Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Buys Stunning 179-Acre Wyoming Ranch For $4.95 Million

Sticking around Yellowstone National Park, eh? It's no secret that Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan is one of the busiest men in Hollywood (perhaps to a fault), but lucky for him... he doesn't actually spend much time in Hollywood. The brain behind the popular Paramount Network series Yellowstone, all of its spinoffs, and other shows like Mayor Of Kingstown, Tulsa King, and more, Taylor Sheridan is a Texan and a real rancher, who has an ownership stake in a number of ranches, including the iconic 6666's Ranch in Texas, as well as his 600-acre Bosque Ranch which is also in Texas. Both have been used in filming so it's unclear if this ranch location will be used for filming as well. The production budgets for Sheridan shows are absolutely massive so you have to imagine filming on your own property would be a smart investment for Sheridan who is working on the modern day spinoff series The Madison, as well as a potential 6th Season of Yellowstone. Listed by Live Water Properties , the 179-acre sportsmen's paradise dubbed Papa's Creek Ranch sits 65 miles from the beautiful Jackson, Wyoming, and offers nearly 3 miles of private river and creek frontage, perfect for trout fishing, waterfowl hunting and more. Sheridan reported acquire the property for just under $5 million dollars. The description says: "For those in the angling community, the Salt River is no secret, it harbors excellent populations of both Cutthroat and Brown Trout. Papa’s Creek is lesser known, as for the last 30 years it has only been fished and hunted by ownership and their invited guests. The ranch controls the entire fishable reach of Papa’s Creek, including its confluence with the Salt River. Spring creeks in the west, and especially spring creeks in Star Valley, have always been a sought-after resource that rarely sees the open market. Papa’s Creek Ranch enjoys unfettered views with prominent views of the high peaks of Salt River Range to the east and the Webster Range to the West. The ranch is unencumbered by conservation easements or restrictions and benefits from expectational water rights. The setting and all the ingredients are in place to enjoy a true recreational paradise." Stunning. Based on the video, it doesn't seem like there are any structures on the land, or really any development at all, so it'll be interesting to see what Sheridan plans to do with it. Or who knows... maybe he just wants a nice quiet place to fish. Although, with nearly a dozen shows in the works, and the premiere of Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2 coming this November, I doubt he has the time. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9cDWnPxZ-4