**Yellowstone Stars Recall Shocking On-Set Incident During Fan Event**
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Ian Bohen and Jen Landon, well-known stars from the hit television series *Yellowstone*, have shared a rather alarming anecdote from their time on set, during a recent panel at Fanboy Expo Knoxville. The event provided an opportunity for both actors to reflect on their experiences while filming, including a startling moment involving a cow that left Bohen in a potentially dangerous situation.

During the panel discussion, Landon recounted the unexpected incident where Bohen, who portrayed Ryan, was unintentionally kicked in the face by a cow while they were filming a branding scene. Landon, who has been part of the show since its third season as character Teeter, described the cow as fairly large and noted the chaos that ensued. “That cow kind of got itself moving and he got kicked in the face,” she explained, adding, “If he wasn’t such a tremendous athlete, I’m telling you, you wouldn’t have a face.”
Bohen, 49, offered his own take on the startling encounter. He noted that the incident had knocked him to the ground immediately, clarifying, “I went down instantly. Just back, straight back.” Although Landon remembered the moment with a hint of humour, stating that everyone, including Bohen, was laughing afterward, Bohen’s reaction was markedly different. “I was not laughing,” he asserted sternly, while Landon admitted to having a more emotional response, stating, “I suddenly was like, ‘I’m a girl. This is not fun anymore. Laughing at injury is not okay.’”
The pair’s recollection of the unfortunate occurrence reveals the unpredictable and often hazardous nature of working in a show that revolves around ranch life. *Yellowstone*, which has captured audiences since its premiere in 2018, has frequently showcased the realities of ranching, and sometimes, those experiences translate into unpredictable situations for the cast.
Bohen has been part of *Yellowstone* since its inception, featuring prominently across all five seasons. Landon, meanwhile, joined the series late in its run but quickly became a beloved character among fans. Their camaraderie on set has surely helped them navigate such unexpected incidents with a measure of grace.
Notably, Bohen’s experience isn’t an isolated case when it comes to on-set mishaps in the Taylor Sheridan universe. Ali Larter, a star from *Landman*, recently shared a rather amusing yet painful memory from filming, where she was bitten by fire ants while shooting a scene barefoot in an open field. Her experience led to a surprising emotional performance that director Stephen Kay mistakenly commended her for, as she struggled to manage the unexpected bites.
Landon’s story about Bohen serves as a reminder of the unique challenges actors face in their line of work, particularly in a series that involves physical roles and interactions with animals. Despite the potential for mishaps, both actors expressed gratitude for their time on the show and the lasting friendships formed throughout the process.
As *Yellowstone* continues to gain a dedicated fanbase, stories like these contribute to the rich tapestry of behind-the-scenes experiences, illustrating the lighter side of the intense narratives depicted on screen. With its compelling storylines set against the backdrop of American ranch life, the series remains a cultural touchstone, and these personal anecdotes only deepen the audience’s connection to the cast.
Overall, the humorous yet sobering incidents shared during the Knoxville panel highlight the unpredictable nature of filming in such an environment. The enduring spirit and resilience displayed by Bohen, Landon, and their colleagues not only enhance the authenticity of their performances but also provide fans with memorable stories that enrich the overall *Yellowstone* experience.
