Newsletter

Hunter is about to kill a moose, but the arrow misses him. The animal horns him and severely injures him

An archery hunter was seriously injured by a moose in the Trap Creek area of ​​Larimer County, Colorado.
The events took place around noon in a remote area near Long Draw Road: the hunter was a few meters from his prey when he decided to shoot his arrow, missing it.

The moose then turned and charged the hunter by goring and trampling him, causing him serious injuries. Fortunately for him, the man had a GPS signal with him to make requests for help and activated it.

Some people arrived and transported him out of the woods, and then a helicopter arrived and took him to a nearby hospital for treatment.
“His ability to stay calm after being run over by a moose, to maintain that mindfulness is pretty impressive,” said Jason Surface, Colorado Parks and Wildlife Area Wildlife Manager. “Having an emergency signal device helped save this hunter and it’s always good to have a plan when you’re in the woods alone.”
«No management actions will be taken against the moose – Surface always explains -. Large animals, especially moose, can be aggressive and unpredictable. And hunting involves risks, in particular bow hunting which requires you to get closer to the animal than other forms of hunting ».

It is not the first time that such incidents have been recorded: according to the institution it would be the fourth attack that has occurred since the beginning of the year in Colorado and the 13th starting from 2019.

Follow LaZampa.it on Facebook (click here), Twitter (click here) Instagram (click here)

Don’t miss the best news and stories from LaZampa, subscribe to the free weekly newsletter (click here)

“My dog ​​does not walk well, he must be killed”, but the vet saves and adopts the puppy

– This is why cats are friends of man but not always of the environment

– Bad weather in the Marche, so the dog Rocco was saved by climbing on the bed

– Fear of stray dogs in India, a man with a rifle escorts his daughter and other students to school to avoid attacks

– That imaginary dialogue between the volunteer and Wolf, the “invisible” dog who cannot be adopted

– “There is a wolf in the school garden”, but in reality it was a lost dog

– A gas station attendant adopts all the stray dogs that knock on his door

– A footballer celebrates the goal by showing the photo of his dog who died a few weeks ago: “You taught me love”

– A dog risks falling from the second floor, a delivery boy climbs to save him

– A couple goes out to dinner and comes home with a cat in their arms

– De Giorgi: “I won the Volleyball World Cup thanks to my cat Grace”

– Deaf dog Dave is adopted by Walker, a little boy who is losing his hearing

– Rescue a dog from the street and is fined, the story of Rocco and Pamela

– The dog Fuffi howling at absence

– So the dog Harley saved her sister Lottie who fell into a hot tub and was in danger of drowning

– Elizabeth II, the royal beekeeper announces to the bees of Buckingham Palace: “The queen is dead, but don’t go away”

– Russian bombs on Kharkiv, Ukrainian firefighters rescue a cat stuck in a burning building

– “He was crying in my arms”, so the paramedic adopts the puppy dog ​​that had just lost its owner

– Stray dogs and the problem of rabies in India: a 12-year-old girl dies

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Trending