DarkestHour2019
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I read that as well, I believe q101 news in Merritt. Lack of tracks if I recall.When was “trailering in” ruled out?
I read that as well, I believe q101 news in Merritt. Lack of tracks if I recall.When was “trailering in” ruled out?
There are lots of cougars in Merritt and because it’s cold they look hungry, however no signs of a cougar attacked.Cattle can spook, but it is usually caused by something they are not used to. For example, I check fences on horseback or four wheeler, so our cattle are used to both those things. I also use the four wheeler to take feed out to them, so they associate the sound of the four wheeler with getting fed. They are also used to seeing a large tractor that we use to move round bales to them.
These are things they see daily. Now, if you were to drive a large truck through the area, that might spook them because it is not something they see regularly, the noise it makes is not the same, etc.
Another thing that affects the level of spookiness in a herd of cattle is the way they are handled and worked. If you are calm and gentle on how you handle them, they stay calm. Most people who work with cattle regularly know this.
Could a wild animal spook them? Certainly, particularly if it was an attack of some sort. BUT, there would most likely be evidence of some sort of attack- animals with injuries, dead animals, blood, hair, etc.
We see coyotes here regularly, and yet we have never has any cattle attacked on any of the farms in our immediate area. We do have bears and bobcats here as well, and have had no issues with them and cattle. We have neighbors who claim to have seen evidence of large cats, but no one has ever captured hard evidence of them here.
Yes a Dean Morrison.For those that live in the area, or have similar properties, ranches near wilderness etc. Have you ever heard of someone disappearing for this long? No trace at all?
True.Smiley face Killings are generally young men college-age, out drinking with friends, get separated, and up and water. Don’t think it applies here
Exactly he did what he loved to do, correct ?I know absolutely nothing about the cowboy way of life, but I would believe someone getting to do what they absolutely love for a living...I would think that would inspire the absolute opposite of depression. jmo
And in the Merritt area you can visit a different lake a day for a year, so lots of lakes, frozen however.Not found in water so probably not smiley face killer. IMO.
Well, not really found, so who knows?
I know absolutely nothing about the cowboy way of life, but I would believe someone getting to do what they absolutely love for a living...I would think that would inspire the absolute opposite of depression. jmo
He was seperated from his horse as well as his dog(s), not sure if that counts, but very ominous.Smiley face Killings are generally young men college-age, out drinking with friends, get separated, and up and water. Don’t think it applies here
If there was a smiley face near or around where his horse was found, I think I would vomit.Smiley face Killings are generally young men college-age, out drinking with friends, get separated, and up and water. Don’t think it applies here
True, today was -25 Celsius. If you know Merritt, between the old highway and the new highway bringing you to Kamloops, there is not too many places to hide, mostly grazing lands, flat etc. I live about 10 minutes away, they did a very good search, where they think he would’ve went.
That was only a suspicion and was never confirmed. It appears they no longer believe it to be the case.
For those that live in the area, or have similar properties, ranches near wilderness etc. Have you ever heard of someone disappearing for this long? No trace at all?
In all the searching, did they locate the missing cattle he would have been hunting?
ETA - In other words, have they found the area he was searching in yet?
That is really alarming. I just don't picture this man abandoning his horse for whatever reason- disappearing on his own or self harm.I have not yet seen this particular article listed here. I'm sure some of you have read this already, but I'll share it here for those who haven't. Of note is the comments by a NR employee, who mentions their standard protocol when heading out for a ride, and states "They're just devastated".
"That's the real problem, we don't know how his horse got to the location where they believe Tyner disappeared. That's also the problem, we just don't know what to say, it's a mystery. All of us are just beyond... we don't know what happened to him. It's the strangest thing."
"One thing the ranch knows for sure is that Tyner was very safety conscious but what he did was very out of character."
"Our people never go out alone and if they do we use a 'call in' procedure."
Mystery of missing cowboy - BC News
I have only read MSM reports (quoting LE) that he was seen Saturday evening, and that narrowed down the time frame. Never has anyone said where he was last seen or by whom.That is really alarming. I just don't picture this man abandoning his horse for whatever reason- disappearing on his own or self harm.
So he didn't tell anyone at the ranch of his plans- big red flag there for me. I just wonder where exactly he went missing from. Did anyone actually see him that morning at the ranch, or was his last time being officially seen when he went out the night before?
I have only read MSM reports (quoting LE) that he was seen Saturday evening, and that narrowed down the time frame. Never has anyone said where he was last seen or by whom.
Thanks- you know, I meant to ask this question and it just slipped my mind when I posted something else, hah- I blame old age.I have only read MSM reports (quoting LE) that he was seen Saturday evening, and that narrowed down the time frame. Never has anyone said where he was last seen or by whom.