2 million acres. I was just trying to say that if John Dutton is the largest landowner in the US how big it would be and what it would be worth.
Most ranchers do not just raise livestock. They also make money in many other ways. Many mine minerals and oil/gas/propane. Hunters and visitors rent cabins for money. Making movies on ranch land is not free either. Even Ted Turners ranches have minerals being mined or drilled for money. He also entertained millionaire hunters to hunt for money. He also raised bison to sell at his restaurants.
Everyone getting all worked up like it's real. Yellowstone is a awesome story someone made up. I can't wait for the next season. I started season 4 after I got home form work Friday evening, watched the the full season before going back to work Monday morning. looks like the spinoffs are going to be good as well. Looking forward to seeing what comes next.
The 2,500-acre Chief Joseph Ranch in Darby, Montana, which doubles as the show's fictional Dutton Ranch, is not only a real-life historic landmark, family homestead and working ranch-but, it's also a guest ranch with cabins available for rental (when the show's not filming, of course)
In another early episode, Willa Hayes and her firm Market Equities express interest in purchasing some of John Dutton's land, offering $10,000 per acre for 50,000 acres. Assuming that price per acre is maintained across all 750,000 acres you're looking at a cool $7.5 BILLION for the fictional ranch
Lived in Victor further north of Darby about 1978 ,and had the pleasure through my wife at the time who knew the owners of the Chief Joseph Ranch to meet these folks who gave us a full tour. Really nice people and since I worked with log buildings, found the main house very original and impressive especially for the time when it was built. Definitely some history to the place too .
In another early episode, Willa Hayes and her firm Market Equities express interest in purchasing some of John Dutton's land, offering $10,000 per acre for 50,000 acres. Assuming that price per acre is maintained across all 750,000 acres you're looking at a cool $7.5 BILLION for the fictional ranch.. The real Dutton Ranch is 2,500 acres
I am a scot and my cousin who I heve never met has a truck plate 66667 she lives in Santa Rosa but visits Montana and Wyoming whenever she can and through her I have taken a deep interest in these cowboys and their way of life also the native indians I now study their history and share as much as I can with many people.Costner I beleive is a pioneer of Western History.
As you drive over Independence Pass, hiway 82 in Colorado, you can stop to take pics of the Dunbar ranch as you come into Aspen. It's on the left with a nice big pull out!
Kevin, why didn’t you try to get Blake Shelton on this series. He’s a real singing, handsome cowboy. His fans would love to see him on this or similar series. Thanks❤😊
IDK but some farms in australia we call homesteads are measured in 500miles x 700miles to your next neighbor cattle stations remote outback nothing much else there but desert
I thought Kevin Costner's house would look more like the Chief Joseph house very log like and Ranch like rustic I was surprised to see his place I love Kevin Costner
Costner's ranch is more modern, but in my opinion the 'Dutton' ranch is nicer. (simply because it's more rustic). How he can enjoy spending most of his time in Kalifornia is *_WAY BEYOND_* my way of thinking! If I was going to go from Oregon to Mexico? I would rent a boat of even *_SWIM_* just to avoid that crappy state!
I would take Costner’s ranch in a heart beat !! Now , my message to the announcer , the 4 sixes ranch just barley made the top 10 ranches if Texas . It doesn’t almost take up all of west Texas . And for the last damn time , it’s not in west Texas , it’s in Guthrie which is between Lubbock, Amarillo and Wichita Falls . It’s called the panhandle!!!! It’s advertised as 292,000 acres , the King ranch is 825,000 in south Texas ! There’s no way a 500,000 acre ranch like the Yellowstone could survive with 10 ranch hands and raising only 500 head of cattle . The 4 sixes run 7,500 to 10,000 head at a time plus some million$ stud horses , which makes most of their money . Oh , forgot it’s only tv ! Sorry !
That kinda ruins the airport plot for me, lol. They offered 10k per acre for it and they could have made 500 million dollars selling 50k acres when they have 776k total? Absolutely sell that shit.
During one episode; one of the villains made an offer of $500 million and one actor said that came to $4000 per acre. So yes; they said exactly how much land it was. 125,000 acres. BTW: that’s not even close to being the biggest ranch in the USA 🇺🇸 . King Ranch (in Texas) is currently about 825,000 acres (once it was over 1.25 million acres) consisting of four tracts. It is stated that as of Feb 2022; as being the biggest single ranch in the USA. At one time the King family owned ranches in several other countries as well; amounting to several million acres. Ted Turner who created CNN: owns over 2.2 million acres of land across the United states (not one ranch but MANY ranches). He was the largest private land owner in the USA 🇺🇸 until being surpassed in 2007 by another billionaire. Again a bunch of ranches all over the country.
