Two men who set off on a mushroom picking trip on Sunday, September 22, have now been missing for five days.
Michael (Devlin) Sabo, 23, and Ike Murray, 26, were picking mushrooms in the area of Lorne Creek along the Skeena River.
Search and Rescue volunteers have been searching the area since first light on morning of Monday morning, and the RCMP and some local helicopter companies have provided the use of their helicopters for the search as well.
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However, there has been no sign of the two men.
If you would like to volunteer in the search for Devlin and Ike contact Search and Rescue at (250 )635-4669 and leave a message. You can also go to the Search and Rescue Hall located at 4524 Greig Ave Friday morning at 8 a.m.
An elderly Burnaby man is also missing after going mushroom picking near Nakusp.
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