- Happy Birthday, brother.
- Lord.
- Is he 70?
- 58, come on now.
- 58?
- I wouldn't fist fight Forrie right now.
I wouldn't.
People are like, oh, you know, he's got gray hair.
I can whoop his ass.
I'm gonna tell you what, don't try it.
I can tell you the only person on Yellowstone who
I would fist fight is season four Carter.
I would not fist fight season five Carter.
- Fished a radio collar outta the Yellowstone River.
Seen any wolves around lately?
- Is there a bigger liability now
that these wolves have been shot
on the now Governor's ranch?
And what are those repercussions?
- Yeah, first of all, it's a
it's a sort of a high crime to kill a wolf, really
unless you have a tag or permit
because the population's heavily regulated
but they're also nuisance.
You know, they, they, they kill livestock.
I mean, they do all kinds of bad things.
But the laws are very strict.
If it's done on the governor's land
it's him throwing it in the face of, of the law.
It's just, it's a betrayal of his office.
It's horrific.
If he allowed that to happen, that's what the, you know
his enemies are gonna make it look like.
- Find a way to ruin this family.
- What are the repercussions then if they find
out that not only did we shoot them on the ranch
but then we also got rid of them.
- This never happened.
- Who am I gonna tell?
- I mean,
- Is it all the same that point?
- No, you're compounding your crime.
You then become an accessory.
Just, you know, it just gets worse and worse.
- So, but, but Colby's good though, right?
- It's legal.
- I think Colby's definitely an accessory.
It turns into Wolfgate really quick.
You can just see the headlines.
- Absolutely.
- Like Wolfgate.
You know what I mean?
Especially the, the, the newfound scrutiny on all
of John Dutton's actions.
It used to be so much easier to sweep things under the rug.
- I'm willing to talk.
- Colby's gonna flip like that.
- I'll take you to the train station.
- How many people y'all dumped out there?
- And it becomes this like microcosm
for this question of conservation and environmentalism
and who are the real stewards of this land, right?
And this, this takes that
and brings it into direct conflict.
So all of a sudden there's this sort of, you know
Yellowstone National Park on the private land
of John Dutton, his private property, his cattle.
- And that's, but that's a, and like you said
microcosm of every single rancher and
and hunter and you know, conservative activist in the state.
It's the exact, this is how it starts.
Everybody is trying to preserve or conserve their values
and their sort of idea of what this land should be.
- My only plan was to preserve my family's way
of life in the land where they make it.
- I'm here to find a soft landing.
- We had a new strong woman, Sarah Atwood.
Dawn Olivieri. She was in 1883.
- So few people have tried to use love and charm
and affection to manipulate Jamie.
So it does seem like when Sarah comes in
and uses a different tactic to get close to him,
it's very effective.
- You're better than I expected.
- He never had a chance.
- I think that he wanted, he wants to buy into it.
He understands that this is a manipulation tactic
but I also think that in his own mind, maybe they'll go so
far down this road that she may actually feel something
for him as well.
And I think that's where the trap
is ultimately gonna be laid.
- Completely disagree.
He has no idea.
- Really.
- How busy are you tomorrow night?
- In that moment.
As soon as it's in front of you,
something switches off and it's like, oh man.
- Maybe there's a chance.
- I'm it.
And despite all the, the audience going, don't do this,
he thinks, I'm it.
- I feel like because of his political power
it seems unlikely that somebody just comes
and takes favor in you because of your dynamic personality.
- Who's that?
- That's Jamie Dutton.
Attorney General.
- If it was some dude saying, hey,
I've got this business opportunity, you're gonna love it.
It's too good to be true, but it is.
You'd be really skeptical.
When a man is seduced
by a woman in that regard, you just lose your mind.
- Seven?
- It's so fun to watch Dawn play such a different character.
In 1883 she plays Claire Dutton and she is just wrought
with tragedy from the very beginning of that show.