You gota roll the king and Kennedy in to one it was the same business partners owned both of em.. kit to mention they stole farms and killed for that land
wow nice ranch mr costner /i wish you could see my land in the mountains you can see forever my friend take care /i would love to visit your ranch and work on it help while there on visit awesome
The King Ranch in South Texas is 825,000 acres. It's a little larger than the State of Rhode Island, that comparison is frequently made, and doubtless why that line was in the script.
when they offered to buy the land in I think it was Season 4 it was a $500mil offer and while I forget the exact number I believe it was $5k per acer but that's only 100K acers...conflicting with what Jamie said in Season 1.
It makes me sad Kevin spends so little time at the Dunbar. My sister was a classmate of his and didn’t realize they were the same person until her reunion. Hahaha!!!
Three times they mention the Yellowstone at 500,000 acres , in reality the King Joseph ranch is only 2,500 acres ! Still beats hell out of my 1 acre lol
That’s just the “upper pasture” where they want to build the airport. He wouldn’t sell so the land was condemned and they used the law of imminent domain to seize it. Jamie approved it.
Dunbar ranch has to be well north of 100 million since it is right outside of Aspen on the way up Independence Pass. That is pricey, but there are certainly more expensive.
Costner’s ‘Dunbar Ranch’….wonder if that was the original name or he renamed it, since his character’s last name in Dances with Wolves was name Sargent Dunbar. Many West Texan ranchers don’t compare their ranch size by acres, they use square miles for the size.
I really like the Look of the dutton Ranch in the show. But is it only me thinking that the buildings of the ranch are way to small for the size of the ranch?
Kevin Costner has stayed true to his personal ranch and his beliefs. I respect this man he's very nice in person and believes in God and living the natural way.
In season 3 I believe that resort management company offered 10,000 an acre, then she said which would be 500,000,000 million dollars. Which would mean the ranch is only 50,000 acres.
That's just the chunk of it they wanted for that airport and resort. It's explained further in seasons 4 and 5 as the ranch is still operational despite that land being grabbed.
But when you listen to the story, John Dutton isn't as rich as Costner. I was advised to watch this from day 1. I only started about a month ago. I'm SO glad I started. Even more glad I waited. As I binge watched all seasons up to date in about 2 weeks
All the ranches are beautiful. I'm just guessing but my guess is that Kevin Costner's is the most luxurious & modern of them all. Especially if it's renting for $3,600. a night. Only people with plenty of money, can afford to stay in a place that expensive.
Chief Joseph is an Oregon chief , of the nez Pearce Indians... they lived in the wallowa Mtns in northeastern oregon, that is nowhere near the chief Joseph ranch ... he never lived there it was named after him by the owner. The nez Pearce Indians qere chased out of the wallowa valley up into Canada by the Calvary in the 1800s .
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Yellowstone, 1883 and 1923..all great shows with connected real life history. All have amazing acting, writting, directing and story telling.
My father managed that ranch for many years. I grew up there, and lived in the lodge for several years. It's funny to see it on T.V. now. Way different from when I lived there. Best damn whitetail hunting around!
I grew up in Texas, but in a suburb. My dream was to be raised on a ranch. We were poor, dad died and mom couldn’t afford for me to even join the FFA. Couldn’t afford a goat or calf, LOl. I was never fortunate enough to buy or live or work a ranch. Today I just help out my family with cows when they need worked, and do bush hogging during grow season. So, you my friend were very fortunate, and lived a dream. I’m sure it wasn’t all fun and glamorous, but the best things in life are often simple and somewhat difficult at times.
@@truthmarshal6627 great story
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@@truthmarshal6627 I grew up poor... talked my parents into buying me a horse. They paid 20 or 30 bucks for that horse. They took it home and the next morning I hopped in and kept getting bucked off until it quit bucking. Once I broke that horse, I learned to ride on that horse. I was 5 yrs old...did that with no help from anyone. My mom stood by and watched, but did not interfere. I been riding ever since. I am going to be 60 next month. The horse is everything..big ranch means nothing to me...
