Roosevelt, Teddy

Such hunters as Teddy Roosevelt and John Audubon began wildlife management. Contrary to what anti-hunting activists claim, game management is currently and primarily supported by hunters license fees and special taxes on arms and ammunition. Since conservation-minded hunters have supported wildlife programs, the number of wild animals has increased. 

At the beginning of the picture, a statue of Teddy Roosevelt was shown and his qfuotet "Far better it is to to dare mighty things, than to rank with those poor, timid spirits who know neither victory nor defeat. There s First, make the simple... 

Once again, there was resistance to the Bill. However, communications were modernized, and public opinion was molded not only by newspapers but also by radio and radio could be heard hundreds of miles away. One small fly in the proverbial ointment, however, was that Teddy Roosevelt s nephew, Franklin Roosevelt, was now President the President was wheel-chair bound due to polio, and believed in the therapeutic value of hot springs and other complementary therapies. 

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