Escaped inmate from Carlin Camp has 'convict' tattooed on face

Two inmates were reported missing from the Carlin Conservation Camp in eastern Nevada early Wednesday.

But one of them shouldn't be too hard to spot: He has the word "convict" tattooed on his face.

Erik Houser, 28, and Lee Duckett, 23, walked away from the camp sometime during the night and were confirmed missing at 7 a.m. Wednesday.

Houser, 5 foot, 10 inches, 170 lbs., was serving up to 72 months for possession of a stolen vehicle and possession of a firearm by an ex-felon out of Washoe County.

He too has numerous tattoos covering both arms, his chest and left leg. His tattoos include the word "convict" on his upper face, a teardrop and "ING" by his left eye and the word "guilty" on his neck.

Duckett, who is 5 foot, 7 inches, 145 lbs., was serving a 48-month sentence for possession of stolen property out of Washoe County. He has several tattoos including "FTW," a skull with a patch a star and a tribal design on his left arm, a mushroom on his left arm and "white pride" on his right leg.

Both are Caucasian with brown hair.

Prison officials said the two may have stolen a 1992 Ford F-150 pickup, which was reported missing in the area. The truck is gray with the license 938RSE.