How Indiana DNR Officers say a hunter shot himself, and the warning they have for hunters in the field : Report
MADISON COUNTY — Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating after a man accidentally shot himself while deer hunting in Madison County on Saturday, Nov. 25, officials from Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources report. Law enforcement officers say the Madison County Sheriff’s Dept. received a 911 call from the man’s relative just before 6 p.m. Saturday. Officers say deputies arrived to the scene located off County Road 500 East in Middletown, where they found 50-year-old Karl Stratton lying on the ground with a gunshot wound to his upper right thigh.
Conservation Officer Josiah Julian reportedly determined that Stratton’s 12-gauge shotgun accidentally discharged as he tried grabbing the soft case the gun was in, while the case was hanging from a branch. Officers add that…
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Exposing the Big Game 
Just a crazy hunter who mistook himself for a deer.
Honest mistake, but a deer would have looked smarter.
How often do we have to say this, “Guns don’t shoot people, soft cases shoot people?”