Hunting January 17, 2007

Dog Pulls Trigger

dognhunter.jpg A BIG reminder to make sure that you have care and control of your firearm at all times and that you UNLOAD your firearm when not using it. In a bizarre accident a hunting dog stepped on a shotgun trigger and killed its owner.

Tennessean.com reports that:

A duck hunter killed Thursday night may have lost his life after his dog stepped on a shotgun in a boat on the Cumberland River, a state wildlife official said yesterday.

Entire Article Here.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family members impacted by this accident.

Bill Anderson

Muskoka Outdoors

Thanks to Outdoors With Othmar Vohringer for the initial report.

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Bill Anderson is a Canadian Outdoor Blogger at his own blog, Muskoka Outdoors. He also is a blog contributor to the World Fishing Network website. Bill has a biology degree and is equally comfortable with a spinning, fly rod and hunting rifle.

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