A sportsman with a gun is sitting peacefully on a mossy log, lighting his pipe. Suddenly he sees something moving in the underbrush. He thinks it is a deer. He reaches for his gun. burns his fingers with his match, sprains his ankle falling off the log, accidentally fires a shot which removes one of his toes. . . .
Not because this is a likely sequence of events but because most insurance companies seem to think it is, sportsmen have a hard time getting insured against sporting injuries. Most companies will pay only...
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