Brian Perri found

Not behind this tree
Near Mount Meeker.  So he sent us a final clue, and it was apparently a national park ranger who found the body.  Near Mount Meeker.  The tree stripes were a red herring.  He was found near Mount Meeker.  The lesson here is, when you hike alone, take a photograph and send it to friends and family just before you get lost.  Oh, wait, Brian Perri did.  The volunteers searching for him just ignored the message, and had him bushwacking 14 miles back to his vehicle.  How to locate missing things:  Go to the place where the item was last seen, and expand the search radius outward.  Next time, when you hear hoof beats, think Meeker.

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