Switzerland. A Hunter Believes He Shoots a Deer but Shoots a Horse, His License Withdrawn
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In Avers Cröt in the neighbouring canton of Graubünden (Switzerland) a sad hunting accident occurred on the early Sunday morning: A hunter fired on a pasture on a supposed deer, but met a horse that was grazing on the meadow. The hunter was immediately deprived of his license.
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The hunter immediately reported his accidental action and will be prosecuted by the court of the canton of Grisons.
Thinking of shooting a deer Sunday, September 6 in Avers, Switzerland, a hunter discovered too late that he had just touched a whole other animal.
A hunter in Avers Cröt confused a horse with a deer and shot him. He reported the incident himself. His hunting patent was withdrawn.
A Graubünden hunter held a horse for a deer and shot it off on Sunday morning. The tragic mistake cost him his hunting patent. Such failures are not uncommon.
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