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Ben O'Brien mentions saving Robert Ruark's books to read on the plane before his first trip to Africa for hunting. The book is discussed as one of Ruark's seminal works on African hunting and adventure writing, with Ruark being compared to Jack O'Connor as one of the greats in hunting literature.

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Mentioned alongside 'Death in the Long Grass' as one of Robert Ruark's essential books that Ben O'Brien saved to read before going to Africa. Discussed as part of Ruark's collection of works on African hunting.

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Described as a collection of Jim Harrison's essays on hunting, fishing, literature, and food, covering writings up to a certain point in his career. Mentioned in the context of discussing the First Light brand name and how every good hunting story starts with 'first light' or 'just before dawn.'