When it comes to insurers covering hunting clubs and camps, it's far more common to see claims for slips and falls, as well as accidents involving traps and all-terrain vehicles, rather than an accidental shooting of someone walking on two legs as opposed to four–as in the infamous case of Vice President Dick Cheney, professionals in the sports and recreation niche note.
Indeed, while there certainly could be coverage implications when one hunter accidentally shoots another (see Cheney sidebar), buyers hunting for coverage are worried about far more mundane exposures, these experts said.
Such buyers are generally hunting camps (where a guide takes one hunter or a small group of hunters on a hunting trip), or hunting clubs (where club members use owned or leased land for hunting and possibly other activities).
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