Man Shot While Hunting

THE FLINT JOURNAL FIRST EDITION

Wednesday, September 20, 2006

By Bryn Mickle

HOLLY TWP. - State police said a Fenton man was accidentally shot in the head while squirrel hunting Monday when he changed locations without telling his hunting partner.

Bradley Stuhrberg, 30, is in stable condition at Genesys Regional Medical Center after surgery to remove bone and bullet fragments from his head.

Stuhrberg was shot by his hunting companion, a 50-year-old Holly man, while hunting near Lahring and Fagan roads, police said.

Both men had valid hunting licenses and the incident will be reviewed by the Oakland County Prosecutor's office.

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