http://www.vvdailypress.com/news/lake_6 ... ident.html
I understand the guy was pulling his bow back with his feet on the riser, his feet slipped at full draw and he was shot. Sad, and scarey. I realize and am glad this was a freak and rare accident, but it just shows how fast a bad decision can have tragic results.
I'll be the first to admit, I have done things through the years while working on bows that when I look back could very well have had the same results. Sorry for the family.
I understand the guy was pulling his bow back with his feet on the riser, his feet slipped at full draw and he was shot. Sad, and scarey. I realize and am glad this was a freak and rare accident, but it just shows how fast a bad decision can have tragic results.
I'll be the first to admit, I have done things through the years while working on bows that when I look back could very well have had the same results. Sorry for the family.
