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Man shot, killed by hunter near Sweet Home, deputies say
Man shot, killed by hunter near Sweet Home, deputies say
Man shot, killed by hunter near Sweet Home, deputies say

Published on: 10/12/2026

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Deputies say a man was shot and killed by a hunter Saturday afternoon on a rural property south of Sweet Home in Linn County.The Linn County Sheriff’s Office sa

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