Walker

Walker is a Yellowstone character played by Ryan Bingham. He is a former prisoner who comes to work on the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch.

Beware of 'spoilers' from here on down!

Quotes[]

"Listen mister I don't know you, but I know if you're wearing that brand then you must be a bad person. And if they want it back then you must be even worse."

- Walker to Wade Morrow (season 3, episode 9: Meaner Than Evil)

Personal life[]

Injuries[]

Walker wound up in a feud with Lloyd, a fellow ranch hand. It even went so far as to make Lloyd smash his guitar and throw a knife in his chest, near his heart. A vet was called in to safely take out the knife. An impatient Laramie, however, took out the knife while the vet was taking his time with it. Luckily, they were able to patch him up in time. Not much later he took several hits at Lloyd and was nastily beaten by him when their boss John Dutton put them in the corral to fight things out.^[1]

Love life[]

When one of his fellow ranch hands Jimmy Hurdstram invited his girlfriend Mia to live on the ranch she took along her friend, Laramie. ^[2] The latter took a liking to Lloyd, another ranch hand, but eventually it was Walker who caught her interest.^[3] The two had a fling that partly caused a growing amount of friction between Walker and Lloyd.^[4]

Hobbies[]

One of Walker's favorite activities is picking his guitar, oftentimes singing along with the performance of his guitar skills, both to express his creativity and to entertain the company he keeps.

Work[]

6666 Ranch[]

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Walker worked for a while on the 6666 Ranch. The biggest regret of his life is leaving the place.^[4]

Yellowstone Dutton Ranch[]

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When he was released from the Montana State Correctional Facility Walker met Rip Wheeler of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch, who was looking for a new hand to come work on the ranch. Walker took the job and was branded with the ranch brand to prove he was serious about this 'second chance'.^[5]