‘The Voice’ Winner Sundance Head “Walking Around, Doing Exercise” Days After Accidental Shooting

Jason “Sundance” Head, country singer, and The Voice winner has plenty to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. After accidentally shooting himself in the stomach and wondering if he would survive, he’s back to his old self. Recently, he took to social media to share a video giving his followers an update on his health. He’s doing better than many expected.

On Saturday (November 23), Head shared a video of him walking around his ranch while talking to his followers. “Hello everybody, I hope you’re having a great day. It’s a beautiful day out here, I’ll tell you that,” Head said, smiling into the camera while walking around his property. “I’m up here walking around, doing some exercise, hanging out with my girls,” he added. Then, he introduced his followers to his “girls” a pair of cows named Maggie and Louise. “I hope y’all are having a good day,” he said, ending the video.

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Earlier today (November 26), Head took to social media to share his plans for Thursday. “I’m feeling good and I’m really excited to spend Thanksgiving with family and friends watching football and tearing up some scrumptious food,” he wrote.

Jason “Sundance” Head, The Voice Season 11 Winner, Took a Bullet by Accident

News of Sundance Head being shot on his Texas ranch broke on November 17. At the time his family and team didn’t have many details when they shared that he had taken a bullet to the stomach while hunting. “It missed all vital organs. It was not self-inflicted. We don’t know if it was an accident with his gun or if it was another hunter nearby,” they shared at the time. “The bullet is lodged in some fatty tissue, and the only way it could have happened is if it traveled through something else,” his agent added.

Later on, Head’s wife took to social media to share an update and more details about the shooting. She revealed that the bullet didn’t come from Head’s hunting rifle nor did it come from another hunter. Instead, the shot stemmed from an accident with a small caliber handgun.

“It was not his hunting rifle and nobody shot him. He was out of the vehicle reaching in to grab his .22. When he grabbed it, the .22 came out of its holster and hit the exterior of the Jeep just right and went off,” she wrote in the post.

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