Michigan's firearm deer hunting season has been overshadowed by tragedy, with reports confirming that three hunters have died from heart attacks during the first week. The men, aged 57, 65, and 83, were residents of Arenac and Tuscola counties, according to WXYZ.
At least two of the fatalities occurred while hunters were moving heavy deer, a reminder of the hidden dangers of this physically demanding sport. Michigan's firearm deer season, which began on 15 November and runs through 30 November, is a highly anticipated time for hunting enthusiasts, per Lansing State Journal.
