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Dutton Ranch follows Rip Wheeler and Beth Dutton as they gamble on a fresh start in South Texas, only to find that the brutality they left behind at Yellowstone has a counterpart in every landscape. A rival ranch willing to do whatever it takes stands between them and the life they're trying to build. It signals a taste for stories rooted in loyalty under pressure, contested land, and characters defined by what they'll sacrifice to protect what they love.
About Dutton Ranch
Dutton Ranch is an American television series created by Chad Feehan. The series serves as both a spin-off and sequel to Yellowstone (2018–2024) and is the fifth television series in the Yellowstone franchise. It stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser reprising their roles from Yellowstone.
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Films like Dutton Ranch
Film
A Summer Romance
A developer arrives to buy a Montana family ranch — and slowly wins both the land and the owner's heart.
Film
Tokyo Cowboy
A Tokyo businessman tries to turn a Montana cattle ranch into a profitable asset with no idea what he's in for.
Film
Hope Ranch
A family ranch facing foreclosure, with grief and a rebellious daughter complicating the fight to keep it.
Film
Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1
1859 settlers push into Western territory, where the promise of a new life meets violence and hard choices.
Film
Romance on the Ranch
A woman heading West to rebuild her life finds unexpected connection when circumstances strand her on a ranch.
Film
J.L. Family Ranch
A Texas rancher fights a powerful old enemy who threatens to strip away the family land through legal maneuvering.
Books to read after Dutton Ranch
Book
The Cattleman's English Rose
An outsider arrives at a remote cattle station on an urgent search, pulled into the world of a ranching family.
Book
Second chance in Dry Creek
A woman rebuilding her life on a Montana family ranch, carrying old wounds alongside the work of starting over.
Book
His holiday bride
A city lawman arrives in a small Wyoming ranching town and disrupts the careful world a rancher has built.
Book
The inherited twins
A woman determined to hold onto a Texas family ranch while raising orphaned children she's made her own.
Book
This Montana home
A man comes to a Montana ranch to recover from burnout and divorce, finding the land demands more than he expected.
Book
The ranch solution
A widower swaps a Seattle boardroom for a Montana ranch, discovering the place is harder and stranger than he imagined.
More series like Dutton Ranch
Series
Yellowstone
The Dutton family's war to hold the largest ranch in America against developers, rivals, and the government.
Series
1923
A Dutton generation facing drought, economic collapse, and the relentless pressure to keep their Montana land intact.
Series
1883
The Dutton family's westward journey — a hard look at the cost of seeking a better future through untamed land.
Series
Marshals
Kayce Dutton trades the ranch for a lawman role, still balancing family duty against high-stakes danger in Montana.
Series
Territory
Rival factions tear apart a vast cattle station when no clear heir exists — a brutal generational struggle over land.
Series
The Ranch
A man returns to his family ranch and tries to figure out where he fits while keeping the operation from falling apart.
Frequently asked
What should I watch after Dutton Ranch?
Start with Yellowstone, the original series that introduced Rip and Beth Dutton, then work through the prequels 1883 and 1923 — each shows a different generation of the same family fighting to hold their land.
Are there any shows like Dutton Ranch for fans of ranch rivalry drama?
Territory follows a fierce power struggle over the world's largest cattle station when it's left without a clear heir — it delivers the same generational conflict and high-stakes land battles that define Dutton Ranch.
Are there books like Dutton Ranch for when I finish the show?
The Inherited Twins and Second Chance in Dry Creek both center on fighting to keep a beloved family ranch alive — quieter in tone than the show but packed with the same stubborn determination to hold onto the land.