Arrived at the scene, the helicopter took the victim to the hospital.
The incident happened when the 69-year-old Gary Cunning hunted in the mountains. He shot the moose, tied the carcass of the animal to his car and attempted to enter the hill, but the car overturned on a steep slope, and the man fell directly on his prey. As a result, the horn of a dead elk was stabbed in the back of the hunter.
Other participants in the hunt had Hetero first aid and stopped the bleeding. Despite the injury, hunter remained awake. Arrived at the scene, the helicopter took the victim to the hospital. Doctors assess his condition as stable.