@@benwolfnecklace1649 nice story. Excellent point. It was more about the life than living grand. Not sure if I could stand by and watch my 5 year old get bucked off over and over. I’m just turned 60. I failed to mention that for nine years, in my 30’s, we lived on 40 acres. My in laws lived next door. He owned thoroughbreds, had nice barn and had people train them to race. All I helped him do was care for them when they were home. Never road them. They were too expensive and he only wanted trainers on them. I was bucked and horse rolled back on me once. But never owned a horse. He got out of the business and sold everything. Died last year.
The actual ranch is not near Montana It's IN Montana. Originally built in 1914 named the Ford- Hollister ranch It was renamed the chief Joseph ranch after it's purchase around 1950.
Thank you!!! I was like wtf it’s in Montana
It's just south of Darby, MT
Dutton Yellowstone Ranch or Chief Joseph Ranch is near Darby Montana...
Thank you. The whole "near" Montana thing irked me.
Would love to visit here. I know it would never happen for us. It's beautiful. You are blessed Kevin just love you. Stay blessed!
The announcer refers to the ranch as the sixty-six, sixty-six. Everyone here in Texas knows it as the Four 6's (6666). The error conveys that the announcer doesn't really know what he's talking about.
He also said Dutton Ranch is "near" Montana, sorry dude, it's IN Montana.
Guess i wasen't the oly one that caucght that!
exactly
He also said four sixes after
We in Europe know the 6666 Ranch too ...🤣🤣🤣🤣 in different countries , because we are Horsewomen & men and we having the same good horses by us since years already as in the US ...The Dutton Ranch was made as a real Ranch and Kevin Costners Ranch is just hisö Private for him ,I think! His lifestyle, his money , (money investigation ,) his fun ! I agree! Would do de same, yeah ! 👌🏼🙏👍🏻🪶🇦🇹🇺🇲❤🇦🇹🇺🇲
1883 is the BEST mini series EVER!!!! I’ve watched it over 8 times !!!
I absolutely would have assumed so.
Kevin Costner is an actual person. Also a top tier a list actor.
My dad lives near the Dutton ranch, Kevin Costner is a cool dude . He’s done a lot for the local community
Bad days at Black Hills for developer Costner : Lakota Sioux object to the movie star’s proposed land swap in what’s considered tribal territory.
BY BILL HARLAN.
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“I will fight no more forever.” Chief Joseph, of the Nez Pierce tribe
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Ot true. It's little known but he murdered a family years after the army conflict while residing at the Colville reservation. They traveled to over to Blanchard Idaho killed a family but one of the children wasn't killed and witnessed the murders.
@@aaronwilcox6417 that happened to millions of natives...some of those murdered natives were killed for fun by euros!
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I worked at Costner's ranch in Colorado. It's a very nice place.
Calling it the "Dunbar" ranch makes sense. After all, it was the movie "Dancing with Wolves" that actually made him the huge money & cowboy branding. . His characters name in the movie was John Dunbar.
King Ranch, largest ranch in the United States, composed of a group of four tracts of land in southeastern Texas, totaling approximately 825,000 acres (333,800 hectares).
Today, King Ranch sprawls across 825,000 acres of South Texas land, an area larger than the state of Rhode Island. As the home of 35,000 cattle and over 200 Quarter Horses, King Ranch is one of the largest ranches in the world today.
Also home to the first quarter horse. Also if they stretched their fence end to end, it would reach to Boston. That was told to me on their tour 20 years ago... good info. Thank you.
I think you need to look outside the US for real size. For example the largest ranch (cattle station) in Australia is 2.428 million ha. And i dare say there are others in other countries that exceed 338000 quite easily.
@@robpinko5999 yeah well we're talking about the usa. Thanks though. I am sure there are way bigger but not in America
I think it's safe to say that the Yellowstone is a fictionalized version of King or slightly larger.
@@darknagaadventures7884 King Ranch is on it's own level. This fictional stuff is just that, fiction.
sure glad Yellowstone and 1883 is showing here in uk 🇬🇧 Taylor Sheridan gets a huge thank you for his talent here in this household and the casts of both series amazing thank you all for your talent keep this Yellowstone series going we don’t want watch nothing else
Taylor Sheridans best work.
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Me toooo. I binge watched season 3 and 4 of Yellowstone last weekend. Then started season 5 Sunday. Lord, I love this western and storyline so much!
