Spot all the North Texas filming locations in 'Dutton Ranch' season 1

Season 1 of the “Yellowstone” spinoff “Dutton Ranch” wrapped July 3 on Paramount+, and the production shot scenes across North Texas. Here’s a roundup of “Dutton Ranch” filming locations featured throughout the nine-episode run.

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Here are key takeaways:

• Premiere: The opener featured the Boyd Feed Store, a Tommy’s gas station in Mineral Wells, Fort Worth’s E.M. Daggett Middle School standing in as Rio Paloma High and Reunion Grounds in Granbury as the rodeo.
• Cleburne hub: Spots from the city of Cleburne stood in repeatedly, including the Western Inn as a Montana motel, the Johnson County Livestock Exchange, the Johnson County Jail and downtown murals near The Garden of Eating Bistro.
• Weatherford spots: Hamilton Meats served as the butcher shop, Tavern on the Lake hosted Carter and Oreana’s meetup and Saunders Ranch on Old Dennis Road plays the Dutton Ranch itself.
• Dallas scenes: Hotel Swexan and its Stillwell’s steakhouse appeared in Episode 4, followed by KPMG Plaza standing in for Chicago and Wild Bill’s Western Store in Episode 6.
• Fort Worth appearances: Walloon’s on West Magnolia doubled as a Chicago restaurant, Billy Bob’s Texas appeared in a 1981 flashback and the Fort Worth Police Department’s West Division station played the Rio Paloma Sheriff’s Office.
• Other locales: Rio Vista’s Roughnecks bar became Split Heart Bar, Grandview’s Watts Chapel hosted the funeral and the Casa Del Rey Chapel in Nemo appeared in the finale.

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