One Bootprint on Shale Horn: The Plateau That Shouldn't Have Been Survived
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The wind had stripped the March plateau bare, and the only human trace found was a single, clean boot print at the rim of a basalt canyon - no trail in, no trail out. Why would a meticulous 44-year-old surveyor leave an ice axe in his truck and vanish for six days with only one bootprint to show for it?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from a 6:50 a.m. phone call to a neighbor through the arrival of search-and-rescue and the discovery on the Shale Horn plateau, asking how a man who tracked his hawk’s weight to the gram could disappear into re-frozen shale and leave so little evidence.
Person: Raymond Duncan
Date: March 7-13 (phone called March 7; search began March 10; boot print found six days after disappearance)
Location: Shale Horn plateau, Deschutes National Forest, forty miles northeast of Garvey, Oregon
Status: Missing at time of initial search; single boot print found
SAR Coordinator: Jean Hill
- Raymond Duncan was 44 years old and lived alone in Garvey, Oregon.
- He called neighbor Bev at 6:50 a.m. on Friday, March 7, saying his hawk Cass needed feeding between 7:00 and 7:30.
- His gray truck was found locked at the Shale Horn trailhead with a USGS topo map on the passenger seat and an ice axe in the truck bed.
- Search-and-rescue arrived Monday, March 10, with nine volunteers, a dog handler with two tracking dogs, and a Forest Service liaison.
- A single boot print was found less than 100 yards from the north rim on a plateau where wind and crusted ground left almost no other impressions.
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