Search crews and volunteers met around 5:30 Friday morning to continue their search for Wesley Weaver.
By: WKRG Staff
Published: October 21, 2011 » Comments | Post a Comment JACKSON, Alabama --
The search continues today for a missing raccoon hunter.
19 year old Wesley Weaver of Jackson was last heard from around 11:00pm on Wednesday when he texted a friend, asking if he wanted to go raccoon hunting. The friend declined.
Weaver was reported missing early Thursday morning.
Searchers located Weaver's empty truck and his cell phone.
Friends and family of missing hunter camped out along railroad tracks in Clarke county on Thursday night.
Monroe county sheriff's deputies, Jackson police, Grove Hill police and Clarke County sheriff's deputies are all joining efforts in the search. They say Weaver must be hurt because there are railroad tracks or dirt roads within a half mile in any direction.
Search crews are focusing on the area of woods off Good Hope Road, which is a dirt road off Walker Springs Road, just northeast of Jackson.
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