Inside the 6666 Ranch, as seen on TV series 'Yellowstone'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Although the 6666 Ranch existed long before "Yellowstone" became a hit, more fans have been drawn to the area since the show.
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I drove here earlier this year. On my way from Austin to Amarillo (I took a long way just to explore and ended up coming across it). Let me tell you, you gotta go way out of your way to get here. Besides that general store right there you won't find any services for miles and miles. After that ranch is another ranch, then another. Great area to go to if you want to see the ranchers way of life.
Must have been something great to see.
Pass it everytime I headed to Tech from Dallas!
We pray that hollywood don't destroy texas like California
California has not been destroyed by Hollywood We have tourist for SF, the Golden Gate Bridge and our forests and mountains The homeless and addicts ruined us Hollywood is pretty much contained in Hollywood That being said I hate it here and am moving when I retire
What worries me about everyone watching a television show then suddenly wanting to “own a horse” is that owning a horse is much more responsibility and work than owning a dog or other small animal. it requires A LOT of money - even if you get a horse for a low price. The cost of upkeep, vetting, farrier, feed, board, tack, regular dental, worming, etc doesn’t even include training and lessons that most inexperienced green riders will require once they get a horse and that horse figures out they don’t know what they’re doing. And believe me when I say that horse will figure it out really fast and walk all over that green rider. Most green riders will give up and sell a horse in less than a year (if they don’t break their neck).
My first horse was a Poco Tivio daughter that was definitely bred and raised around the cattle there. Awesome little bay mare that you couldn’t turn out with any cattle or she’d run them dead all by herself. Got me into more trouble than any other horse I ever rode.
I went to high school with Kasey from Yellowstone.He's from Dayton Ohio his dad was a pastor at the church on burkhardt..
Wow! 300,000 acres is a lot of land. That would be a beautiful place to work.
Doc approached me while doing some special pest control work for Frank Marrels Ranch in per cell,ok and ask me to come and do the same for them at the 6666 ranch in 1995 we did for 11 years Doctor Glenn was a great man. We became friends. He always put us up at the Pitch fork ranch for the night. 30 miles down the road.
God bless all the cowboys out there. They’re the backbone of this country along with our armed forces. But an outsider trying to get into that field would have to be delusional. That job doesn’t pay nearly enough to invest your entire life into. You need to be born into it to love it and have a passion beyond money that keeps you motivated everyday.
I've been right by this place. Like many other places I have seen from a distance. It's hard for a person to get a tractor, trailer in.. Would like to take one of the tours around the ranch. Beautiful place.
Back in 1980 me and my younger brother,,,went out to Borger Texas,,,we are from Mississippi, I was only 19, my bro 16. I went to work in oil feilds, he got a job at Clyde & Scotty's full service Gulf gas station,,we lived at Mrs Day's apts and ate mostly at the Round the Clock hotel resturaunt,,,hung out at Hitchin Rail, Hole in the Wall, and Rock Bottom's,,after bout a year or so,,I somehow began workin on the 6666's painting everything on the entire ranch, got my bro hired too. It took over 2 years and thry told us to just start doin it again, we ate many a good steak lunches at the big msin house, fished the ponds,,killed coyotes,,and chaced antelope for fun, ,Doc was around and Cecil was the hed cowboy, they all were some of the best folks you vould ever meet. We moved back home to Mississippi in 1984, Ive never been back to the Texas panhandle but I always planned to for a visit, Im 62 ys old now and think of my cherrished memories of my time there as a young man, and all the great times and great freinds we made.,God bless Texas,,the 6666's and Borger,,,Old Boogertown,,❤
I am from Borger. I love it here. I really believe they need to make a western called Boogertown about this history of how this town came to be with all the outlaws and cowboys that were here at its start.
My Wife & I visited the 4 6's this summer and man was it Impressive !!!! 👍👍👍 If you are ever in Guthrie Texas stop by the 4 6's, it is a must see... 😀
Sad to see it was sold, they sure made a lot of good cowboys and horses
I used to work at sons river ranch which is down the road from here, I never knew what this place was
Everybody is bedazzled about the farm, cowboy, ranch life….. it has glamorized it.
But dam people these days sure ain’t about that life, they would quit before supper time.
Most people are smart enough to not destroy their bodies working on a ranch.
@@Mike_hocksbig69 some pull more than their weight while on this earth, some would perish if they didn’t
Rest in peace Doc.
My granddad and dad grew up on the 6s and triangles ranches and the piper tank is named after my great granddad Jon piper who died repairing it so the ranch put the boys to work
Ol doc has been the face of 6666’s for as long as I been alive❤
So it’s to my knowledge that Taylor Sheridan who’s the writer for Yellowstone also the guy who takes jimmy to 6666 is the owner of this ranch!
The show brought fake as cowboys and people who just think life is like the show and people who just want to live out a fantasy without the hardship
Godspeed DOC, amen.
You couldn’t find another name for the ranch ??
The Yellowstone Ranch isn't fictional. The show is fictional but there was a Yellowstone Ranch
Chief Joseph ranch is the Yellowstone
@@Barbariandisks Yes Sir
I about died seeing them on Yellowstone I have known about them for over 30 years They are the who’s who of the ranching world They has have the some of the top barrel racing and cutting horse stallions 🥰🥰🥰
I knew Aussies would visit 🤣 The most travelled people for sure
❤Love this, awesome place.
Ahhh.......the horse that was in the show, needs to get his proper credits please. He starred in an Adult Equestrian Pornography Movie. Update his IMBD stat. 😉😂
Omg😆
Yellowstone is a real ranch called Chief Joseph ranch
I've known about the 6666 ranch since I was in high school back in 93'
The reports on this story missed or got wrong so much information on this it’s appalling. Just delete the video.
I hope the show is good as Yellowstone is
God save that ranch from the worthless Hollywood... never seen an episode or clip more than 3 minutes long and they all need taken to the train station and sent back to Hollywood........
6Devils ranch, interesting name for a piece of land
666
Grow the F up, child!
That was interesting--Thanks!
Taylor Sheridan the writer and producer of Yellowstone owns the 6666
He’s part of a group.
Lol one single person could never own that entire ranch and brand. It’s more than just the land. It’s a premier breeding and cattle ranch. Those bloodlines are priceless.
Where’s Jimmy?
Roy Rogers made a movie at the Four 6's called Macintosh and T.J. Of course, you'd have to old to remember it.
Barry Corbin looked like an older man 30 years ago when he was doing Northern Exposure but he was only 50 when it started.