

The deaths came during the Liberty Hunt on Saturday and Sunday, and is designed for veterans and others with disabilities and youths ages 16 and younger. The boy’s identity wasn’t immediately released by authorities and an autopsy was expected to be performed in the coming days.

The farm worker wasn’t aware that anyone was in the field. The boy from the nearby city of Elkton had been dropped off earlier for deer hunting at the field and might have fallen asleep, the sheriff’s office said. Saturday to the cornfield in a rural area near the Huron County city of Caseville after a farm worker spotted the boy soon after accidentally driving over him, according to the county sheriff’s office. On Saturday, a 14-year-old deer hunter who possibly fell asleep in a farm field was killed when he was run over by a corn harvester in Michigan’s Thumb region, police said.Įmergency workers were called about 9 a.m. Police said the child's mother had shot herself in the hand as she was trying to unload a gun and it mistakenly went off.Ĭlay Township is about 45 miles northeast of Detroit. Fox 2 Detroit reported that while police were there, another gunshot went off. The shooting was being reviewed by the St. Police said its believed the family was looking for deer in some woods when the boy was “struck by a round discharged by his 40-year-old stepfather.” The boy later died at a hospital. Police were called out to a hunting accident Sunday night in Clay Township, the Times Herald of Port Huron reported.

Clay Township - An 11-year-old boy was shot and killed by his stepfather while hunting with his family in southeast Michigan, the second hunting death of a youth since Saturday.
