Clue #1: No white horse hidding in this photo.   :-)

Tina,

He or she was on the run in this photo.   You can only spot a small portion of the body between brushes in this one.   Everyone will get a better chance to guess with the second photo.  :)

Michael,

Your mind is playing tricks on you.  No animal on the bottom left of this photo.  Attention should be towards the higher up sage brushes.  :)

Alan,

Not a tortoise.  He or she was faster than a tortoise.  

Michelle,

I am not working for the optometrists in America.   Lol

The second photo which I will post in the next 2 hours, should hopefully show you that you do not need glasses.

Donna,

Way to go with the set of two ears!   But, it is no deer, dear.  :)

Donna,

Your second comment suggests that you are looking too high in the picture.

Alan,

The second photo will hopefully help.  

Clue #2: It is a very cute animal!

Mary,

No bluffing and no poker face!

Jane,

We are just getting started.  It will get much more fun with the second photo.  Stay tuned!!!

Dee,

I will have to check this "Cuthtroat Suzie".  I will make sure to visit the right post this weekend.  

Not at the top of this picture.  I think I have an idea of where you are thinking there is an animal but no, not there.

Marc,

Not a birdie.  No sasquatch here either!  Never seen a sasquatch nor Saskatchewan!  :)

Clue #3: It is a 4-legged animal

OK, I see we have 10 comments although I wished everyone entered a guess.  It makes it more fun to see what people see or imagine to see.  :)

Here is photo #2:

The animal has moved a few feet from its first location (in first photo) and is now in a different location but more visible.  Do you see it now?

If you do see it just say you do in a comment below and your reaction after seeing it (I expect you should most likely be smiling if you did).  Please don't give it away to all those that will come see this post after you and in the next 24 hours.  I never deleted any comment before on AR but if you give the answer away in a comment before I post the correct answer around this time tomorrow, I will delete it. 

How can you tell me what it is without posting it in your comment, by sending me an email at Gerry@RedLodgeLand.com . I will reply by Yes or No, to let you know as soon as I see your email.

I will post the right answer around this time tomorrow (5:30PM Mountain Time, Saturday) and add in a comment at the end of this post , everyone's email content that I received.  Yes, I will congratulate all those who got it right within this post after the reveal!  :)

Mary,

That is an excellent guess.  Jester likes to hide and play around the sage bushes but he is not the one hidding in the two photos above.  I do have a photo to be posted in the near future where he will be the one hiding but don't say I told you so.  :)

Mary,

Isn't he or she pretty?  I bet you do see the animal but send me an email if you want to get recognized when I do the reveal tomorrow.  I don't think I will need to privide any more clues for people to find him/her.   :)

Donna,

I responded to your email.  You are looking at the right place but we are still waiting on a correct guess. :)

Nancy,

Thanks for playing. We are looking for an animal in the sages brushes (as per the title of this post).  The only photos I have taken of  the mountain lions are the ones that reside at Beartooth Nature Center.  I will find the links and post them here in the next 24 hours for those interested.  SHould I add more clues?  I am starting to believe that I may have two photo posts/guessing games in a row on AR where no one gets the right answer.  I am hoping someone will email me the right answer soon!  LOL

Dee,

Please email me your guess (click on email link under my second photo).  I have received two emails but no correct answer yet.  You may be the first one to guess correctly if you do tell me your answer via email.  :)

I have at least two more but I will try to one (perhaps two) max per week.  I am sure I will find other photo opportunities to take photos that will qualify as guessing games here on AR.

Al and Peggy,

Thanks for coming and visiting this post.  There is only one animal (same animal) to be found on the two above two photos.  :)

Update:

I have received 6 emails so far from 3 different members and no one has gotten the correct answer.  You can enter as many guesses as you want via email (one guess per email please).  I thought it would be easy once people figured out where the animal was but I was wrong.   Despite knowing where the animal is in the photo, no one seems to identify it properly.  About 5 and a half hours left before the reveal!   Someone please give me the correct answer!  :)

Update:

Donna Harris is the first person to come up with the correct answer.  She got it right with her third guess. 

I hope to get more right answers via email before the reveal.

Update:

Marc Swartz is the second person to get it right. Also on the third guess.

Donna had it in her first email but 3 animals/options were mentioned.   Yes, I made her choose one at a time till she got it right.  :)

Marchel,

Everyone was thinking wild animal and a part brown part white cat behind a sage brush in the wild could surely be mistaken for a fox.  :) 

Thank you to everyone that participated!

For the detailed answer post. click on the following link: Hidden Animal in the Sage Brushes - The Big Reveal!!!

Brenda,

Please check the link just above your comment to see if you got it right.   Thanks.