🤠Theodore Roosevelt embraces the wild and rugged lifestyle of the West.
🐮Roosevelt sets out to establish his own cattle ranch in the Badlands.
👥He teams up with experienced lumberjacks, Bill Sewall and Wilmot Dow, for the venture.
💥Roosevelt encounters adversities, including a squatter on his land and local outlaws.
👶Amidst everything, Roosevelt becomes a proud father to Alice Lee Roosevelt.
What motivated Theodore Roosevelt to pursue cattle ranching?
—Roosevelt sought adventure and wanted to experience the Wild West lifestyle firsthand.
Who were Roosevelt's companions in his cattle ranching journey?
—Bill Sewall and Wilmot Dow, experienced lumberjacks from Maine, joined him.
What challenges did Roosevelt face on his ranch?
—He had to deal with a squatter on his land and encountered local outlaws.
Did Roosevelt achieve success in his cattle ranching venture?
—While faced with challenges, Roosevelt persevered and established his own cattle ranch in the Badlands.
What personal milestone did Roosevelt experience during this time?
—Roosevelt became a proud father to Alice Lee Roosevelt.
00:15Theodore Roosevelt embraces the Wild West lifestyle and sets out to establish his own cattle ranch in the Badlands.
03:55Roosevelt encounters a squatter on his land, leading to a confrontation.
09:50Roosevelt and his companions arrive in Medora and receive a rowdy welcome.
13:40Roosevelt receives news about his mother's illness but remains determined to continue his cattle ranching venture.
16:50Roosevelt and his companions face challenges and hardships on their journey to the herd.
