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SP 164-229 PN/dmn advised he was hunting at a point going b6 toward Sardine Foint, past the first dog-leg curve, which is b7C about a mile from this point, up to the second dog-leg, which is probably ahout two miles from this point on the Lemon Canyon Road. [noted that he went from the top portion be of this second doq-leg road down to the road below, which he bIC estimated to he mayhe 200-400 yards across. The parachute was located under a snag tree, about 18 inches in diameter, over the ton of another log, causing it to he ahout six inches off the ground. The parachute was under this nortion and had it have heen pushed back two feet further, would have been out of view. He also noted that these logs were about halfway hetween the upper road and the lower road or about_190-200 yards from each road, the upper and lover roads. [id advised he estimated he started down from the unper road to the lower road across this area about 200 vards south of the ecqe of the doq-leo or switchrack in the dirt road. The parachute, which is orange and white in color, has been furnished to the Pureau. The parachute, accordina tol] was all twisted up, as if to make a rope out of it, and then rolled um prior to heing nut under the log. He estimatec that there were approxi- mately seven panels and it apnears as if it had heen cut in half, indicatina the jumper may have gotten hunq up in a tree, further noted that from the upper portion b6 ; of this roac, he could Look down across the canyon to the lower b7C road, where he had his camper~-pickup parked by a culvert and , that is where he was heading at the time he found the parachute. We advised the area around the parachute was rocky, with very little timber and only a few windfalls. Me said approximately 30-50 feet from where he found the parachute, under the log, he located,[ ——Céidi tO MESS Ogee, ome being a yellow pine and the other a real bigq juniper tree, on the hill. He said in looking up the one tree, he noted that near the top, about 65 feet up, was evidence that a lLimh, approximately one and one half inches in diameter, had been broken off. Relow this, approximately 10 feet, he noted another limh, two and one half inches by ahout three inches, had heen broken off and helow this, ali the way down the tree, were other limbs that appeared to have been broken off. Ne said he could not DB Cooper-14016