How Many Gemsbok?

This untrained eye sees 7.
 
I say six, the two together in the middle nearly got me! Expand the thumbnail if you want to see them circled on the photo

Thanks for the suggestion. I could only find 5 and was thinking you all were just seeing 5 and guessing that one more must be there. I bet there still are more, but at least now I see the 6.
 
I'm seeing 6
 
OK I zoomed it to 400%....I only see 6
 
:DDang I only saw five, but they don't have antlers.
I have found gemsbok to be very tough and hard to kill, compared to other antelopes. Maybe just poor shot placement on my part.
 
Talk about a test.
Good practice.

I think there are 7.
 
I think there are 9, but 2 of them are on the other side of that hill.
 
My vote is for seven...
 
I definitely see 6 Gemsbok, but could be convinced that there a couple more hidden behind the trees.

I get to do this for real in about 10 1/2 weeks when I go back to the Kalahari in search of my Super Cow.

Yes, I am stoked!
 
I see 6. 5 are pretty clear and 1 seems hidden behind the tree to left. If you look close you can see some feet.
 
Am I the only one who found Waldo?
 
I thought five, and what I thought was six could be mistaken for a boulder, on the right above the AH logo. These are the situations where I wait for my PH to point out the monster and all the others disappear :)
EDIT: I saw the sixth... ;)
 

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