Updated. Missing hunter
There is a hunter who is missing in SE Missouri. I don't know him but I ask for prayers that he is found safe. Went missing yesterday near Van Buren. Search crews have been out for two days. They found his gun and part of his gear near Current River according to news reports. They are hoping he has sought shelter in one of the numerous caves in the area.
His name is Phillip Carnell. Link to news report:
Search for missing hunter underway in Carter County, Mo.
A search operation is underway near Cave Spring, southeast of Van Buren, along the lower Current River.
Body of missing hunter found in Carter Co.
The body of a missing hunter was found on Wednesday, November 16, according to his family.
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Hoping it turns out well
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It don't look good, but prayers he's found in good order.
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Prayers said for him and the searchers.
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Prayers from here.
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Hope the search goes well.
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Strange scenario for sure.
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Unfortunate ending to the story.
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Well, dang it. That's a sucky ending.
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Not a good outcome
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Sad news.
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Prayers for his family
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Dang, I was hoping for a better ending. Terrible way to go.
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Sad news, prayers for him and his family from here.
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sad to hear prayers to the family
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That is terrible, hypothermia can kill you when the temps are in the 60's if you get wet and can not get dried out.
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Sad outcome
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Very sad. Prays for his family and him.
Rob
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Fell into a slough, and "froze to death." Died of hypothermia.
Damn.
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Rule #1 when out in the boonies in cold weather. (Especially if by yourself.) Don't get Wet.
Rule #2 when out in the boonies in cold weather. Have a way to start a fire.
Rule #3 when out in the boonies in cold weather. Cotton Kills. (Wear synthetics and wool.)
*Sad for the individual and his family. God Bless.
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Rule #2 when out in the boonies in cold weather. Have a way to start a fire.
In 8th grade we read "To Light a Fire" by Jack London. Incredible, brutal story. A guy in Alaska fell into a creek. He had to light a fire, he pulled out the matches, which were dry, but his hands were too cold. He couldn't light the fire and he died.
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