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11-01-2007, 07:59 PM | #1 |
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| Letterman's Top 10 list Letterman's doing a top 10 list on How to Know your dog hates you It's based off a story that happened - for real here in Iowa Also, Letterman's doing pet tricks in a few minutes -- here's the crazy story and the link in case you want to read the crazy comments http://www.desmoinesregister.com/app...D=200771030034 Iowa hunter, shot by his dog, is recovering ASSOCIATED PRESS October 30, 2007 18 Comments A hunter is recovering after he was shot in the leg at close range when his hunting dog stepped on his shotgun and tripped the trigger, an official said Tuesday. James Harris, 37, of Tama, was hit in the calf on Saturday, the opening day of pheasant season, said Alan Foster, a spokesman with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. "He had surgery and is doing pretty well," he said. "He took between 100-120 pellets in about a four-inch circle to his calf." A telephone call on Tuesday to University Hospitals in Iowa City seeking Harris' condition was not immediately returned. Harris was hunting with a group about three miles north of Grinnell. The group shot a bird and when Harris went to get it, he put his gun on the ground and crossed a fence. As he crossed the fence, his hunting dog stepped on the gun, Foster said. The gun was about 3 feet away from his leg. "The muzzle velocity is so great that the pellets don't have a chance to spread out," he said. Foster said it was a safety issue that probably could have been avoided. "If he had crossed the fence at the butt end of the gun instead of the muzzle it probably would have been a different story," he said. No one else was hurt, and the dog was not injured. Foster said no citations have been issued.
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