The Davis family are friend's of ours and have had more than their share of tragedy over the last year... this is very sad and nearly unbelievable... please remember JC in your prayers:
Too many boogy-man stories around the camp fire and on TV. That still doesn't excuse this fellows stupidity of not identifying his target. That's one of the things that scares me here in WV -state motto: "look, its breathing, lets kill it- about running a buck and doe season together. Too many locals prone to taking "sound shots".
Posts: 2037 | Location: frametown west virginia usa | Registered: 14 October 2001
Brad, My thoughts and prayers for your friend and his family and for his full recovery. I hope he finds the best lawyer in Montana and takes every penny that moron has. Absolutely unfuckingbelievable.
Jeff
Posts: 784 | Location: Michigan | Registered: 18 December 2000
Another reason why I turn on the ole' Mag Light when darkness falls, It's kind of like having a orange vest on in the daylight hours. You never know what the other guy is gonna do.
Good Luck!
Reloader
Posts: 4146 | Location: North Louisiana | Registered: 18 February 2004
Brad: Please add me to list sending sympathy and prayers to the Davis family. A lot of things could be suggested about what should have been done differently, but none takes the responsibility away from the one shooting the rifle. My prayer is that the young man heals completely and gets back the full use of his arm. Gary T.
Brad, a very sad thing for all involved. As to the charges, I feel they are inadequate to say the least. In Georgia such actions are subject to felony charges, and I wish more states were aligned so. The Commandments of firearm safety are written in blood, failure to heed is inexcusable.
Our family will remember young Mr Davis and his family in our prayers as well. This sort of thing happens every year unfortunately, and it is always sickening to hear.
thinking of everyone involved in this sad incident and others which result in bodily harm...
