Best of The Duttons vs. Trespassers | Yellowstone

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AI GeneratedThe transcript depicts a series of tense confrontations between the owners of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch and various outsiders. The narrative centers on themes of land ownership, trespassing, and the aggressive protection of private property in Montana, contrasting the rugged local mentality with city dwellers and tourists.
Oh, my God.
****.
Usually, it eats over 40 jin, and then during winter sleep, sleep...
when it sleeps, it just keeps sleeping, uh, urinating, defecating, giving
birth, doing everything while sleeping, so I think it's convenient, right?
You out of your mind?
Get back.
Get back.
All right?
Get back before that thing eats somebody.
It seems friendly.
Well, it's not.
Now get back.
We won't get any closer.
That fence, that's mine.
That ******* fence down there, that's mine, too.
Everything this side of that mountain,
all the way over to here, mine, too.
You're trespassing.
You're trespassing.
Sorry everyone,
this gentleman says that wire fence is his, so
we are currently trespassing—
Trespassing? Is
all of this his
? I don't believe it!
Do you believe it?
They don't believe you.
What?
Even if this is his, so what
huh? One person owning this much land
, can we all share it?
Is it great?
what's he saying says that it's wrong
for one man to own all this he says he
should share
with all the people
yeah America we don't
share land here
side looks good
that's not to feel
good turn
the cattle back
out should have
clovered up this last rain I think we ought
to wait until July running out of
hay keeping cattle all summer, no way to make a living
---- we'll just do it like
the old days grab truck wagon bring it out here and
and babysit them all summer long.
That's not the worst idea.
What the ****?
Okay.
You all lost?
Uh, it's a possibility.
Uh, is this part of the Paradise Valley Sporting Club?
Wrong side of that fence.
Ah, I told you.
You all staying at the sporting club?
Uh, they own it.
Who are they?
Providence Hospitality Management.
I'm Ellis Steele.
My firm is representing Market Equities.
We don't know what that is.
Well, they manage resort properties.
We watch out for their interests.
Is this your land?
Incredible. I didn't catch your name.
That's because I didn't offer it.
Fair enough. We'll get out of your way.
You know, I can understand you being wary.
A bunch of city folks wandering in your field.
I apologize.
Why don't you come by the resort and have dinner? On us.
After all, you're going to be neighbors.
It's best if you all get along.
Listen, don't tell Dad, okay?
I gotta go. There's some assholes standing in our river.
The
women
in this
valley
have
gotten
a lot
more
fashionable.
See, Chippendales changed their policy on capped teeth.
What's that?
Insult.
Only an insult if I understand it.
Yeah, that's not true.
But that's a conversation for another time that we'll never have.
The sides of the river are private property.
I know. That's why I can't get out.
How did you get in?
My family owns the place upriver.
Cross Creek Ranch, you know it?
I was blessed with stamina.
When I played golf, I'd do 36 holes a day.
I like this much better.
It's like golf, but with fish.
Do you have any interest in dinner?
No.
I meant in general.
Yes, ma'am.
I'll stay off your ******* land, I promise.
Thanks for the talk.
You're the most interesting thing that's happened to me today.
I'm with
that,
wasn't you?
How you doing back there, baby?
Fine, thanks.
Okay.
See, you ought to be up here on mama's lap, but that's all right.
That's okay.
Y'all think I'm joking.
Fortunately, we don't.
What
in
the
fight?
What do these rednecks want?
Listen, you can't be here.
It's private property.
This is a national park.
That's national park.
This is the Dutton Ranch.
Sign says Yellowstone.
It's got a big ******* Y on it.
The Y is for the Yellowstone Ranch.
You said Dutton Ranch.
It's the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch. Listen,
I need you to move across the road
or I'm gonna have to cite you for trespassing.
That badge says
livestock agent.
That's right.
It's fuckin' Cal Police!
Look at this pink-haired hick mad-doggin' me.
You got a problem, bitch?
Called you a *******
It'll be the
last
*******
thing
you
ever do
better
yet
after
it done
Which one of these assholes is the boss of you?
Which one of these motherfuckers
the big guy with the beard, give
you one last chance, you leave now
Oh, you'll never leave.
I'll bury you where you ******* stand. Get the **** out of here.
You heard it. Let's go, get out of here
Let's go **** out of here.
Oh, you cover my back good.
Oh, we all right. Yeah, I broke my hand
That's a far cry from your heart.
Ryan, all I did was ask him to leave.
How about you, Teeter? You okay?
Bunch of assholes taking the scenic route to Sturgis.
Yeah.
You know, when they come back for them bikes,
they're gonna **** this field up something fierce.
Probably so.
Let's go fix the fence. Come on.
Let
me
guess.
This
is
your
field.
You gonna burn it?
It's your plan.
Might burn you with it.
Why would you do that?
I'm not bothering anyone.
Just having some fun.
This field's mine.
Fence is mine.
You damaged both.
Then you came back to damage it more.
If I did this to your home,
what would you do?
Kill you.
I said if you didn't leave, we'd bury you here.
And you didn't leave.
Keep our word in this valley.
We'll leave.
No, it's too late for that.
I said we'll leave.
The sun's starting
to heat up
the skies.
That's
enough.
Nobody said get out.
Which point in that?
Children.
So do I.
From what I've seen, yours will be better off without you.
Leave
these holes,
just like
this, right
here in
the middle
of my field.
And if you ever come back again, I'm gonna fill them.
You understand?
He's not an answer.
Repeat what I say.
I'm going back to California.
I'm going back to California.
Montana doesn't want you.
Montana doesn't want me.
I'm never coming back.
I don't
think
we'll
be seeing
them
again.
Want us to fill these holes?
Report here.
Yeah, I know.
What do you want to do about it?
I'm not sure yet.
Fill the holes.
No?
The boys take down my tent at camp.
I'm back to the lodge.
You sure you want me to do that?
I might want to go up there some.
I'm sure.
My summer's over.
