When a bullet smashed through a window of a Berks County home on the last Sunday of the 2025 firearms deer season, the incident didn’t even make it to the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s upper echelon in Harrisburg.
Even though it was almost deadly. Yet what happened that day is a stark reminder of how quickly things can go bad when, as hunters, we think more about the kill than our actions leading up to it.
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Tom Venesky: Sunday hunting incident in Pennsylvania paints a bad picture
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