Hiker Walked Shoeless to get Help for Two People Lost in Woods
One of the individuals was able to get help on Sunday after walking shoeless to a local residence in Maine.
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One of the individuals was able to get help on Sunday after walking shoeless to a local residence in Maine.
Two hikers who were unable to walk after a night in the woods in Steep Falls were located by a Maine Game Warden and his K9, Breezy.
Two hikers who were unable to walk after a night in the woods in Steep Falls were located by a Maine Game Warden and his K9, Breezy.
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife says 48-year-old Joseph Caroto of Limington and 55-year-old Stacey Gain of Baldwin were on a hike with another friend Saturday afternoon off of Mills Street in Steep Falls when they got turned around and could not find their way back.
The men were severely hypothermic and couldn't walk after getting lost while hiking Saturday and spending the night out in the woods, forcing rescuers to carry them out on litters.