When I used to hunt, my fear have always been other human, Jeremy Her's death

[theking]

...reminded me of that fear and it was truly a tragedy, that uncle must've felt terrible and still is even though it's an accident  :

12-year-old shot dead by uncle during tragic hunting accident in Minnesota
Salina Her identified the victim as her brother, 12-year-old Jeremy Her
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/jeremy-her-hunting-accident-minnesota-b2201627.html

A 12-year-old was fatally shot during a hunting accident in Minnesota. The boy was wounded by his uncle while hunting squirrels, the Cass County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement shared on Facebook this week. He survived the 9 October tragic accident and was airlifted to receive medical care but later succumbed to his injuries. His sister, Salina Her, identified him as Jeremy Her, a h

[Hung_Low]

...reminded me of that fear and it was truly a tragedy, that uncle must've felt terrible and still is even though it's an accident  :

Some of these Hmong hunters are trigger happy... I used to know a guy that would shoot his gun at a running squirrel and does not pay attention to what's behind it.

[theking]

Seen that as well and all that for a squirrel...

[DuMa]

I feel more sad for the living uncle.  He'll be forever have to take this sin to his grave and be forever biatched at by his own family members. 

If you want to go hunting with me, there are some simple rules that you must follow. 
1.  stay together as we walk the fields
2.  Only shoot up cuz no one is going to hide up in them tress unless they white folks sitting on top to shoot arrows back down.
3.  have fun and stay alive

IF you want to shoot forward, make sure to identify and your group stands behind you. 

Easy said than done cuz when you are out there in the fields, seems like some rules are forgotten.  I know one thing is a must for me and that is the basic core fundamentals.  Finger off the trigger, safety on and walk with the gun facing the ground. 

Funny case out in fresno.  A hmong husband shot his hmong wife in thinking that it was a bore. 

[theking]

Funny case out in fresno.  A hmong husband shot his hmong wife in thinking that it was a bore. 

I wonder if the husband really thought it was a boar or did he just bought a big life insurance policy for her?