Heart Attack Risks Plague Michigan Deer Hunters

In Michigan, three deer hunters have died from heart attacks shortly after the hunting season began, highlighting the health risks associated with the activity. Experts warn that the combination of cold exposure, adrenaline, and physical exertion can increase the risk of heart issues, such as blood clots and arrhythmias. Hunters are advised to undergo health check-ups before the season and take precautions like not hunting alone and using communication devices. The state's hunting season is crucial for controlling the deer population and preventing disease spread.