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By Katherine Langford
FOX 35 Orlando

A hunter who fell from a tree in a remote wooded area of Flagler County was rescued after emergency crews used cellphone technology and a rescue helicopter to locate him and bring him to safety.Cellphone technology helps pinpoint locationFlagler County Fire Rescue Chief Michael Tucker said the hunter suffered a serious foot injury in the fall and was unable to tell dispatchers exactly where he was."He had fallen from a tree," Tucker said.Dispatchers first used the hunter's cellphone to determine his approximate location."Then the telecommunicators begin to work through technology, identifying the lat and the long of where he's at based upon his cell phone," Tucker said.Rescue crews search dense woodsFinding the injured man remained challenging because he was surrounded by dense woods with few recognizable landmarks."When you get into this kind of environment, there are no frames of reference," Tucker said. "We have to begin to play that Sherlock Holmes, trying to figure out where they'
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