Which President Did The Most For Sportsmen's Conservation/ Right's?

[Pathfinder101]

and bowing is just what ole "teddy" wanted American people to do. i realize a knee jerk reaction is Roosevelt but do some research folks,  he was not a friend of this country.

I think I would have to respectfully disagree.  He may have had some damaging big government policies, but he did the country a lot of good too.  He almost singlehandly rebuilt the US Navy when he was the assistant secretary.  Without what he did to the Navy we never could have made a dent in WWII.  He expanded US foreign policy, made us a player on the world stage, and set us up for most of what we accomplished as a nation in the 20th Century, not to mention his extraordinary battlefield service in the Spanish American War.
I have also stood in his "man room" at his house in New York.  Pretty hard to make the case that he was not a hunter, shooter and sportsman...
I don't agree totally with his politics, but I would not go so far as to say that he was not a friend to this country.
...that being said, I voted for Madison...

[csaaphill]

WW2? What happened to WW1 first. Are you mistaken FDR with TEDDY?
Franklen Delenore Roosevelt was president during WW2 Teddy Roosevelt was president just before WW1 like early 1900's 1901-1909 to be more precise.

[Pathfinder101]

WW2? What happened to WW1 first. Are you mistaken FDR with TEDDY?
Franklen Delenore Roosevelt was president during WW2 Teddy Roosevelt was president just before WW1 like early 1900's 1901-1909 to be more precise.

We didn't use our Navy significantly in WWI except for troop transport, and remember we were only involved in WWI for something a little over a year.  It was the Navy that Roosevelt modernized prior to the Spanish American War that would grow to the force that was necessary to win WWII.  No, I didn't "mix up" the Roosevelts.  FDR inherited the Navy that Teddy built...

[Jerbear]

When it comes to hunting, Obummer takes takes the top award.  Look how many people are hunting for jobs, homes and so on.  Maybe I wandered off the subject a little bit.

[Kola16]

 

[westsideoutdoorsman]

Teddy owns all in everything.  All vote Bull Moose next time around 

[pianoman9701]

I couldn't vote 

Teddy by far. He was one of the original board at Boone and Crocket. He helped push for the Lacey Act to be passed. No question in my mind.