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Today Ed Wallace We also speak to Dave Rader and Twila Sisco about EquuSearch Midwest and their involvement in assistance to aide in the search for Dylan Rounds!

The boots of a young man missing for nearly two weeks have been found behind a dirt pile on his property but there’s still no sign of 19-year-old Dylan Rounds.

Dylan Rounds began farming grain a few years ago in the desert town of Lucin, Utah near the Utah-Nevada border. He lives by himself in a camp trailer on a remote piece of land and family members last heard from him when he called his grandmother the morning of Saturday, May 28.

“He said he couldn’t talk. He had to get his grain truck in the shed because he had seed in it,” Candice Cooley, Rounds’ mother, tells Nate Eaton “He was planting and he couldn’t get his seed wet.”

Nobody heard from Dylan Rounds over the weekend and by Monday, May 30, his family became concerned and went to the farm. They called police and Box Elder County Search and Rescue when Rounds was not there.

“Within the first hour and a half, they found his boots. From where his grain truck was parked, his boots were about 100 yards south behind a pile of dirt just casually tossed out,” Cooley says.

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