now you see them, now you don't

[Jason in Bama]

7-5-6

[Ian johnson]

18 sheep

[JOKER]

I will let you know the #'s tomarrow! Some of you are doing well.  Steve

[Ga.boy]

7-6-7

[Dakota Kid]

19

[Terry Green]

Reminds me of TX Sweat 2007!!!

Cool!

[woodchucker]

Still 7-4-5..... (MAYBE 7-5-5) But, 7-4-5 that I'm sure of

[Claypipe]

7-5-5

[BKA]

7-5-5 for me.
Brian

[BillW]

7,6,6

[Golden Hawk]

I find 7,6,6.

[drewsbow]

7-5-6

[woodchucker]

Still lookin'..... 7-4-5

[Minuteman]

I picked out 17 I think.
Tough, they blend in so well!

[vermontrad]

7-5-6 'course they could be rocks! I bet you saw them a lot easier in person, least I hope so...

[JOKER]

Ok here you go, Their are 7+5+6 = 18 sheep. If you look close the 2 sheep on the left of the second photo are the same 2 sheep on the right of the third photo. These two photos can be put together for a panaramic view. It is verry hard to tell sheep from rocks without binoculars.

[woodchucker]

OK I don't feel THAT bad LOL

The one on the far left in the 2nd pic was the "maybe" I mentioned. I saw it but I just wasn't "sure"    :confused:

In the 3rd pic.....The top middle goat I TOTALY missed though  

Thanks for the fun My Friend!!!!!

[jonesy]

I saw 16 sheep without looking at answer, shoulda kept  post going a little longer.

[mmgrode]

17 for me

[mmgrode]

Oops, well at least I was close;)