Ellis is sure John Dutton can’t beat it twice since the first attempt was simply a land grab while this is progress.īeth’s still sitting outside Rip’s place while working on her laptop when she receives a call from her mole inside Governor Perry’s office. Instead, they’d like to build the airport smack dab in the middle of the Yellowstone Ranch.Įllis wants Governor Perry to invoke eminent domain and she reveals that’s been unsuccessfully attempted before. His planned developments will likely bring in three to six billion in tax revenue.Īlthough he initially planned to repurpose the golf courses at the Sporting Club into land for the airport, he’s been told by the FAA that land is too narrow. However, Ellis believes the area is ripe for growth and not only could but should expand in order to keep the community alive and profitable. Governor Perry doesn’t like comparisons of this area to Jackson Hole when Ellis offers up the comparison, believing Jackson Hole’s actually not a good example of responsible development. The first of three phases of building on 12,000 acres could be complete in just 18 months. Governor Perry asks if the Forest Service has agreed to lease the land for the resort, and he confirms they’ve signed on. All told, he wants $400 million in land and a tax subsidy of $500 million over 10 years.Įllis believes once the ski resorts are operational, the airport could handle two million guests each year. He explains the airlines will be responsible for building their terminals, with his company building the infrastructure. Ellis wants the state to give them the land to build the airport on, but the state will retain ownership. Stewart to stay on a while until she can figure out her options.Īfter that brief discussion, they’re joined by Ellis Steele (John Emmet Tracy) and his associates to discuss his airport plans. (She was just elected to take over Stewart’s spot because he’s retiring.) Because Reid will be taking off for Washington, Governor Perry needs to appoint someone in her place. He’s incredulous, given the fact she’s only 30. Meanwhile, Governor Perry (Wendy Moniz-Grillo) breaks the news to State Attorney General Stewart (Timothy Carhart) that the president has appointed Cassidy Reid to Deputy Attorney General of the United States. He delivers a sweet kiss on her forehead as he heads off to work. He disagrees, reminding her that one hundred years ago people thought barbed wire would spell the end of the frontier. Rip ( Cole Hauser) joins her and she’s sad that in a few generations this ranch won’t exist anymore. Tate asks the key question: Why be a rancher if it’s so hard? “Because it’s one hell of a life, Tate,” replies John.īeth ( Kelly Reilly), looking very relaxed and satisfied, sips her coffee as she sits outside Rip’s house in the early morning hours. It’s a lengthy list and Tate pays attention as John lays it all out. John admits ranching’s a “terrible business,” and then explains all the cons of being a cattle rancher.
He suggests they take a walk so off they go, all the while discussing what it’s like to be a rancher. Kayce ( Luke Grimes) entices her back into the tent since Tate’s in good hands.Īfter briefly checking on the cattle, John lets Tate choose what to do next. Monica (Kelsey Asbille) is next up and spots John and Tate relieving themselves in the field. John reveals the way to help is for them to “mark” the territory. He and Tate quietly walk closer to the action, but not close enough to scare the baby into making itself known.
John’s feeling a little sentimental and wants to make sure the baby survives by helping out mama elk. John ( Kevin Costner) explains baby elk don’t give off a scent, and the wolf won’t find it as long as the baby doesn’t make a run for it. They listen as the mama draws the wolf’s attention. They kneel behind the bushes and John tells Tate to listen to an elk who’s busy leading a wolf away from her baby. He joins his grandpa who shushes him while beckoning him over. Most of the wranglers are still sleeping when Tate (Brecken Merrill) leaves his tent as Paramount Network’s Yellowstone season three episode three kicks off. Brecken Merrill and Kevin Costner in ‘Yellowstone’ season 3 episode 3 (Photo Credit: Paramount Network)
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