Missouri Archery Accident
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Western MO
Posts: 321
Missouri Archery Accident
I was told yesterday someone was killed in Missouri...shot by a buddy who mistook him for a turkey...this was not a joke....Anyone know if this is true?
http://newstribune.com/articles/2004...0927040005.txt
http://newstribune.com/articles/2004...0927040005.txt
#2
RE: Missouri Archery Accident
http://springfield.news-leader.com/n...rm-189134.html this was on another post sad day for sure weather it was an accident or otherwise
#5
RE: Missouri Archery Accident
The authorities should pull his license for life then pack his butt up and throw him in the slammer. A quick trial for manslaughter would be next on the ajenda. While doing time for being an idiot, all his possesions be sold and the money generated from the sale go to the family of the person he murdered. When released from prison, garnish a big portion of his wages for the rest of his life. The garnishment going to the family of the deceased. There is NO excuse for a sound shot. None at all.[>:]
#6
RE: Missouri Archery Accident
ORIGINAL: Sniper151
The authorities should pull his license for life then pack his butt up and throw him in the slammer. A quick trial for manslaughter would be next on the ajenda. While doing time for being an idiot, all his possesions be sold and the money generated from the sale go to the family of the person he murdered. When released from prison, garnish a big portion of his wages for the rest of his life. The garnishment going to the family of the deceased. There is NO excuse for a sound shot. Especially with a bow! None at all.[>:]
The authorities should pull his license for life then pack his butt up and throw him in the slammer. A quick trial for manslaughter would be next on the ajenda. While doing time for being an idiot, all his possesions be sold and the money generated from the sale go to the family of the person he murdered. When released from prison, garnish a big portion of his wages for the rest of his life. The garnishment going to the family of the deceased. There is NO excuse for a sound shot. Especially with a bow! None at all.[>:]
#10
Join Date: Oct 2004
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Posts: 140
RE: Missouri Archery Accident
I find it extremely hard for someone to picture a human as a turkey. There's a lot that sounds fishy about the whole accident. I feel bad for the victim's family. Things like this are never good for us hunters.