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This was too cool not to share with all of you. Wonderful to witness.

The the pics are up here http://www.facebook.com/JonBaileyArts
the videos are below

Insane!

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Whatever, i thought i'd be a good addition here because there aren't a whole lot of steady rock art enthusiasts. I can see why there aren't any. I am surprised anyone is here.
Go ahead, enjoy your...

Totally! I have nothing against one on one trading, but if you can view this forum so can some idiot with spray paint. I don't think most Bogley members realize the consequences of their actions.

Ochre Alcove, and plenty of sites from Michael Kelsey books have been vandalized right after he published them, and many were remote. Following directions and a map is a hell of a lot harder than...

You've got to protect against vandalism. Everything you give out, everything you ever post the locations to if it ever gets ruined it is all on your back. Ruined for everyone, and no one can enjoy it...

I'll start this off with a unique Northern Swell Style Fremont petroglyph site.

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I have explored many washes, canyons and boulder fields looking for rock art. At this time i have personally visited around two hundred sites located in the boundaries of the San Rafael Swell, and...

Hmm. I have hiked both sides of Rochester Wash, and the east side of the muddy creek, but never saw that horned anthropomorph.
I have explored the entire western section of the molen reef that...

Looks like it was mudded and/or sanded to make a suitable surface for the pictographs. It looks like natural fading otherwise.

Didn't think of that. The Anasazi isn't my best field.

Since they are away from a ruin it was probably for ceremonious reasons. The Anasazi are known for smashing and breaking pots into sherds during these occasions. They did this near and away from...

I have a very general location, but nothing close enough to find it.

Spanish, definitely Spanish. It appears as if they stylized the body of the horse like Navajo horses, but the eyes, ears, and legs are definitely not Navajo. As for Oldno7's petroglyphs they appear...

I know you haven't. I was just saying good luck on the search.

Yeah sorry! Good luck in the search though.

A balanced rock on top of a really steep crumbly incline. It's one of many interesting formations and one of three balanced rocks on top of that plateau. This is the one i found most interesting out...

I've posted these elsewhere, but wanted them here as well.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5042/5257572677_2676630987.jpg

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5128/5274740612_e8e2310447.jpg


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Thanks! Everyone can view a lot more of my rock art photographs on my Flickr Photostream
which i have been adding photos to often throughout the last three years.

Moab Day 1 & 2
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Snake in Mouth B.C.S Panel
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Fremont Anthropomorphs
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Intestine Man
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Potash Bear
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These are just late 2010, i also have a bunch of San Rafael Swell trips, moab days one and two, two visits to calf creek falls, McDonald Creek Colorado, Bookcliffs Rock Art, and Capitol Reef. I will...

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Espalande styled pictographs in small alcoves overlooking a canyon.

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The Juggler Petroglyph Panel photographed at night. The three foot tall anthropomorph is surrounded by several concentric circles which he appears to be juggling thus being...

Seems like i read in a book somewhere (Castleton?) that there was another boulder on Stansbury with art, but was stolen and placed on campus at BYU.

I have visited the MK tunnels since they closed the mine off. The main entrance was sealed with metal grate and it seems as if the top shafts were sealed off completely or filled in with dirt.

Nice! All of these are on my "too see list". Here in the Swell we really don't have many kokopelli petroglyphs- much more in the moab area. Thanks for the pics!