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Montana Teen Uses Lasso Skills to Rescue Man from Yellowstone River

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A 14-year-old boy named Jory Thomas saved a drowning man during a family camping trip in Montana. The incident occurred on the fast-moving Yellowstone River after a raft and paddleboard collided with a bridge pillar. One of the people involved was swept away downstream by the current. Jory used his rodeo lasso skills to rope the man on his very first throw, pulling him safely to shore. The rescue was completed before emergency responders could reach the scene.

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