Taylor Sheridan bought a 600-acre Texas ranch as a family home; it is now a film set, horse hub and concert venue

Taylor Sheridan/Image: Getty Images American filmmaker, screenwriter, and actor Taylor Sheridan bought a 600-acre ranch in Weatherford, Texas, in 2013 as a family home. More than a decade later, the property has become a production location for his television projects.Known as Bosque Ranch, the property is about 40 miles from Fort Worth and serves as the headquarters of Bosque Ranch Productions, the company behind shows including Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Landman, Lawmen: Bass Reeves, Tulsa King and Mayor of Kingstown.The ranch has also become closely tied to Sheridan's interest in Western sports. It hosts cutting and reining competitions, including the annual NCHA Brazos Bash, and serves as the training centre of Kelby Phillips, the 2018 NRCHA World's Greatest Horseman rider.From family home to filming locationSheridan grew up in Texas and had planned to return to the state with his wife, actress Nicole Muirbrook, and their son, Gus.Speaking on the Rodeo Time podcast earlier this year, Sheridan said he had expected to step away from television after Yellowstone.“I was set up to retire. I was going to be done after Yellowstone. I’d bought the ranch in Weatherford, [Texas], and I pai...