That's awful. I don't know if you can get inside the head of another person and see what they are thinking but its certainly possible it was an act of anger and frustration. Then again, it could just have been an extremely irresponsible person making a colossally foolish and tragic error.

Sometimes people forget, we are hunting with deadly weapons in our hands. Of course, we drive to work in an equally deadly weapon prone to accidents every day, so......still, I am super uptight about gun safety with my kids and wife and anyone else I hunt with but as in this case and in driving down the highway....its always the 'other guy'...