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The Roosevelt Wild Life Station

Fair Chase Archive — Spring 2011

Roosevelt's first love was the natural world, and, staying true to that love, he never swayed from supporting "the proper or highest use of natures' bounty for the best welfare of the people." By Jacqueline Frair and James P. Gibbs

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