The bad word filter is switched on pretty high, isn't it? Pdonkey???! Pa.s.s Anyway, to answer my own question, I've since seen a recording of the talk Walton gave to the International Scientific and Metaphysical Symposium in Australia in 2003. He names and shows pictures of all seven guys and says a little about them and their reactions to the incident. One man, whom he never names, apparently refused to leave his home after dark for years afterward and has refused to talk about what happened to this day. And Walton says not all of the men went back to the woods to search. Even though Alan Dalis has been accused of being the most frightened of all of the men the night it happened, he was one of the men who went back to look the next day and the man who accused him of being so scared has never gone back. Interesting talk. If you can find a recording of it, it's worthwhile to give it a look. There's nothing like hearing the story directly from the man to whom it happened.
Very funny moment at the end of the talk when Walton is asked why did he think he was taken, what was the cause of him being taken. He replies that over the years people have tried to tell him they - the aliens - had it planned and they were waiting for the men, but he prefers to think it happened beause he was dumb enough to get out of the truck and get too close. If he had it to do over again, he would stay in the truck.