A missing hunter has been found dead in northern Saskatchewan, and the search continues for a second. Black Lake RCMP were notified of the two missing hunters on Oct. 18, when they didn’t return from a trip as expected. Community members began to search for the two missing men. The RCMP was then notified of a man found dead near an empty boat in the water south of Black Lake. It’s been determined that he was one of the missing hunters, and his family has been notified. His death isn’t believed to be suspicious in nature. The Saskatchewan Coroners Service will work to determine a cause of death. The search continues for the second missing hunter in a remote location south of Black Lake. Several groups are taking part in the search, including Prince Albert Grand Council Search and Rescue, and Saskatchewan RCMP’s Black Lake detachment with assistance from drones and air services. Black Lake is located about 800 kilometres north of Saskatoon.
