Executive Summary
- A 45-year-old hunter from Grapevine died in a hunting accident in Marion County, Texas.
- The incident occurred shortly after midnight on November 15, prompting an investigation by Texas Game Wardens.
- Officials have issued a public reminder about fundamental firearm safety protocols for hunters.
A 45-year-old man from Grapevine, Texas, was killed in a hunting accident in Marion County, according to officials. The Texas Game Wardens (TGW) have launched an investigation into the incident, which occurred early on November 15.
Agency officials reported that game wardens responded to the scene shortly after midnight. While the investigation aims to determine the specific circumstances of the man’s death, a TGW spokesperson expressed that the incident was a tragedy that could have been avoided.
In a statement, the agency urged all hunters to prioritize safety. “We encourage every hunter to take safety seriously,” the spokesperson said. “Always handle all firearms as if they are loaded, keep muzzles pointed in a safe direction and take time to unload your firearm before placing or removing it from a vehicle.” The investigation remains ongoing.