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I hope to god they replace Oreana with someone that doesnt talk by clinching her teeth. She ruins every scene she is in for me. Same as her dad, but I guess we dont have to worry about that anymore.

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I also cringe whenever she is speaking, definitely a butterface.

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She looks like a Lego person.

Monica suuuuuuucked

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chiken said:

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I hope to god they replace Oreana with someone that doesnt talk by clinching her teeth. She ruins every scene she is in for me. Same as her dad, but I guess we dont have to worry about that anymore.

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She's the new Monica, who ruined every scene she was in.

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Monica from Friends? What was bad about her? She was great in scenes when the studio AC was set on cold blast.

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S2 EP1- Oreana avenges her father and saves Carter. Girl boss baby!!!!

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Edit: I don't black out with spoiler alerts as I assume anyone reading this has seen it. If not, stop reading here!

I'm getting older and/or Oreana looks better in every episode. How many daisy dukes did she put in her bag? At least six or seven! lol

Positives/negatives:

1. love that Mr. Barbacoa (cow cheek bone Rob-Will) not only got the biggest ass whipping by Rip but in front of everyone!
2. glad Mr. Barbacoa is dead
3. the cartel have better hit squads than that - it was an amateur effort. No way Rip et al. survive a true cartel hit
4. Don't just hold the cattle prod - USE IT!! Someone like that comes to kill my family and he screams for hours before the first question.

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That was an epic ass whipping.

Did they ever say what happened to the guy hanging in the meat locker or the Sicario Rip captured?

Or the small ice chest with the meat in it! Cant remember what it said!

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The thing that frustrates me to no end is that Beth could have easily JUST SENT CARTER A TEXT MESSAGE about what was going on and Carter would have come home.

"Hey Carter...911...There is some bad **** going down and your life may be in danger...get home now. Beth."

And Rip has Carter's number too. "Hey Dip-***** 911. Get your ass home now! Life or Death"

///Stupid.

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100% agreed. My wife and I were saying the exact same thing.

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Did they ever say what happened to the guy hanging in the meat locker or the Sicario Rip captured?

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I don't think so...thought they were headed towards a prisoner swap scenario but then it seemed like the plan pointed elsewhere at the end.

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bonfarr said:

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Did they ever say what happened to the guy hanging in the meat locker or the Sicario Rip captured?

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I don't think so...thought they were headed towards a prisoner swap scenario but then it seemed like the plan pointed elsewhere at the end.

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It's just not easy to dispose of a sicario these days. It isn't as if you can just put him in the recycle bin so I guess we are to assume they finished him off and dumped him in the mine. The guy hanging in the meat locker would be a real issue because you have the receptionist there that knows Beth and Rip did it. Did he die of hypothermia?

Zachariah is an Aggie '97 from San Angelo. Figure he loaned out his ring to Quino for the scene in the pickup truck while he is thinking about having to kill Rob Will. Not something you get from the prop department usually.

It did not show him shooting Rob Will in the forehead, though. Might be a surprise for Season 2.

Where did Oreana's come from?

Did not notice that she was wearing one

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They could keep her around for...other reasons (at least 2 of them).

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her rack doesnt make up for her awful speech.

Remember in Episode 8, when she was talking to ??? "Are you an Aggie too?"

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It did not show him shooting Rob Will in the forehead, though. Might be a surprise for Season 2.

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It could have been the sheriff, with the gun that Kino brought him earlier.

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The thing that frustrates me to no end is that Beth could have easily JUST SENT CARTER A TEXT MESSAGE about what was going on and Carter would have come home.

"Hey Carter...911...There is some bad **** going down and your life may be in danger...get home now. Beth."

And Rip has Carter's number too. "Hey Dip-***** 911. Get your ass home now! Life or Death"

///Stupid.

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This. Or, why didn't they say more than "hey call me" in the voicemails they left?

Or Beth did actually talk to him and did the world's worst job conveying what was actually going on.

Oh look! Another Sheridan thread *****ing about the writing of the show.

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WBBQ74 said:

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It did not show him shooting Rob Will in the forehead, though. Might be a surprise for Season 2.

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It could have been the sheriff, with the gun that Kino brought him earlier.

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except it was clearly Kinos call speeding away

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It did not show him shooting Rob Will in the forehead, though. Might be a surprise for Season 2.

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It could have been the sheriff, with the gun that Kino brought him earlier.

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except it was clearly Kinos call speeding away

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So you think. Beula was driving a similar SUV, her coming in to the room later could be an act.

Man I think a "Who Shot JR" story line would be irritating but who knows as this show turns into a soap opera on horseback.

Anyone else think Kino was going to shoot himself when he was in the truck staring at the gun?

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It did not show him shooting Rob Will in the forehead, though. Might be a surprise for Season 2.

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It could have been the sheriff, with the gun that Kino brought him earlier.

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except it was clearly Kinos call speeding away

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So you think. Beula was driving a similar SUV, her coming in to the room later could be an act.

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then why does Kino pullover shortly after clearly distraught

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It did not show him shooting Rob Will in the forehead, though. Might be a surprise for Season 2.

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It could have been the sheriff, with the gun that Kino brought him earlier.

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except it was clearly Kinos call speeding away

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So you think. Beula was driving a similar SUV, her coming in to the room later could be an act.

