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Hunting the American West

Fair Chase Archive — Summer 2017

An excerpt from Hunting the American West. Among the most renowned sport hunters of the golden age, Theodore Roosevelt first went west in September of 1883 to shoot a buffalo while one could still be found. Arriving in the Dakota Bad Lands with a romantic determination to meet the challenge, he engaged future-ranch-partner Joe Ferris to guide him to the by-then, extremely scarce quarry.

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