Waterloo Regional Police say the body of 24-year-old Andreas Pfenning has been found after a three-day search effort in the Nith River.
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Pfenning left his home in Wilmot Township near Kitchener Monday afternoon to go hunting and never returned.
Police said on Tuesday they had reason to believe that Pfenning fell into the Nith River and drowned.
-with files from Matt Carty.
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