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There was a correction about who wrote this book. Initially Robert Ruark was credited with writing it, but the correct author is Peter Capstick. The book appears to be about hunting/dangerous game.

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Mentioned as one of Ruark's best books during a discussion about literature and hunting/outdoor writing.

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Referenced as another book by Robert Ruark during a discussion about hunting literature.

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Mentioned as an example of a fishing book that's actually about growing old, tenacity, perseverance, and futility. Used to illustrate how fishing books often contain deeper themes beyond just fishing.

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Referenced as another fishing book that's actually about fatherhood, brotherhood, and obligations to loved ones. Used alongside The Old Man and the Sea to show how fishing literature explores deeper themes.