PG Hunting Accident

[beeker]

Came across this in the news today. Be careful out there.


http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/sports/hunting-accident-injures-top-athlete-1.1388903

[Fred1]

ah shit... firearm safety can never be underestimated. Be safe out there!

[Salty]

I knew his dad growing up in pg thoughts and prayers to the Seymour family through this I sure hope he recovers fully.

[Mishka]

Oh man, that's really shitty. Hope he can recover the use of his legs.

[moosinaround]

Thoughts are with this family. Muzzle control, muzzle control, muzzle control!! I preach this with all the hunters I go hunting with. I have a 17yr old son myself, and he practices and preaches muzzle control as well! I have stopped hunting with people because of their poor gun handling skills! Moosin

[Big Lew]

Thoughts are with this family. Muzzle control, muzzle control, muzzle control!! I preach this with all the hunters I go hunting with. I have a 17yr old son myself, and he practices and preaches muzzle control as well! I have stopped hunting with people because of their poor gun handling skills! Moosin

x2! That's one of the reasons a former very good friend and I don't see each other anymore.....he just
can't seem to handle firearms safely around people when there's birds or game around despite many
people imploring him to practice muzzle control.

[HARDICAT]

Sounds like he is a really good kid. Best of luck it him and his family

[.330 Dakota]

Couldnt have said it better,,,NEVER NEVER chamber a round until you are shooting at game, even when alone I never carry with a loaded chamber,,,never know what your going to trip over,,,shit happens, and when it does its nice to know your firearm is safe.

[markomoose]

I work with a fellow who worked with Trents father Barry Seymour.A tragedy.Hopefully the kid is tough and makes a full recovery.