William Morgan was 67 when he left a cabin about 7.5 miles north of Arcola, Saskatchewan, on the morning of October 28, 1968, to go deer hunting on foot. He had no vehicle and was described as walking slowly and awkwardly. A 30-30 rifle was missing from the cabin, indicating he was armed for the outing.

Extensive searches of the surrounding terrain — dense forest, rolling hills and marshland near Moose Mountain Provincial Park — found no tracks, equipment or other sign of him. Distinguishing features listed in his profile include a tattoo of a blue flag and an eagle on his left forearm and possibly one or two gold teeth.

The case remains an open, active missing persons investigation and his profile is still listed in missing persons databases. Did anyone in the Arcola or Moose Mountain area know William Morgan’s routines or remember seeing him the day he vanished?