A hunter stranded in the wilderness with a badly broken leg was about to kill himself but instead found the strength to crawl for four days to safety.
John Sain, 50, said love for his wife and two kids kept him going through the horrific ordeal.
"The main reason I fought to get out was for my family and by the grace of God," Sain told local paper, the Press-Enterprise. "That was the fuel that got me out of there."
Sain, a lifelong hunter from Montana, had gone bow hunting alone in the Salmon-Challis National Forest in Idaho.
After tracking an elk deep into the woods his foot slipped between two logs, snapping both bones of his right leg and leaving his foot pointing "up to my ribcage".