It's a completely different character
with Sarah who is in her element, in her power,
putting everybody else off balance.
It's a completely different character.
- Is this a test?
- It's an opportunity.
You missed it.
- Hey, why don't we go to a bar in Bozeman.
- So this episode, Beth gets a little froggy
and decides to take everybody to a bar.
Rip immediately recognizes this is a bad idea.
He says, cowboys don't go to bars.
- You take fake cowboys
and you put 'em with real cowboys
and there's gonna be fighting.
- Let's get to a game.
True or false?
Cowboys don't leave their hats on beds.
- No, no. Don't put it on the bed.
- True.
- True. Don't leave your hat on the bed.
- This is true, but it's also a superstition.
- I don't believe in that shit.
- Cowboys don't do brunch.
- You hungry?
- True.
- Feel like cowboys do, do brunch
cuz you usually eat breakfast like 4:00 AM
- Morning.
- And then when you come back in the afternoon
from whatever that first task was right around 11.
- Yeah, that's like kind of brunch o' clock.
- Technically you're right, you would be doing
the traditional sense of Sunday.
- But wouldn't they be in bed by like seven or eight.
So the timeframe would probably match.
- Brunch isn't math.
Brunch is a vibe.
- Exactly. It's a feel.
It's not about time or food.
You can have brunch on a Wednesday night if you want.
- Yeah.
- Cowboys don't fight on the Yellowstone Ranch.
I think we've all broken that rule a time or two.
- You wanna fight somebody, you fight me.
Guess you forgot that rule, Ryan.
- Yeah. We've also all seen the consequences
of breaking that rule.
So at this point, you know.
- I think it's a little bit more lackadaisical
than it used to be.
- Yeah.
- Mm.
- 'Cause I remember we took Luke Peckinpah
to the train station instantly for kicking your ass.
Now it did like
- I dunno if he kicked my ass.
- That seems to me like a fair fight.
- Cowboys do not wait 15 minutes after eating
to go riding, obviously to aid in digestion.
- Jimmy? You ready?
- No, I think cowboys would
- I don't think cowboys care about that.
- No, you get back on the horse,
- They eat like a pack and a half of beef jerky.
Beef jerky is not that great for you.
- We had the privilege of being a part
of the biggest fight since the Biker Brawl.
- We find out that the, the fight is going to be at a bar
in Missoula.
So we drive up the day before and I went to the bar
before the crew got it cuz I wanted to see it.
It's amazing when you see it on the show.
It's just like that.
- That, what we had probably had twenty stunt men
and women that came in.
For us, we don't have any stunt doubles.
So like everything that we do we're doing.
- There were a hundred and some people
I'd say a hundred people inside the bar.
And it was
- At minimum yeah.
- Bordering on a Road House style fight.
- Right.
- And what's different is it was like a, a melee.
Like a spartan battle and you had to dodge stuff.
- Yeah.
Like I remember I took like a, a pool stick and cracked it
over somebody.
So they brought me some, you know, pool sticks to
be able to do.
And it took like probably five takes
cuz I would swing it back too far
and then it would break before.
- So to add, before the fight.
Lainey's playing.
So Abby's playing a song.
So we've got her whole band playing a number,
which is great.
- We're gonna take a little bit of a break.
- So, I mean this is a huge sequence.
- Yeah the energy of that is so exciting.
Like this massive pumping energy.
- You were part of a bar fight, you know?
What was that
- The bull
- Yeah. Season two we all had our bar fight.
- Yes. That was an ass kicker.
- I think in that one we got pool sticks broken on us.
- That's why you don't go to the bar without me.
- We were waiting for you to kick the saloon doors in and
- Spur ching, ching.
- We figured you were coming up.
What would've Jimmy
What do you think you would've done?
- Hidden. Would've hidden.
- You would've been under the pool table.
- Yeah. Yeah.
Jimmy not super useful in a fight as we've learned.
- We're with the Yellowstone.
No one's gonna mess with us.