Roosevelt The Hunter

Theodore Roosevelt was a remarkable individual. His boundless energies and tremendous enthusiasm best show themselves in his many adventures as a hunter. He hunted animals of all size and description over three continents. He was charged by a maddened, twelve-hundred-pound grizzly in the Rocky Mountains. He was nearly killed by a buffalo on a dry, moonlit prairie. He stood against the implacable fury of the rhino and the elephant, and he was able to keep a steady aim while in the face of a lion's charge. He almost met his death under the charge of a moose, and he once spent a sleepless night alone in the hills with his camp surrounded by ravenous timber wolves. He sought out and relished these dangers, for they put his courage and skills of marksmanship and riding to the test.Kekelis, Cole is the author of 'Roosevelt The Hunter', published 2004 under ISBN 9781413706222 and ISBN 1413706223.