Donald Edward Wynacht, 22, disappeared during a hunting trip north of Sudbury, Ontario, on November 2, 1966. He was with two friends hunting along hydro pole lines in Kitchener Township, about 20 miles north of Gauthiers Corners on Highway 69, when a sudden snowstorm reduced visibility and the three became separated. Donald never rejoined his companions.

At the time he went missing he wore a red and black checked heavy doe skin sweater, green army-style pants, a red cap, and insulated rubber boots, and was carrying a British .303 Lee-Enfield rifle. He had brown hair and a scar from an appendectomy on his right abdomen. A search that began November 5, 1966, involved a police cruiser, 35 citizens, and two aircraft; after ten days the search ended on November 15 with no trace found.

If anyone has information about Donald’s movements that day or remembers the area around the pole lines, please come forward.