Rescuers located the body of a 28-year-old Jackson Hole man buried in an avalanche Wednesday afternoon.

Wyoming Teton County Search and Rescue, Wyoming Department of Transportation and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort spent Thursday morning searching for the man after a suspended search on Wednesday night. At 11 a.m., a search dog alerted rescuers and shortly after the man’s body was dug out, according to a Teton County Search and Rescue news release.

“TCSAR extends its sincere condolences to the victim’s family and friends,” the news release read. “We are also grateful for the assistance from the different agencies involved in the effort, as well as the many offers for help from members of the community”

Following the avalanche Wednesday on Taylor Mountain, the man’s partner tried to locate him by an avalanche transceiver. Unable to locate the victim, they skied to the Coal Creek parking lot to make the call to first responders.

In their search, teams looked along the top, middle, and bottom of the slide path of the 10,352-foot mountain using avalanche beacons, probes and a drone. They located the man’s snowboard intact and not broken at the bottom of the slide.

The Teton County Search and Rescue also performed avalanche control on the mountain to prevent further slide activity.

“During these challenging times, TCSAR continues to urge backcountry users to be extra cautious in their decision-making,” the news release read.

Officials have not released the man’s name.