A lost warrior relied on his military qualifications to live over in the frigid , Colorado , hills, rescuers said.
The group he was hunting with had n’t seen him since about midday , Thursday, Nov. 21, and called rescuers at about , 7: 40 p. m.  , for help finding him,  , Grand County Search and Rescue , said on Facebook.
A group of volunteers set out to find the ranger in an region between , Sheep Mountain , and South Corral Peak. Next after investigating, the firm paged out the whole team to the place to search for the missing warrior.
Photos show snow-covered surface across the region.
The hunter did n’t have the necessary equipment for an overnight trip in the frigid wilderness, the agency said. Seventeen firefighters searched repeatedly immediately, then the , Colorado Search and Rescue Association  , called in a subsequent staff from several other companies, authorities said.
Another warrior had found the missing warrior by , 12: 20 p. m. Friday, Nov. 22, authorities said.
” While he was cold and hungry, he was okay”, firefighters said.
He was escorted back to the campground by the firefighters who had just given him an injury or illness checkup.
The warrior “had been able to construct himself a comfortable place to sleep at night and was attempting to start a fire with his binoculars,” according to officials.
Firefighters reminded all mountains people to “always bring the 10 elements ( including food, water, shelter, and fire example )”, authorities said.
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