@@tinagilmore6373 what about Mayor of Kingstown (Jeremy Renner) T.S reuses a lot of actors from Yellowstone across all his projects.
You'd probably like Wind River with Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen.grest watch IMO
Also Tulsa King with Sylvester Stallone is out
It's a KC mob show, written by one of the writers from the Sopranos and Boardwalk Empire 🤷🏼♂️
It's a slow start but it's getting good RN 4-5 Eps in
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@@daneo617 6666 is not even out yet?
@@niemoikein4330 WOW ur so smart 🤦🏼♂️ever seen one of these +/- 🤷🏼♂️ 🤡
When you grew up knowing Kevin Costner as "Dances with Wolves" Yellowstone hits a lot harder.
Kevin Costner plays a Union soldier sent to the deep West that's unknown in a last frontier for post was left over by someone who was killed to man it alone his character the spirit animal is the wolf and he's befriended by a wolf and he seen dancing with wolf the natives of the land a tribe that he's posted at see that and label him dances with wolves he plays a character in Yellowstone whose son happens to have the spirit animal of a wolf
Punctuation is important. You're obviously passionate about this - but your didn't try.
"his character the spirit animal is the WOLF and he's befriended by a WOLF and he seen dancing with WOLF the natives of the land a tribe..."
Too much.
@@4rnnr_as “but your didn’t try”. What the fuck does that even mean?
@@4rnnr_as Boring.
@@niemoikein4330 it was me not trying, lol
FYI it's not called the 66 66 ranch. It's the famous 4 sixes. You should be embarrassed for calling it the sixty six, sixty six ranch.
THANK YOU!!! I cringed every time the narrator says that wrong. Like dude, do some research, will ya?
EXACTLY! My forehead was creating new wrinkles!!!!!!!
Taylor Sheridan the show writer & producer recently bought the 4 6s ranch ✌🏻
Exactly 💯 4 6's. Damn city slickers 😂😂
He also said Costner liked the Yellowstone ranch so much that he bought his own. In actuality, Costner bought the Dunbar ranch in 2000. These channels piggy backing is one thing - making stuff up is another. They just want to get content out, with little if any research. Took me 15 seconds.
It's NOT sixty-six, sixty-six!!!! It's Four Sixes! Get it right, dude! That's kind of like Obama pronouncing corpsman as corpse-man!
Love Yellowstone. Loved 1883! Currently enjoying 1923! The cinematography is spectacular in all of them. Looking forward to the Four Sixes when it is ready. I especially love watching the horses work.
Taylor Sheridan is commended for bringing back our cowboys! REAL men who DO take care of the land and stock because it's their livelihood. I greatly appreciate what he is doing for the performance horse industry as well. THANK YOU!
Thank you for also putting into the characters' lines what we here in fly-over country think about what's happening to our non-city way of life, our country.
The Four 6's is huge. But nowhere big enough to say that it spans most of the state. The King Ranch is the size of Rhode Island and is just a fraction of the state. People don't realize how big Texas really is. El Paso, TX is actually closer to California than it is to Houston, TX. Read that again and let that sink in. Lol.
You only need to drive across it once to realize the size of Texas
Texas is freaking huge like I would be surprised if there are parts man still has not yet walked on.
@@kkandsims4612 I think you mean wouldn’t be surprised
October Slotness California from Mexico to Oregon is no joke of a drive either!!! Its 200 miles farther from north to south than the width of Texas is in either direction! And Alaska blows them both out of the water you can put them together and it would still be smaller.
Well said Rey Luna. We live in a big beautiful state and Texans are very proud of it.
Who cares how big it is. It's the beauty of the mountains and the wide open spaces that draws you in.
I live up the road from Chief Joseph Ranch which is in north Darby south of Hamilton Montana. 2505 acres and for sale at 10.4 million
As I recall in season 3 when Market Equities made the offer to purchase 50,000 ac at $10,000 per acre, the comment was made that this was only 10% of the Yellowstone's land.
That is what I was thinking. They would have jumped at the money, but the show is about as accurate to real life ranching and Montana as If they would have done it on Mars. But still entertaining though,I am only to Season 4 at this point
I spent several nights with Costner when he was shooting night scenes on Mr. Brooks. An interesting down to earth guy.
Great info about the history of this ranch. What we see is beautiful! Dunbar ranch is wow beautiful... thanks for showing them all. Money has its benefits!
