October 22, 2012
From AberdeenNews.com
A Nebraska man was accidently shot by someone in his hunting
party Sunday in the Selby area, said Walworth County Chief Deputy
Sheriff Josh Boll.
The 70-year-old man was taken by
ambulance to Mobridge Regional Hospital with serious, but
non-life-threatening, injuries.
The man, whose name is not
yet being released, was part of a four-person group hunting
pheasants southeast of Selby..
A member of the man's party
was shooting at a pheasant when the man was accidently shot with a
12-gauge shotgun, Boll said.
"The individual came into the
line of fire," Boll said. "They were moving, so he was actually
moving toward that area."
The man sustained a wound to his
torso, arm and leg on the right side, Boll said.
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