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Wyoming rancher pinned under ATV for 2 days survived on beer and water

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YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, WY - SEPTEMBER 24, 2014: A bison grazes on grasses in the Hayden Valley section of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. (Photo by Robert Alexander/Getty Images) A Wyoming rancher was pinned under an ATV for two days after a rollover crash — and survived the ordeal by drinking bottled water and beer.Frank Reynolds, 53, was rounding up livestock on a neighbor’s pasture when his vehicle tipped over on top of him Sunday, dislocating his shoulder and breaking his ribs, according to the Gillette News Record."It was scary as hell, is what it was," Reynolds told the newspaper from his hospital bed Wednesday.Reynolds said he honked the ATV’s horn until the battery died, but no one was in earshot in the remote area outside.

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