
Taylor Sheridan’s $330 Million Ranch Buy Keeps Him at Work
Taylor Sheridan says buying the $330 million Four Sixes Ranch kept him from retiring after Yellowstone, leading to an overall deal with Paramount.
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Taylor Sheridan says buying the $330 million Four Sixes Ranch kept him from retiring after Yellowstone, leading to an overall deal with Paramount.

Taylor Sheridan says his $330 million purchase of the Four Sixes Ranch in Weatherford, Texas, derailed retirement plans and pushed him to sign an exclusive overall deal with Paramount; the deal followed the ranch sale’s 2022 closing by his investor group, and since then he has launched shows including Mayor of Kingstown, 1883, 1923, Lioness, Tulsa King, Landman, and The Madison.

Taylor Sheridan’s $330 million purchase of the Four Sixes Ranch in Weatherford, Texas reportedly pushed him to sign an exclusive overall deal with Paramount, ending retirement plans he’d considered after Yellowstone. He explained that keeping the ranch’s vision intact—ensuring the GM stayed on and his son could run it—was a key factor, and Paramount had been pursuing an overall deal for years. Since the deal, Sheridan has launched hits like Mayor of Kingstown, 1883, 1923, Lioness, Landman, Tulsa King and The Madison, while the Four Sixes property—used as a Yellowstone backdrop—remained central to his Texas empire.

Taylor Sheridan has revealed that the planned 6666 spin-off for Yellowstone has been cancelled, saying he would never fictionalize the active Four Sixes Ranch in Texas. Paramount had announced the project previously, but Sheridan insists there will be no 6666 series. The Yellowstone universe remains active with other spin-offs and installments like Marshals and Dutton Ranch, the latter of which was renewed for a second season; Ed Harris later expressed that he felt misled during the process.