A New Era Begins in the Lone Star State

Yellowstone may be wrapping up its Montana chapter, but the story is far from over. Fans, hold onto your hats — the next ride is taking us deep into the heart of Texas with the upcoming spinoff, Yellowstone: 6666.

This new series shifts the focus away from the Duttons and onto the legendary Four Sixes Ranch, where cowboy culture runs deep and every day is a test of grit, loyalty, and legacy.

From Ranch Hand to Lead Man

Fans will recognize the Four Sixes as the place where Jimmy Hurdstrom finally came into his own. Once the underdog of the Dutton crew, Jimmy found purpose — and toughness — at the Texas ranch in Season 4 of Yellowstone. Now, 6666 will expand his journey and explore the world he now calls home.

But Jimmy is just one part of the story. The series will introduce a new cast of cowboys and ranch hands, each living by an unspoken code of honor forged through dirt, sweat, and tradition.

Bigger, Bolder, and Rooted in History

What makes 6666 different? It’s all about the scale and authenticity. The Four Sixes Ranch isn’t just a backdrop — it’s a real, historic operation in Texas. That legacy will fuel the drama, showcasing how old-school cowboy values collide with modern ranching technology.

Expect sweeping landscapes, cattle drives, dust storms, and the raw intensity of life on a working ranch. This isn’t just romanticized cowboy life — it’s the real deal.

What We Know So Far

Paramount+ has kept most of the plot under wraps, but we know 6666 will spotlight the inner workings of the ranch and its people. It’s not just a job — it’s a way of life passed down through generations. And for some, it’s all they’ve ever known.

With Taylor Sheridan behind the wheel, fans can expect the same sharp storytelling and cinematic intensity that made Yellowstone a hit.

The Legacy Lives On

As Yellowstone approaches its final chapter, 6666 is poised to carry the torch into bold new territory. For those who crave high-stakes Western drama, this new spinoff looks ready to deliver — with grit, heart, and plenty of dust on its boots.