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Steve Rinella mentions reading this book recently while discussing firearms accidents in historical times. He notes that people in earlier eras seemed to have more shooting accidents and were 'just trying to figure stuff out,' citing examples from this book about incidents at the Mouth of the Muscle Shell.

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Steve Rinella mentions he 'bought recently' this book but 'couldn't finish reading' it. He describes it as 'an exhaustive catalog broken down by cause of death of everyone they can find in the history who has died hunting' in Montana, including deaths from grizzly bears, exposure, and various hunting accidents. He uses it to illustrate the historical prevalence of hunting accidents, particularly in the 1930s-1950s.