Crews work to find hazard trees as Cedar Creek Fire burns
"They're out there, and you don't see them right away, so you have to look real hard to find 'em," T.D. Woodruff, a professional tree faller said.
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"They're out there, and you don't see them right away, so you have to look real hard to find 'em," T.D. Woodruff, a professional tree faller said.
No injuries have been recorded and no property damage occurred other than railroad ties.
The cause of the fire is under investigation, but evidence points to a likelihood of a natural occurrence combined with extreme temperatures and high winds.
A passerby called authorities to the scene at around 5:45 a.m. Friday after spotting the man near the creek's edge, with this bike lying nearby, officials said.
A viewer tells 2 News the fire is located in Hazen, east of Fernley.