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30-40 miles, come on. I don't think so. No Water, no food, average pace 3 miles an hour, rough terrain.
Something has been overstated...
He had his Cheeto's. The TV adds makes it look like you can go forever on Cheeto's. Maybe there was some truth in the advertising :) Not.
Trenton was one lucky kid. Or as a Friend once told me: "Luck is God giving you an even break".
Buddy System. Buddy System. Buddy System.
The distance? Very possible since he had water, trails, (Cheetos!),and probably wasn't loaded down like a paratrooper. It depends on modivation; who you are trying to catch up with, or who is trying to catch up with you.
recent reports of black bears sighted in Eastern Utah, I'm glad nothing harmful happened...
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