Tyler Doyle search plagued by confusion as cops remove posts about missing duck hunter who fell from boat 13 days ago

THE hunt for missing duck hunter Tyler Doyle has continued Wednesday after local cops were forced to delete a Facebook post about belongings found washed ashore.

Dad-of-one Tyler, 22, vanished on January 26 after reportedly falling overboard in rough water near Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

On Thursday, his wife, Lakelyn Chestnut Doyle, shared a picture of the couple with the caption: “Don’t stop praying.”

She had earlier shared information about items initially believed to belong to Tyler and found in the hunt for the missing dad of one.

Waders and a wallet were found, according to Lakelyn’s post, The Myrtle Beach Online and local ABC affiliate WPDE reported.

That post appears to have since been removed from Facebook. It is not clear why.

A separate Facebook post by police in Surf City, North Carolina, said duck decoys were found near Sunset and Ocean Isle Beach.

But a spokesperson for the department told The U.S. Sun on Tuesday that they were forced to delete the post after it “became an outlet for people to argue about what may have happened.”

They added: “We have never located any items that may or may not belong to Mr. Doyle in or around our immediate area.”

The search for Tyler has stretched across multiple law enforcement and public safety agencies.