Then, on Tuesday, the Sublette County Board of County Commissioners considered the latest play from the TD Ameritrade founder, whose family owns the Chicago Cubs. He wants commissioners to give him the go-ahead to run a guest ranch across 1,300 acres of his Jackson Fork Ranch – as opposed to the 478 acres where it’s permitted now – while incorporating the 160-or-so-acre Dead Shot Ranch. Ricketts has raised white bison on the 1,300-acre ranch. If he incorporates the Dead Shot, Ricketts would add an 8,000-square-foot eight-bedroom “cabin,” a 6,000-square-foot “dining pavilion” and a new youth bunkhouse to the smaller guest ranch operation. Up to 50 guests could stay on the Dead Shot at a time.
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