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Prayers are pouring in after four U.S. hunters have been killed.
A fourth deadly U.S. hunting accident has taken place. Over the past couple of weeks, four different U.S. hunters have been killed in tragic accidents. The latest death took place in the state of Louisiana.
“Garret Verdun, 45, died after a hunting rifle accidentally discharged and struck him in the head while he was on a hunting trip with a friend around 4 p.m. Nov. 29 in Lafourche Parish, according to the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries,” the New York Post reported.
“Verdun’s hunting partner told officials that they were heading to their hunting spots and had just crossed a cattle guard when Verdun passed him the rifle, which unexpectedly discharged and hit him with a .308-caliber round.”
It’s the fourth in a string of horrible hunting accidents.
Earlier this month, a 26-year-old hunter in Wisconsin was found dead, from an apparent accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was found underneath a tree stand. In Texas, 45-year-old man was found dead from a similar injury. He was found dead outside of his car.
In Pennsylvania, an Amish father of two was killed during a “deer drive,” in which a group of hunters attempt to push the deer toward another group of hunters.
Prayers are pouring in for everyone involved.
“So sad,” one fan wrote.
“Awful news,” another fan added.
“Praying for their families today,” one shared.
“Horrific news,” one fan added.
“Praying for them today,” one shared.
An investigation into the four deaths is taking place on Monday. May all of the victims rest in peace.
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