Digital subscribers can listen to this article. Subscribe today for unlimited access to Texas Monthly. Already a subscriber? Log in. When the third season of Taylor Sheridan’s Lioness premiered last weekend, devoted Sheridan supporters might have noticed something amiss with the press coverage. Perhaps because the show features no cowboys, the fourth estate neglected to use a certain chewed over, Western-inflected phrase that, when writing of Dutton Ranch, Landman, Marshals, Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, and most other Sheridan streaming hits, it deploys with disturbing abandon.We refer to “saddle up.” Numerous such frontier phrases have spread beyond state lines, entered the wider lexicon, become overused, and lost their punch: Every American knows that in Texas, everything is bigger, that without cattle there is all hat, that high school…The post Taylor Sheridan Saddles Up Again, and Again, and Again! appeared first on Texas Monthly.
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