Douglas Sherman
Staff
Evidently scorpions and turkeys ae part of the family.
Family Panel, Nine Mile Canyon, UT
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AlanLichty
Moderator
Certainly a diverse family 
I prefer mine without the scorpions......
I prefer mine without the scorpions......
Nice panel Doug
Leslie Hunter
Well-Known Member
This is great.
Douglas Sherman
Staff
I'll get back to you in a little bit.
Douglas Sherman
Staff
Get a copy of the book "Horned Snakes and Axel Grease. It will get you to all of the important petroglyphs in this spectacular canyon.
That is pretty amazing Doug. Nicely captured too.
Amy Nelson
Well-Known Member
Just amazing to stop and try and comprehend the time frame in which this was done.
Scoutmaster936
New Member
Hi Douglas,
I'm a 65 year old photographer living in Florida and heading out to 9 Mile Canyon next April hoping to photograph the Family Panel. The internet has not been easily forthcoming on the location. I think I finally have a good idea now, but I'd like to confirm. Would it be possible for you to email me at "jeffstamer@aol.com" and I'll tell you where I think it is? If you aren't comfortable with that, I understand, but a guy's gotta try!
I'm a 65 year old photographer living in Florida and heading out to 9 Mile Canyon next April hoping to photograph the Family Panel. The internet has not been easily forthcoming on the location. I think I finally have a good idea now, but I'd like to confirm. Would it be possible for you to email me at "jeffstamer@aol.com" and I'll tell you where I think it is? If you aren't comfortable with that, I understand, but a guy's gotta try!
Douglas Sherman
Staff
Hi Jeff,
The best thing you can have to locate panels in Nine Mile Canyon is the book : "Horned Snakes and Axel Gease." You can find it on Amazon. It gives you a road log to all of the important panels.
You can go to my website: pbase.com/dougsherman click on the "Rock Art and Ruins gallery and scroll down thirteen rows and you will see the Nine Mile Canyon gallery on the far right. Click on that and you will see some of the images I have captured in that canyon. The hardest one to find is the Coyote throwing the stars into the sky. It is high on a cliff at the stop marked for this site in the book.
Good luck. You will enjoy your time in this incredible canyon.
Doug
Scoutmaster936
New Member
Thanks for your help Doug. Much appreciated!