Daring Rescue: 62-Year-Old Falls Ice Climbing In Upstate New York (Photos)
We've got photos you need to see to believe. A 62-year-old man was rescued after he fell nearly 40 feet ice climbing in the Hudson Valley.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently rescued a man who fell about 35 feet ice climbing in the upper Hudson Valley. The rescue was highlighted in a recent DEC Forest Rangers – Week in Review.
The New York State DEC also recently arrested a man who shot himself while trying to hunt deer in Upstate New York. The hunter spent five days in Albany Medical Center. CLICK HERE to find out what happened.
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62-Year-Old Falls Ice Climbing In Upper Hudson Valley, Condition Not Released
The New York State DEC did not release the man's injuries or condition.
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"To be able to provide critical care like this to a patient who needs it, at the site of their emergency is a great reminder of why we all do what we do," Greene County Paramedics wrote on Facebook.
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