PA: 2 Separate Hunting Accidents Reported In Butler County

2 Separate Hunting Accidents Reported In Butler County

December 30, 2010

BUTLER COUNTY, Pa. -- Investigators said there were two separate hunting accidents in Butler County on Thursday evening. Both incidents happened in Allegheny Township, according to 911 dispatchers. The first accident involved a hunter who was accidentally shot on Foxburg Road. Police said the victim was flown by medical helicopter to an area hospital. His name and condition have not been released. Police said a second accident happened shortly after when a hunter fell 20 feet from a tree. His condition was not immediately known. Details are still developing.

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