Theodore Roosevelt’s experiences in the Dakota badlands shaped his adult life, directed him to the Presidency and on to become one of the world's leading land conservationists.
"It was here that the romance of my life began."
~~Theodore Roosevelt
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Petrified Wood.
There is a huge buffalo population in the park.
There were a lot of babies!
The mothers are extremely protective!
A very sudden snow storm came up, and this little guy ran for his mom!
Life is rough in the Badlands!
There is also a very large wild horse population.
Look at these beautiful blue eyes!
A sweet baby!
He was very active!
There are a lot of deer and elk in the park.
Elusive elk.
Many species of birds.
Not sure what this was - he was so cute!
A pair of golden eagles - nice sighting!
LOTS of these little varmints!
MALTESE CROSS CABIN
President Roosevelt and John Muir.
The sun begins to set over the park.
Venus also sets.
Life is rough in the Badlands!
There is also a very large wild horse population.
Look at these beautiful blue eyes!
A sweet baby!
He was very active!
There are a lot of deer and elk in the park. 
Elusive elk.
Many species of birds.
Not sure what this was - he was so cute!
A pair of golden eagles - nice sighting!
LOTS of these little varmints!
MALTESE CROSS CABINTheodore Roosevelt's home when he came to N. Dakota.
The house is located in the national park.
President Roosevelt and John Muir.
The sun begins to set over the park.
Venus also sets.
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