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Yellowstone fans are curious to know the meaning behind “Counting Coup” in Season 5. The most recent episode of the show follows Kayce, who reveals that he no longer considers the ranch their home. He becomes determined in his anonymous mission and sends a violent message to Grant.

Available on Paramount Network, Yellowstone is a neo-Western drama series. The series focuses on the lives of cowboys and the dangers of working on a ranch.

Counting Coup' is the title of a Season 5 episode of 'Yellowstone,' and many want to know what the phrase means and why it's so important.

In Yellowstone Season 5 episode 12, Kayce says something about counting coup and in this article, find out what it is.

There are only two episodes left of Season 5, Part 2 of "Yellowstone." Here's when new episodes will be released.

We’ve recapped the key moments each character faced in episode 12. Catch up before episode 13 airs on Sunday, Dec. 8, at 8 p.m. ET on Paramount Network.

Tom Brady defeated by high school quarterback in a Mr.Beast passing contest to win $100K Yellowstone season 5 episode 12 continues teasing the series' climactic ending, with huge decisions being made by Kayce.

But while a frantic, freaking out Jamie desperately shreds incriminating paperwork, we have to talk about the bulk of Yellowstone episode 12, and its considerable emotional breadth. As Taylor Sheridan gallops his western epic to its end,

Counting Coup” is partly a dumb episode of Yellowstone and partly a great one. Based on how the back half of Season 5 has proceeded so far, that might be as good as we’re going to get. Episode 12 finally lets Kayce off the leash,