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Rock throwing Custer County Clear all
June 2013 Stanley, Custer County, Idaho Class B #56257

River rafter has rocks thrown toward him while hiking near Sheepeater Hot Springs

The witness was hiking alone along a river trail toward a hot springs to rejoin the group. Two rocks landed close in front of him in succession, but he did not see what threw them. He first suspected companions ahead on the hillside, but they denied throwing anything when he arrived. He reported a strange, eerie feeling during the incident.

Rock throwing
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