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[John Dirks Jr]

This is in a field near where I live. There's the state flag in the middle, a bird, a tractor and a combine. I'm probably missing something too. I'll be inspecting one of the farm houses next week.

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[Erby]

They make a couple of those corn mazes around here every year for Halloween

[Jim Baird]

In our area last fall some people got lost in a corn maze and dialed 911! They had to be rescued.

[Phillip]

In our area last fall some people got lost in a corn maze and dialed 911! They had to be rescued.

Must been city folks.

[hoosier inspector]

The mazes on some farms won't be too difficult this year with 4' corn.

[kurt]

In our area last fall some people got lost in a corn maze and dialed 911! They had to be rescued.

Must been city folks.

This actually happens every year. Two years ago, a family spent hours lost in a cornfield. Night came, they panicked and set up a bivouac to ride it out. Only after the vendor discovered there were still people out there did a search party "rescue" them.

Unaware, apparently, that they could simply push through the corn in any direction to get out.

[gtblum]

In our area last fall some people got lost in a corn maze and dialed 911! They had to be rescued.

If that's the one I remember, I'm pretty sure it was a small maze and you could see the barn!

I thought the the same as Kurt. Pick a direction and go. Problem is, most folks panic in situations like that and even if they don't, tend to walk in big circles without knowing it.

I once ended up on my own snowshoe tracks twice while walking out of a piece I've hunted for years and know every square inch of, before I figured it out.

I can see how the stick family from the mini van window might end up eating corn for a few days.