‘My Pant Leg Was Turning Red’: How an Elk Hunter Accidentally Stabbed Himself and Live to Tell the Tale
Earlier this fall, a hunter shot his first archery bull elk deep in the northern Idaho backcountry—and then accidentally stabbed himself in the leg while processing his kill. It’s the kind of freak accident that could befall any…
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