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Speaker 1 discusses Saxon Pope's book from 1947, mentioning a specific story from the book about a settler named Pete Blueford who was mauled by a grizzly bear in Humboldt County and later used his own rendered belly fat to grease his boots.

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Speaker 1 references this book during a discussion about caribou antlers and their unique properties, specifically mentioning that McPhee talks about the tool use of caribou antlers and their flexible nature in this work.

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In the 'This Country Life' segment, Brent Reeves explicitly recommends this book while discussing Sacagawea and her role with Lewis and Clark. He describes it as 'thicker than a cathead biscuit, but worth the effort' and says it's about the Lewis and Clark expedition.