I wish the narrator had gotten it right! Chief Joseph NEVER owned this ranch!
The true name of 6666 is “four sixes”. Legend has it that the original owner of the real 6666 ranch won it in a poker game in 1900 with a hand of four sixes.
Wow!!!
Couple of things that would help you realize how big the Dutton ranch is.
1. Chief rainwater says in the first season at his goal is to buy back the valley and he thinks it'll take 14 billion.
2. John Malone is the largest landowner in the US and owns over 2.2 million acres, twice the size of Rhode Island
3. Ted Turner is second with 2 million acres
Thats the entire valley. King ranch is estimated, at 1.4 billion the 4-6 ranch sold at 420 million and is top 3 biggest ranch in the states.
@@berryb745 in the episode with the Japanese tourists John says that he owns from that mountain peak to mountain peak on the other side which to me means the valley. In fairness I was just trying to provide context. I know there is no ranch at over 2 million acres. I was just trying to say that if John Dutton is the largest landowner in the US how big it would be and what it would be worth.
We don't measure a ranch by acres. We measure it by the beauties and memories it creates. This takes a good deal of planning and design to achieve.
That's not a ranch. Its a resort. A ranch has one purpose. Raise livestock.
@@terenfro1975 Tell that to ranchers who have optimized their resources. It's a business.
Most ranchers do not just raise livestock. They also make money in many other ways. Many mine minerals and oil/gas/propane. Hunters and visitors rent cabins for money. Making movies on ranch land is not free either.
Even Ted Turners ranches have minerals being mined or drilled for money. He also entertained millionaire hunters to hunt for money. He also raised bison to sell at his restaurants.
@@DMAneoth That is right where we come in!
@@DMAneoth But it starts by raising livestock. If they branch out, thats one thing but, if they dont raise livestock, it isnt a "Ranch"
It's not near Montana, it's IN Montana.
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The Dunbar ranch is named after Kevin Costner's last name in the movie Dances With Wolves
Everyone getting all worked up like it's real. Yellowstone is a awesome story someone made up. I can't wait for the next season. I started season 4 after I got home form work Friday evening, watched the the full season before going back to work Monday morning. looks like the spinoffs are going to be good as well. Looking forward to seeing what comes next.
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The 2,500-acre Chief Joseph Ranch in Darby, Montana, which doubles as the show's fictional Dutton Ranch, is not only a real-life historic landmark, family homestead and working ranch-but, it's also a guest ranch with cabins available for rental (when the show's not filming, of course)
In another early episode, Willa Hayes and her firm Market Equities express interest in purchasing some of John Dutton's land, offering $10,000 per acre for 50,000 acres. Assuming that price per acre is maintained across all 750,000 acres you're looking at a cool $7.5 BILLION for the fictional ranch
Lived in Victor further north of Darby about 1978 ,and had the pleasure through my wife at the time who knew the owners of the Chief Joseph Ranch to meet these folks who gave us a full tour.
Really nice people and since I worked with log buildings, found the main house very original and impressive especially for the time when it was built. Definitely some history to the place too .
Good work on this video. No trick thumbnails no misleading title. Utube not gonna like all that honesty 😂
Title is fine but the info in the video is very wrong lol Texans are cringing at the stats mentioned
Too bad most of what the video says is false!!
In another early episode, Willa Hayes and her firm Market Equities express interest in purchasing some of John Dutton's land, offering $10,000 per acre for 50,000 acres. Assuming that price per acre is maintained across all 750,000 acres you're looking at a cool $7.5 BILLION for the fictional ranch..
The real Dutton Ranch is 2,500 acres
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I am a scot and my cousin who I heve never met has a truck plate 66667 she lives in Santa Rosa but visits Montana and Wyoming whenever she can and through her I have taken a deep interest in these cowboys and their way of life also the native indians I now study their history and share as much as I can with many people.Costner I beleive is a pioneer of Western History.
As you drive over Independence Pass, hiway 82 in Colorado, you can stop to take pics of the Dunbar ranch as you come into Aspen.
It's on the left with a nice big pull out!
Wow, what a home. I could live there till I die Kevin
I love our Dear John... We still have ours, it's safe!
