ChelaKitty
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Sorry forgot to quote the post that was in reply to.Hmmmm...what is that?
Image I posted was a screenshot of what I believe you were referring to.On DJI 0006 video, at 2:47 is something that looks man-made in the left corner on a rock. I don't know how to get things off of the screen, but check it out and see what you see.
edit, never mind, It's probably the drone handler's stuff.
Oh, I see. Thank you.Sorry forgot to quote the post that was in reply to.
Image I posted was a screenshot of what I believe you were referring to.
Yeah I think it's a camera lens? Probably the drone pilot's? I was all excited to see something not rock-like. Darn.I'm guessing this is what you are referring to?
I would react the same way as she is if my loved one was missing out there. People who she mentions saying the "realistically" thing, it's like, just don't go there until we actually get there. People have been found alive after really amazing amounts of time, even in the open ocean.
I agree whole heartedly.There is hope. There are lakes and streams for water, there are a lot of berries out there. The weather is nice (except for the smoke.) This may be the best time of year to be surviving in the wild in the PacNW.
Not sure. I would think she'd want to be around a source of water - that could be the snow, it could be a lake or river. That's assuming she's mobile, but if she's mobile I would think they would have found her by now, or she would have self-rescued. Spada Lake is a reservoir but has a boat launch and is used for recreation.
She is bald from alopecia I am not sure if anybody answered this for you. She wore a wig in high school and one day took it off and it didn’t matter. She went to my daughters high school which is a public yet extreme and highly competitive academic school and their values are different than many other traditional high schools...it is not surprising.Her bald head is interesting - pretty distinctive in a woman. Presumably she has deliberately shaved her head since if she's lost her hair because of an illness such as cancer she probably wouldn't be able to hike in such demanding surroundings.
i live in washington and grizzlies are very very rare . there are black bears though and mountain lions forsure . although they are rare grizzly bears and wolves are still up there but in very very small numbers and in the more rugged terrain , not likely but not totally impossible . I have a feeling she was injured pretty badly and sadly either is dead from hypothermia , dehydration or her injury . She also could have had a predator such as a mountain lion and even black bear attack her because she was injured . hopefully they find her soon . I don’t have a good feeling this is going to end with her alive but there is always hope !Is there anybody local to the area she is missing? What are the chances for encountering things like grizzlies and mountain lions in this area?
Yes for sure and solo joggingOh no, another missing hiker? I am starting to think that solo hiking is too dangerous
Thanks, I live back in PA where Sam is from and we have black bears ( which would be very rare to attack a human ) and rattlesnakes which would probably be a more threatening issue...so no grizzlies and mountain lions here...I was afraid of the mountain lion thingi live in washington and grizzlies are very very rare . there are black bears though and mountain lions forsure . although they are rare grizzly bears and wolves are still up there but in very very small numbers and in the more rugged terrain , not likely but not totally impossible . I have a feeling she was injured pretty badly and sadly either is dead from hypothermia , dehydration or her injury . She also could have had a predator such as a mountain lion and even black bear attack her because she was injured . hopefully they find her soon . I don’t have a good feeling this is going to end with her alive but there is always hope !
If she was injured/immobilized, would she have to deal with coyotes overnight?i live in washington and grizzlies are very very rare . there are black bears though and mountain lions forsure . although they are rare grizzly bears and wolves are still up there but in very very small numbers and in the more rugged terrain , not likely but not totally impossible . I have a feeling she was injured pretty badly and sadly either is dead from hypothermia , dehydration or her injury . She also could have had a predator such as a mountain lion and even black bear attack her because she was injured . hopefully they find her soon . I don’t have a good feeling this is going to end with her alive but there is always hope !
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I was thinking about packs of predators. I don't want to think of them, but where I am from at night you can hear them and large groups do attack farm animals and such. I think they could be fought away though, by someone with advanced survival skills.Coyotes don’t tend to attack people unless provoked, but I don’t know if this changes if someone is injured. Generally, humans are too big for them.
That being said, I think that the bigger problem may be if she has passed away (and I hate to think this way) that she had been exposed to scavengers. There is a book called No Stone Unturned, and in there the scientists from NecroSearch International discuss how far scavenges can drag remains. If Sam happened to be injured on day one and passed away shortly there after, it’s possible that her remains might be miles from where she passed.
I hope this isn’t the case and she is just tucked away somewhere with a ton of berries and snow.