Teeter

Do I look like my fuckin' name is 'Peter', you skunk-haired motherfucker?

Teeter

Teeter
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Affiliation	Yellowstone Dutton Ranch
Occupation	Ranch Hand
Biographical information
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Date of Birth	—
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Status	Alive
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Physical description
Gender	Female
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Eye color	Blue
Ethnicity	Caucasian
Appearances
Appears In	Yellowstone
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Portrayed by	Jen Landon
First appearance	"Freight Trains and Monsters"
Last appearance	"Counting Coup"

Teeter is a ranch hand who was hired on to Yellowstone Dutton Ranch in Season Three.

Biography

Throughout the Series

Teeter reveals to Travis that she's originally from the Arkansas side of Texarkana, and he jokingly tells her not to admit she's from the "wrong" side. Since she started at the ranch she has managed to hold her own alongside the male ranch hands. She playfully flirts with Colby often, who feigns disinterest. Later, she and Colby are brutally attacked by Wade and Clint Morrow when they trampled her and Colby underfoot while they were swimming in a creek. This rallied the ranch hands to hunt down the Morrow's and take their revenge, killing them both. Since she was party to Wade's execution, Teeter, Colby and several others were required to receive the brand and tie themselves to the ranch forever.

When tensions boiled over between Lloyd and Walker over Laramie, John made the executive decision to dismiss all of the female ranch hands because their presence was provoking the men to competitive violence. Outraged that she was included with the barrel racer, Teeter later approached John and Rip to beg for her job back, pointing out her contributions to the ranch often outpaced the men, that she's not a source of trouble, and she now holds the Yellowstone brand. Having not previously known she held the brand, John rescinded her expulsion and reinstated her as a ranch hand.

Later she broke down Colby's resistance to her flirtation and they effectively became a couple as time passed. Eventually it became necessary to ship the herd off to Colorado and Texas to graze, which required the ranch hands to be split up in order to look after them. Teeter and Colby were forced to part ways for a prolonged amount of time though they officially proclaimed their love for each other before they did.

Appearances

3 Freight Trains and Monsters An Acceptable Surrender Going Back to Cali Cowboys and Dreamers All for Nothing The Beating I Killed a Man Today Meaner Than Evil The World is Purple

4 Half the Money Phantom Pain All I See is You Winning or Learning Under a Blanket of Red I Want to Be Him Keep the Wolves Close No Kindness for the Coward No Such Thing as Fair Grass on the Streets and Weeds on the Rooftops

5 One Hundred Years is Nothing The Sting of Wisdom Tall Drink of Water Horses in Heaven Watch'em Ride Away Cigarettes, Whiskey, a Meadow and You The Dream is Not Me A Knife and No Coin Desire Is All You Need The Apocalypse of Change Counting Coup

Quotes

“	He's a cowboy. Suffering's the job. I just wish he could suffer a little longer before I could say good-bye.	”
–Teeter laments on Colby's life as she mourns his passing.