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Discussion about Boone and Crockett publishing books. The speakers mention volumes 3 and 4 of the Great Rams book series, which B&C published in collaboration with Bob Anderson. This is described as a pictorial book about sheep hunting with well-defined characters and stories.

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Greg Thornton recommends Bob Anderson's 'Great Rams series' as an inspiring book with great photography and captions. Described as a coffee table book that makes you want to hunt sheep. Anderson will be at the sheep show signing his latest book.

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Mentioned in discussion about Bob Anderson's work and interest in Birch Carson, a sheep inspector in Texas. The speaker indicates the audience is 'probably familiar with' this work.

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A book written by Bob Anderson about Birch Carson, a taxidermist and World War II veteran who documented the decline of bighorn sheep in Texas. The speaker wrote the forward for this book. Anderson never published it as he was trying to figure out his audience. The title is stated uncertainly as 'something like the Desert Wonder or something like that.'