A South Carolina man pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter for fatally shooting a hunter in 2008. He was sentenced to four years in prison.
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SC: Four years for hunting accident
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SC: Four years for hunting accident
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Re: SC: Four years for hunting accident
I don't want to sound ignorant; but 100 yards with a shotgun? I would think that would be out of effective range even for magnum load of buckshot or a rifled slug. I have never deer hunted with a shotgun; only a Remington 30.06. 
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Re: SC: Four years for hunting accident
100 yards is usually given as the maximum limit for aimed shots with a shotgun. I don't know from personal experience. That's too far to walk to put up a target.
The poor kid was killed by a single pellet of buckshot. You don't get much worse luck than that.
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The poor kid was killed by a single pellet of buckshot. You don't get much worse luck than that.
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Re: SC: Four years for hunting accident
In some states it is only legal to hunt with shotguns.Pete92FS wrote:I don't want to sound ignorant; but 100 yards with a shotgun? I would think that would be out of effective range even for magnum load of buckshot or a rifled slug. I have never deer hunted with a shotgun; only a Remington 30.06.