Kevin, why didn’t you try to get Blake Shelton on this series. He’s a real singing, handsome cowboy. His fans would love to see him on this or similar series. Thanks❤😊
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IDK but some farms in australia we call homesteads are measured in 500miles x 700miles to your next neighbor
cattle stations remote outback nothing much else there but desert
Very good for him. God bless him.
Costner has had that ranch in Colorado for years. Long before Yellowstone. Also it’s in Aspen. His ranch is insanely more expensive.
The four 6's ranch is big but not as big most of Texas. Please don't mislead people with that statement.
Thank You for correcting on how to say the "Four 6's Ranch"
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Love the ranch!!! I could ride for days there!!! Plus, I love and enjoy ranching!!!!
Kevin's ranch the best
I would love to own anyone of them if I hit the Lottery 🤔🇺🇸 GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸🗽💪
I thought Kevin Costner's house would look more like the Chief Joseph house very log like and Ranch like rustic I was surprised to see his place I love Kevin Costner
LOVE COLORADO!!! where I would also dream of building a ranch someday!!
Costner's ranch is more modern, but in my opinion the 'Dutton' ranch is nicer. (simply because it's more rustic).
How he can enjoy spending most of his time in Kalifornia is *_WAY BEYOND_* my way of thinking!
If I was going to go from Oregon to Mexico? I would rent a boat of even *_SWIM_* just to avoid that crappy state!
I would take Costner’s ranch in a heart beat !! Now , my message to the announcer , the 4 sixes ranch just barley made the top 10 ranches if Texas . It doesn’t almost take up all of west Texas . And for the last damn time , it’s not in west Texas , it’s in Guthrie which is between Lubbock, Amarillo and Wichita Falls . It’s called the panhandle!!!! It’s advertised as 292,000 acres , the King ranch is 825,000 in south Texas ! There’s no way a 500,000 acre ranch like the Yellowstone could survive with 10 ranch hands and raising only 500 head of cattle . The 4 sixes run 7,500 to 10,000 head at a time plus some million$ stud horses , which makes most of their money . Oh , forgot it’s only tv ! Sorry !
Yep and Yep
The fictional Yellowstone Dutton Ranch is quoted in the series as being about the size of Rhode Island,..which is about 776,900 acres.
That kinda ruins the airport plot for me, lol. They offered 10k per acre for it and they could have made 500 million dollars selling 50k acres when they have 776k total?
Absolutely sell that shit.
Beautiful and amazing
Either one would be great but I do love the mountains
During one episode; one of the villains made an offer of $500 million and one actor said that came to $4000 per acre. So yes; they said exactly how much land it was. 125,000 acres. BTW: that’s not even close to being the biggest ranch in the USA 🇺🇸 .
King Ranch (in Texas) is currently about 825,000 acres (once it was over 1.25 million acres) consisting of four tracts. It is stated that as of Feb 2022; as being the biggest single ranch in the USA. At one time the King family owned ranches in several other countries as well; amounting to several million acres.
Ted Turner who created CNN: owns over 2.2 million acres of land across the United states (not one ranch but MANY ranches). He was the largest private land owner in the USA 🇺🇸 until being surpassed in 2007 by another billionaire. Again a bunch of ranches all over the country.
I don't think 125k acres was for the whole yellowstone ranch though it was just for the airport .
thats for just the airport land
How does Bill Gates measure up? I hear ranch and farmland is his next “Monsanto,”
You gota roll the king and Kennedy in to one it was the same business partners owned both of em.. kit to mention they stole farms and killed for that land
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I’d love to visit the Costner’s Dumb Bear ranch. Looks beautiful.
It’s not Dumb Bear. It’s Dunbar.
You do not call the Texas ranch 6666 you say The Four Sixes
2500 acres is small. My horses are on Tejon ranch, the largest ranch in California. Its 270 thousand acres and is traded on the NASDAC.
I'm not surprised!
Watched half of first episode, headed for the bathroom to thow up, havent watched it since.
My favorite part of this video is all of the Field of Dreams clips.
Check out the XIT ranch, I think you'll find it to be a at the top oof the heap. In it's hayday it covered most all of the Texas panhandle.
Beautiful ranch
I love them all
More vedio like Yellowstone we miss that alot
wow nice ranch mr costner /i wish you could see my land in the mountains you can see forever my friend take care /i would love to visit your ranch and work on it help while there on visit awesome
The ranch is called the four sixes ranch.
