MUSTANGS of our WILD WEST October 2017 

Oh my. Thank you, I am glad I read this. Freedom lost, lives changed and lost. Powerful. These families need to remain. 🌸

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This is in the Steens Mountains of Oregon. I love Red Vogue.

Here, here. I entirely agree. A beautiful video.

2nd the motion! This is exactly what I wanted to see.

Ross

John Stewart incredible horse!

Helen Jennings 4

look at the horses not inbred mustangs allbullshit mustangs think all different all no is servival pateny an trust to be build first mabeny you get good horse read your horse not 1 the same

Hi Vonna, Glad you asked bc just today I heard that both Chokotay and Atlas are at Carson City Correctional Center in NV and both are available as SA (sales authority) to find out about them contact Wild Horse & Burro Specialist John Axtell. 👍 1 jaxtell @ blm.gov

Thank you! And absolutely, bc it shows that wild horses are loved all over the world. Nevada is pretty awesome. :)

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Every couple months, sometimes each month... 3-6 days each time.

I don't do people photography, just wild critters.. and the wilder the better :) I have an album in photos in my facebook fb page "Mustang Meg", and my biography. Feel free to roam through. facebook.com/pg/mustangmeg1/photos/?tab=album&album_id=10152602337608956

Yes, most of those seen here are still on the South Steens.

@@MustangMeg thank-G. blessings' ♡

Yes, never feed them, the range takes good care of them. And if you adopt one, very slowly transition feed, beginning with dry grass hay.

Hi Laura, glad you asked. Oregon has about 17 different herd areas, and we apply "rangenames" to the South Steens to help track/identify & learn mustang behavior and understand better their complex societies. To learn about specific the mustangs, we've assigned range names rather than numbers. I work with about a dozen regular photographers and we often communicate and document them on fb page South Steens Wild Horses where mustangs have their own albums we all contribute to and learn year to year what each one... or what bands are up to. On other HMAs, we really don't apply names... sometimes a standout may end up "earning" a nickname for ease of communication among photographers, but typically, we are concentrating on this one particular herd management area. To learn more about the South Steens wild horses, visit our page and roam through the albums: facebook.com/SouthSteensWildHorses/ Thanks for the great question!