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Hey all, I recently came across the case of James John Neckoway, the Indigenous man who went missing back in 1980 on a hunting and fishing trip. It's really baffling that after all these years, there's still no trace of him. I was wondering if anyone here has any information about the geology or geography of the Limestone and Nelson Rivers—especially during that time of year. I can't shake the feeling that understanding the lay of the land might provide some hidden insights into what happened. Could there have been any unusual weather patterns or water currents that might have affected the search efforts back then? We all know how the wilderness can be both mesmerizing and merciless, but I'm curious if there are any details about the environment that might have been overlooked or forgotten over the years. Any locals or history buffs here who can shed some light?