At it's peak, the King ranch was over 15 million acres.
i flipping wish i had a huge pice of land
The King Ranch in South Texas is 825,000 acres. It's a little larger than the State of Rhode Island, that comparison is frequently made, and doubtless why that line was in the script.
Disappointed 1883 is not shown on regular Paramount. Just Paramount-Plus.
Yellowstone is filmed in Utah. Or at least it says that at the end of every show in the credits
three year there 2 seasons in montana
kevin was living in a ranch way before this series!! He was in some documentary talking about ranch life back then!
they are both very unique ranches.
Looks Colorado to me! Nice pad and spread
when they offered to buy the land in I think it was Season 4 it was a $500mil offer and while I forget the exact number I believe it was $5k per acer but that's only 100K acers...conflicting with what Jamie said in Season 1.
It makes me sad Kevin spends so little time at the Dunbar.
My sister was a classmate of his and didn’t realize they were the same person until her reunion. Hahaha!!!
What do you mean Yellowstone "WAS" one of the biggest shows? You mean Yellowstone IS one of the biggest shows, it's not over yet...
I like the cabins more than I like the main house I like the Yellowstone house a lot better and I love Kevin Costner
Funny they didn’t mention king ranch 825,000 acres in Texas
They most certainly did say how big the Dutton ranch supposedly was.
Over 700,000 thousand acres.
Three times they mention the Yellowstone at 500,000 acres , in reality the King Joseph ranch is only 2,500 acres ! Still beats hell out of my 1 acre lol
The Dutton ranch is 50,000 acres. John is offered 500 million dollars or 10,000/acre by the market equities group in one of the episodes.
That’s just the “upper pasture” where they want to build the airport. He wouldn’t sell so the land was condemned and they used the law of imminent domain to seize it. Jamie approved it.
The ranch is near Montana?
Dunbar ranch has to be well north of 100 million since it is right outside of Aspen on the way up Independence Pass. That is pricey, but there are certainly more expensive.
Costner’s ‘Dunbar Ranch’….wonder if that was the original name or he renamed it, since his character’s last name in Dances with Wolves was name Sargent Dunbar. Many West Texan ranchers don’t compare their ranch size by acres, they use square miles for the size.
Gorgeous Costner digs. For $36,000/nite, Costner better put in a personal visit to welcome the well heeled.
Near Montana? It is on the south edge of Darby, Mt..
1883, the prequel to Yellowstone is the best series ever.
NOT located NEAR Montana. It’s in Montana, near Missoula
Costner has had a “ranch” of his own in Montana for decades…
You can catch him and his band at Chico hot springs if your lucky
I really like the Look of the dutton Ranch in the show. But is it only me thinking that the buildings of the ranch are way to small for the size of the ranch?
Kevin Costner has stayed true to his personal ranch and his beliefs. I respect this man he's very nice in person and believes in God and living the natural way.
I loved the comment Costner made they want people to come and live in Montana not just buy vacation property. Like Ted Turner and a big rap singer
In season 3 I believe that resort management company offered 10,000 an acre, then she said which would be 500,000,000 million dollars. Which would mean the ranch is only 50,000 acres.
That's just the chunk of it they wanted for that airport and resort. It's explained further in seasons 4 and 5 as the ranch is still operational despite that land being grabbed.
But when you listen to the story, John Dutton isn't as rich as Costner.
I was advised to watch this from day 1. I only started about a month ago. I'm SO glad I started. Even more glad I waited. As I binge watched all seasons up to date in about 2 weeks
The Dutton ranch is Near Montana? It’s In Montana …
I listened to this several times and the narrator says Chief Joseph escorted people across his ranch. He didn't own a ranch!
Love the show of both of them
All the ranches are beautiful. I'm just guessing but my guess is that Kevin Costner's is the most luxurious & modern of them all. Especially if it's renting for $3,600. a night. Only people with plenty of money, can afford to stay in a place that expensive.
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Hahahahahha I live in aspen next to his ranch. He has owned it way longer then Yellowstone was a show. Nice vid tho
Chief Joseph is an Oregon chief , of the nez Pearce Indians... they lived in the wallowa Mtns in northeastern oregon, that is nowhere near the chief Joseph ranch ... he never lived there it was named after him by the owner. The nez Pearce Indians qere chased out of the wallowa valley up into Canada by the Calvary in the 1800s .
I doubt that. It is in size supposed to be close to the biggest ranch in America which 3 or 4 years ago sold for 750 million dollars