DeLEON SPRINGS, Fla. – A man was rescued early Wednesday after he climbed down a 30-foot well in Volusia County and couldn't get out, officials said.

The incident occurred in a wooded area off Grand Avenue south of DeLeon Springs. Three men, ages 18, 19 and 20, had mowed the lawn on the property previously and told Volusia County deputies they planned to return and climb into the well "for bragging rights," according to the incident report.

The 18-year-old become stuck at the bottom of the well and his friends tried to pull him out with a rope tied to an SUV, according to the report. His friends called 911 after being unable to free the 18-year-old from the well.

"You're going to get out, don't worry," one of the men can be heard telling their friend on the 911 call.

"He just said he wants to get "The F out of the hole,'" the 911 caller said of the man stuck in the well. "He's a little distressed."

A fire rescue technical team used ropes to reach the man, who was stuck in the well for about an hour.

"The person said he just wanted to go down to say he did it and, unfortunately, he didn't have the strength to get out of it." Volusia County Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Scott Smoak said.

[VIDEO: See rescue in tweet below | LISTEN: 911 call at bottom of story]

Early this morning, 3 young men were climbing into an old well, 35-40 feet deep, outside DeLand. The rope broke, 1 fell and was unable to get out. Thanks to a group effort with Volusia Fire, he was pulled out to safety. Rescue provided treatment on scene for minor abrasions. pic.twitter.com/JCAWBG7ytr — Volusia Sheriff (@VolusiaSheriff) October 31, 2018

The man suffered scrapes and scratches and was checked out by paramedics at the scene.

"Thanks to a group effort with Volusia Fire, he was pulled out to safety," the Sheriff's Office said.

"We are in Halloween and people do crazy things, pranks and all that kind of stuff." Smoak said.

Smoak said there are other wells in the area that need to be covered and properly sealed.

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