Went out doing what he loved to do and was unapologetic about it

[JDHasty]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4028390/Vet-sparked-outrage-posing-big-game-animals-shot-DIES-100ft-fall-hunting-wild-birds-Italy.html

[Fl0und3rz]

I expect the comments to that story will be completely respectful and considerate. 

RIP, and thoughts for his family.

[Duckgtr]

A guy that was much older than my dad died a few years ago out duck huntin. This made me think of that. I knew him since I was 5. He hunted on the duck club my dad was in. He went out with a bang shot a double and a triple that day on the way in he walked across the flooded rice field to the center road had a heart attack and keeled over. That's how id like to go.

[DOUBLELUNG]

I have a relative in Oklahoma who died when his shot at a ringneck dislodged a blood clot which instantly caused a brain aneurysm.  Family lore says he and the pheasant hit the ground dead at the same time.  He was in his late 80s and the family considers it a great end to a well-lived life.