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then why does Kino pullover shortly after clearly distraught

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No idea, could have been a witness? who knows. Knowing the Taylor Sheridan Universe, it could be anything.

It was disappointing, and I felt kinda cheated, because Rip won't be beating the snot out of Rob Will any longer. Any predictions on who will be Rip's next cowboy MMA punching bag?

I found the plot for Taylor Sheridan's next show. Just add in the Aunt's ties to the cartel and toss in a sex crazed bimbo wife and daughter and some a Cowboy spinning on an horse and you have another hit.

4 years ago, both of my grandparents passed away, starting a court battle that's put 200 years of Texas history for sale.

The estate includes hundreds of acres near Marble Falls, TX, that have been in my family since before Texas was Texas. Stephen F. Austin himself granted this…

— Logan Graf (@LoganGrafTax) July 7, 2026

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4 years ago, both of my grandparents passed away, starting a court battle that's put 200 years of Texas history for sale.

The estate includes hundreds of acres near Marble Falls, TX, that have been in my family since before Texas was Texas. Stephen F. Austin himself granted this land to my ancestor, Captain Jesse Burnam, in the 1820s, one of the original "Old Three Hundred" families. There are stories of him fighting off Native Americans and fighting in wars!

That land stayed in our family for five generations. There's a state historical marker on it, placed by the Texas Historical Commission in 2014.

My family has never had money in the bank kind of wealth. But I wouldn't sell this land for millions of dollars. Some things matter more than money, and history and nature are two of them.

My aunt, the executor, has managed this estate about as badly as it's possible to manage one, burning hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees fighting my mom and uncle, to the point that land had to be sold just to cover the bill. Yes, there was a will involved, but it's complicated...

Now, more than 150 acres of it are listed for sale by my aunt. My aunt has no heirs of her own tied to this place.

And beautiful, spring fed land that survived the Texas Revolution, five generations of my family, and a war with Mexico might get bulldozed for a subdivision.

What I'm hoping for is that it doesn't end with a developer.

If you know a rancher, a conservation buyer, a family, or a land trust looking for real Texas Hill Country land with real history, let me know.

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I found the plot for Taylor Sheridan's next show. Just add in the Aunt's ties to the cartel and toss in a sex crazed bimbo wife and daughter and some a Cowboy spinning on an horse and you have another hit.

4 years ago, both of my grandparents passed away, starting a court battle that's put 200 years of Texas history for sale.

The estate includes hundreds of acres near Marble Falls, TX, that have been in my family since before Texas was Texas. Stephen F. Austin himself granted this…

— Logan Graf (@LoganGrafTax) July 7, 2026

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4 years ago, both of my grandparents passed away, starting a court battle that's put 200 years of Texas history for sale.

The estate includes hundreds of acres near Marble Falls, TX, that have been in my family since before Texas was Texas. Stephen F. Austin himself granted this land to my ancestor, Captain Jesse Burnam, in the 1820s, one of the original "Old Three Hundred" families. There are stories of him fighting off Native Americans and fighting in wars!

That land stayed in our family for five generations. There's a state historical marker on it, placed by the Texas Historical Commission in 2014.

My family has never had money in the bank kind of wealth. But I wouldn't sell this land for millions of dollars. Some things matter more than money, and history and nature are two of them.

My aunt, the executor, has managed this estate about as badly as it's possible to manage one, burning hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees fighting my mom and uncle, to the point that land had to be sold just to cover the bill. Yes, there was a will involved, but it's complicated...

Now, more than 150 acres of it are listed for sale by my aunt. My aunt has no heirs of her own tied to this place.

And beautiful, spring fed land that survived the Texas Revolution, five generations of my family, and a war with Mexico might get bulldozed for a subdivision.

What I'm hoping for is that it doesn't end with a developer.

If you know a rancher, a conservation buyer, a family, or a land trust looking for real Texas Hill Country land with real history, let me know.

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Unfortunately, this kind of thing is more common than you know. As a Landman, ( A real one) I see this sort of thing all the time when I'm checking Title on Ranches, properties etc. Most rarely make it past 3 generations, one thats been here since the Old 300 is super rare.

On every project I have at least one that is in a similar situation as the one you described. Aunts, Uncles, Cousins all wanting theirs, not thinking of the greater good. Seen it a million times.

Don't blame yourself, nothing you could do. I've seen it in my own family as well. Moronic Wife 2.0 thinking she was entitled to the entire Estate. She was the dog that caught the car, she didn't know what to do with it when she caught it. Sold it for WAY under what it was worth. The stupidity was staggering.

150 acres close to Marble Falls?

Yeah, it's getting sold. If it were me, I'd develop it myself and sell it in 1-2 acre lots.

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150 acres close to Marble Falls?

Yeah, it's getting sold. If it were me, I'd develop it myself and sell it in 1-2 acre lots.

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And that, is whats wrong with the hill country now.

dude, areas like Marble Falls are so far gone I don't see that it matters anymore. Families have a chance to create true generational wealth, who am I to say they shouldn't? The population density is never going to consume the Hill Country and the distance from Austin or SA isn't getting any shorter. Most of the Hill Country will look the same in 100 years as it does now.