Naked man lost for four days before found by hunter (VIDEO)
A man wandered four four days in the wooded countryside surrounding  Chattahoochee Hills, Ga., until a hunter found him on his property completely naked.
He claims to have been beaten and robbed of literally everything on him at the 2014 TomorrowWorld event, an electronic music festival that wrapped up days earlier, then ditched in the woods by the assailants.
“I showed up to my stand to bow hunt on Thursday October the 2nd and hear someone yell,” said hunter Casey Sanders. “I looked down to find a man standing in the creek holding a walking stick with not a stitch of clothing on him.”
The wanderer was looking for food and water and when he found the creek, he stuck to it hoping to follow it to civilization.
After some awkward back-and-forth, the hunter eventually helped the guy out.
While some people are calling it a hoax, this doesn’t seem totally unbelievable, either. And it delivers an important point: you can’t predict what you might encounter in the field, so pack wisely. You never know how valuable a bandanna and some cordage can be until you find yourself without.
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