Thread: lucky or unlucky?

Originally Posted by JRW87

Someone also pointed out on facebook, "how did he know it was a .270?"

I suspect it was his.
Says something about 270 users


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He was shot by his own hunting party,the dutch girls I have met also smelt fishy.

Originally Posted by Dundee

He was shot by his own hunting party,the dutch girls I have met also smelt fishy.

Its the rollmops.

The 2 things that give away it was a .270 was first it didnt kill him and second it bearly hit him

Very lucky with a .270! Could have been a lot worse for a lot less.
Although mentioned "spotlighting" depending where he's from could have happily been on private land when shot by a member of their own party, and if they weren't then he has learned a heck of a lesson which he can pass on to others and one heck of a story to tell.
I hope he recovers well.

And from the looks of his comments he's happy for people to share for the awareness. Good on him.
Sh*t happens so I won't judge, it's nice to hear a survival story instead of another dreaded tragedy in the headlines!

Originally Posted by Aly

And from the looks of his comments he's happy for people to share for the awareness. Good on him.
Sh*t happens so I won't judge, it's nice to hear a survival story instead of another dreaded tragedy in the headlines!

Yep I agree Aly, better a wake up call scary as shit story like this than another dead hunter spotlighting.

I want to see the exit wound

Originally Posted by Pengy

I want to see the exit wound

I bet you say that to all the girls...

Lucky, lucky boy......as previously said, thats why i dont go spotlighting.....

Didn't know basic firearm safety only worked in daylight😆

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Wound channel direction looks like its from a fence crossing mishap

From reading the report, it sounds like the victim was possibly bending over dealing to an already shot deer when his mate shot him

Originally Posted by Pengy

From reading the report, it sounds like the victim was possibly bending over dealing to an already shot deer when his mate shot him

Bugger, makes sense then.

It does beg the question as to wtf the the shooter thought he was looking at, as his mate must have been facing away from him so not even eyes visible.
Retards !