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About LinkBacksI wouldn't mind picking the so called experienced hunter simply stems from the media reporting on roar accidental shootings.
Potentially it is a matter of opinion of the reporter or defense. Let's face it, media coverage is the most insight many of us get into these incidents.
I would certainly put my hand up as falling into this category.
How offen does the report read that the shooter was an experienced hunter and that the victim was from the same hunting party.
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