On our first trip into the backcountry we ventured into Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Just outside of Medora, North Dakota is the south unit of the park which is where Roosevelt first came in 1883 to hunt buffalo. He bought a ranch , which he named Maltese Cross Ranch, 8 miles south of Medora. The rough and tumble nature of the place toughened him up and he always stated that, "I would not have been President had it not been for my experience in North Dakota."
It is truly one of the most spectacularly beautiful places I have ever been and we hope that you will enjoy this little snippet of our trip.
As a reminder you can find all of the uploaded clips on the youtube channel, wailerwoo.
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