From Eastern Idaho's LocalNews8.com:
No one was hurt when a 9 mm handgun discharged during a hunter education class in Soda Springs Monday night.
Region 5 Idaho Fish and Game Supervisor Mark Gamblin has asked the Soda Springs Police Department to investigate. The instructor has been dismissed.
Gamblin says Fish and Game prohibits a hunter education instructor from bringing live ammunition into a classroom. According to police, the volunteer instructor brought the handgun and ammunition to class for a demonstration. Unaware the gun was loaded, they say one of the students discharged the weapon after the demonstration.
The bullet hit a mounted mule deer head. Fish and Game said counseling would be made available to anyone in the class who wants it.
