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As seen on an early morning approach hike. Low Horn 1 is hidden behind Gertch on the left, 3 is a tiny sharp peak hanging off of 2, 5 is a trifurcated peak with three summits and 6 is the southernmost of the low horns (immediately north of the spire).
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Lee Davis' update to Dick Ingraham's guide
All of the horns in view on our approach hike 9/22/12. Left to right: Razorback, Spire, Spike, LH6, LH5 (5d, 5c, 5b, 5a), LH4, LH3, LH2, LH1, and the saddle above Big Windy Canyon.
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Robert Cort
Nov 6, 2010
“As seen on an early morning approach hike. Low Horn 1 is hidden behind Gertch on the left, 3 is a tiny sharp peak hanging off of 2, 5 is a trifurcated peak with three summits and 6 is the southernmost of the low horns (immediately north of the spire).”  

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Lee Davis' update to Dick Ingraham's guide
As seen on an early morning approach hike. Low Horn 1 is hidden behind Gertch on the left, 3 is a tiny sharp peak hanging off of 2, 5 is a trifurcated peak with three summits and 6 is the southernmost of the low horns (immediately north of the spire).
All of the horns in view on our approach hike 9/22/12. Left to right: Razorback, Spire, Spike, LH6, LH5 (5d, 5c, 5b, 5a), LH4, LH3, LH2, LH1, and the saddle above Big Windy Canyon.
Low Horn #5 in center, as viewed from the Pine Tree trail (east side). All six Low Horns are visible in this photo, #1 on the extreme right.