MISSING MINER

does not sound good :o

allot of time gone by :(
 

anybody here on tnet know walter steever
 

One night of exposure under somewhat better conditions was no fun. My prayers are in for Walter and his wife....................63bkpkr
 

That's some rugged country up there...hoping he's holed up
somewhere and just waiting to be found. They don't say
in the article if they've been to his claim yet.

Prayers for his safety, and comfort for the family.
 

hope for a safe return
always been my worry out alone with slippery rocks along the river banks
 

Ugggggh,so sorry to hear that.Prayers to his family,can happen to any of us at any time.Would like to hear details so as to possibly prevent it from happening again....if it was an accident!
 

There are no words that will do. I have lost many people that I love. To loose a fellow miner is a serious thing for us. We all have stories of near misses and close calls. Most of us guys share stories like that with pride. We wear those experiences like badges of honor. We share our scars and bruises with each other because we understand. There is no one among us that does not feel loss at this mans passing. I never met the man, nor ever even heard the name, but I know the love of the hunt. I know the hardships and the fantastic highs. I will not say "at least he died doing what he loved". That wont do. I will say, I heard them streets are made of gold! Leave some for the rest of us!
From the bottom of my heart,
Rest in peace brother.

Chris
 

Thanks Hefty...not that its any better,just glad it wasnt foul play.......desperate meth heads are rampant
 

I slip almost everytime out. I usually go alone. Take care out there guys. RIP brother.
 

Prayers for his family, god speed to him.... on his final journey
 

It is painful for those who knew him best, a loss to the heart and soul, final words that were never said, love that can not be shared and my heart felt feelings go out to his family. He is in the last great adventure now. Gods Speed.
 

Poor guy and especially my heart goes out to those around him. Sounds like it could have been any of us...just one slip where you fall the wrong way...and I go out alone frequently. Don't let my wife see this!
 

Yet another example of why you need to make sure that you have some kind of communications out in the field and do regular check-ins. Condolences to the friends and family of our fallen brother miner.
 

Very unfortunate.
Be safe everyone,

going to double check the old first aid kit, emergency blanket, etc.
 

Yet another example of why you need to make sure that you have some kind of communications out in the field and do regular check-ins. Condolences to the friends and family of our fallen brother miner.

I use the SPOT satillite device now, so the wife knows im ok...even sends a text to her phone...works great.
 

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