Gambled away by a cowboy in the 1940s, the 119-acre Wyoming ranch listed for $58 million in August. It borders Grand Teton National Park and encompasses half a mile of the Gros Ventre River.
Source: Inman News
Once lost in a poker hand, Jackson Hole dude ranch lassoes new buyer
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