11.) Jen Landon – Teeter

Jen Landon’s introduction as Teeter came in Season 3 of Yellowstone, and she has been a recurring character ever since.

Sporting a heavy country accent, Teeter told the other ranch hands that she was from Arkansas and after a bit of drama, she along with the other women were thrown out of the bunkhouse by John.

However, Teeter proved herself and how useful she is on multiple occasions, which eventually led to her being welcomed back in, even though she now possesses the Yellowstone brand.

At the end of Season 5, Part 1, Teeter found out that she would have to travel with Rip down to Texas with some of the cattle, ultimately resulting in her and Colby professing their love for one another.

12.) Ian Bohen – Ryan

Ryan is another ranch hand that can be seen a lot in Yellowstone. Like the other cowboys, he puts in a lot of good work for John on the ranch and is a huge help when they get in a sticky situation.

Ryan is also an official livestock agent which gives him another layer on his character arc. However, when fans got to see the character in Season 5, it was usually to flesh out his relationship with Abby, who is played by real-life country star Lainey Wilson.

He is also on his way to the land leased to John by the 6666 Ranch in Texas along with Rip and some of the other ranch hands.

13.) Lainey Wilson – Abby

Lainey Wilson only starred in four episodes of Season 5 of Yellowstone, but that doesn’t mean the character didn’t have a big impact on the story.

As previously mentioned, Abby and Ryan formed a bit of a relationship, and by Episode 7 of Season 5, the two were getting pretty serious.

However, after Ryan told her that he had to travel to Texas for the coming months, Abby reluctantly said goodbye to him and wished him the best of luck.

13.) Ryan Bingham – Walker

When Walker first joined the rest of the ranch hands at the Yellowstone, he caused quite a bit of problems. Even though the convicted felon was branded, he eventually butted heads with Rip for not pulling his weight, but the two ended up working through the disagreement.

At an earlier point in his life, Walker worked at the 6666 Ranch in Texas, and he is now on his way back there with Rip and some of the other ranch hands to watch over a large portion of the cattle.

14.) Jake Ream – Jake

Jake is yet another ranch hand that appears quite often in the show, and he, like many others, received the Yellowstone brand at the end of Season 3.

Also like some of the other cowboys, he can often be seen in the scenes that take place in the bunkhouse and is on his way to Texas with Rip at the end of Season 5, Part 1.

15.) Ethan Lee – Ethan

Ethan is also a ranch hand at the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch that was introduced in Season 1, but he didn’t really become a series regular until Season 3. He hasn’t had as big of a role as some of the other cowboys, but he has still made quite a few appearances since he was brought on.

Ethan is one of the ranch hands that is not heading down to Texas, so fans will be able to see him continue his work at the Yellowstone in Part 2 of Season 5.

16.) Wendy Moniz – Lynelle Perry

Before John Dutton won the election for Montana state governor, Wendy Moniz’s Lynelle Perry held that office.

Throughout the first few seasons, she and John were close friends and sometimes even hooked up periodically, but the two really became close in Season 5 after John was sworn in as governor.

In Part 1, Lynelle really tried to help John get adjusted to political life as best she could, and she will definitely be a powerful friend throughout the remainder of the episodes.

17.) Finn Little – Carter

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Finn Little made his first appearance as Carter in the Season 4 premiere of Yellowstone, and has shown up at least once in every episode since.

When fans first met him, Carter was at the hospital with his father who was dying from a drug overdose. He immediately formed a connection with Beth, who obviously had a soft spot for the teenager.

After his father died and Carter was arrested, he came to work at the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch and eventually moved into the lodge with Rip and Beth, basically assuming the role of their adoptive son.

18.) Piper Perabo – Summer Higgins

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Piper Perabo’s Summer Higgins was also introduced at the beginning of Season 4 where she was leading a protest as a part of an activist group called Free Earth.

Summer was eventually arrested for protesting the future airport that was being built in Montana, and as a result, John granted her clemency once he became governor.

However, she does have to serve the rest of her sentence at the Yellowstone while also acting as John’s environmental advisor.

Near the end of Season 5, Part 1, Summer and Beth’s heated relationship comes to a head when the two women get into a fight, which results in both parties ultimately forming some sort of respect for the other.

19.) John Emmet Tracy – Ellis Steele

Ellis Steele is a Market Equities representative and has been one of the lead antagonists of Yellowstone since Season 3.

In Season 5 he continued his mission of trying to help Market Equities get an airport built on John’s land.

20.) Jackie Weaver – Caroline Warner

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If any character in Yellowstone has been able to go head-to-head with Beth aside from Jamie, it’s most definitely Caroline Warner.

Caroline is the CEO of Market Equities, and it was really her idea and passion to rip the Duttons’ land from them in order to make Montana more of a tourist attraction.