Called the "Owl Panel" for its two signature owl drawings, a wide variety of other shapes populate this panel in Nine Mile Canyon. Several of the animals are obviously bighorn sheep, but there is also a bison (upper left) and a snake (lower right). The human figures seem to be a combination of trapezoidal Fremont era shapes and Ute. One interesting shape of unclear meaning is found above the human with large hands (center); the shape is reminiscent of an unfinished Fremont era human trunk but what is above it? A headdress? This is one of the more interesting petroglyph panels in the canyon.