Boy, that is sure the truth about wearing Blaze orange in South Texas when quail hunting. The chances are about 99 percent the guy he peppered was not wearing blaze orange.
It says in the article that they were all wearing blaze orange. And what happened to being ultimatly responsible for your rounds no matter what? We make such a big deal about "over penetration" and missed rounds in a shootout, maybe we should just say "hey, people get "peppered pretty good" in these situations. It just happens."
Sorry, but I just don't buy the "quail hunters shoot each other" thing. Yes, accidents
do happen, but that is not an excuse
for them happening.
"It broke the skin," she said of the shotgun pellets. "It knocked him silly. But he was fine. He was talking. His eyes were open. It didn't get in his eyes or anything like that.
Yeah, well I saw a guy who had a 2" pipe go in the front of his chest and come out his back, and his eyes were open and he was talking too. Heck, he was even walking! Guess he was just fine. No need to be "cautious."
"Fortunately, the vice president has got a lot of medical people around him and so they were right there and probably more cautious than we would have been," she said. "The vice president has got an ambulance on call, so the ambulance came."
Don't think I'd want to hunt there if they don't get concerned when someone is shot.
I just find this all very sad!