Onaqui Wild Horses Stallions of Utah Running Wild Wonders of America Ep 21 by Karen King

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If you love to see wild horses running then this video is for you!
Here you will see the Onaqui wild mustang horses as they run free in the mountain range of Utah. Follow Karen as she spends five days with these magnificent wild horses and experiences their behavior first hand as they run to the waterhole. Watch the dynamics between the bachelor stallions, mares, foals and band stallions in the big herd of close to 200 wild horses. These larger herds are fast becoming a thing of the past in the western states to make room for more cattle and sheep grazing. We must be a voice for the wild horse if they are to remain free.

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@trex2283 16 дней назад

Thank you Karen, for being a mustang champion, they need to be protected as a national resource.

@mariahelenamonjardino4182 11 месяцев назад

I love to see when wild horses are rumning❤

@rosaliaoliver-qv3gr 2 месяца назад

Thank for being so wonderful sharing your videos❤I love the ❤wild!❤BORN TO BE FREE❤

@karenkingart 2 месяца назад

Thanks for watching! 😊

@juliocazares5190 9 месяцев назад

Great video great time

@dawnpasch5762 Год назад

Beautiful!!!

@karenkingart Год назад

Thank you Dawn!

@phillipwasson2980 Год назад

Readily apparent that these beautiful animals are loving life and enjoying it to the fullest. Sad to think they are periodically rounded up and their freedom stripped away. A real crime. Thanks Karen for another over the top video! ❤👌

@karenkingart Год назад

Thanks Phillip! Yes, such a happy, healthy herd. They are always at risk for a roundup, though. At least from the 2021 roundup they were all adopted out to homes. Not free, but better than the dry lots.

@dianasmith725 Год назад

Beautiful film. Thank you.

@karenkingart Год назад

Thank you! You are most welcome!

@scottkhemthong95 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing the video, I am not a horse person but I’m loving it.❤

@karenkingart 6 месяцев назад

Wow, that's great! Maybe you are a wild horse person now! 😊

@kalina663 Год назад

What an amazing video. The horses are showing off for you! I absolutely love this video❗️

@karenkingart Год назад

Yes, they were!

@omerlames6101 Год назад

Barvo ❤

@Mary-yu3sn Месяц назад

thank you!

@NancyChambers-vo7ck Месяц назад

As always I am thoroughly enjoying your fascinating and gorgeous video! BRAVO🌟 Thank and bless you profoundly for advocating for these tremendously deserving creatures👍

@karenkingart Месяц назад

You're welcome! Stay tuned for new videos coming soon!

@meyersonfire Год назад

I wonder if they were rounded up this year, because we traveled for three hours out there and only saw ONE. Thanks for this video. There's nothing more beautiful than a horse. I wish everyone who wanted to adopt and care for them could afford to. I'd sure love to be a part of something like that

@karenkingart Год назад

There was a roundup in 2019 and 2021. They used helicopters to drive hem into the pens. I don't know what the current plans are, but you can follow the Save the Onaqui Wild Horses on Facebook. It's a big place and horses move around and can be difficult to find at times. There can be a lot of what I call zero days when I don't see the horses and don't get any videos or photos. Most people don't understand what goes into filming wild horses...a lot of time and determination. :)

@meyersonfire Год назад

@@karenkingart It took me three hours just to find one, so I totally understand. I will connect on Facebook, and thank you again for this beautiful video and your wonderful work on their behalf!

@karenkingart Год назад

@@meyersonfire There is a north herd and a south herd. These are from the north herd near Dugway, Utah. Thanks for watching!

@jameslyons1661 Год назад

❤

@mariorossi6799 Год назад

We are really enjoying all of your videos. Thank you so much for making them and sharing them.

@andyroubik5760 Год назад

We must end grazing of cattle and sheep on public lands. We need to bring back the large herds Buffalo were applicable, antelope, elk and dear. We also need many more wolves and Beaver on the landscapes. While the horses are not technically native they are native in a historical sense.

@karenkingart Год назад

I agree with ending the grazing of sheep and cattle in the Horse Management areas. Most of the cattle grazed are from big corporations taking advantage of cheap forage.

@kimrutkoski4182 Год назад

So beautiful horses of every collar thank you for your videos I could watch them all day I wish I could suscibe to get notifications

@karenkingart Год назад

Hi Kim, you can subscribe to my channel by clicking on the RU-vid icon in the bottom right of my videos. Thanks!

@kimrutkoski4182 Год назад

Thank you so much it's done

@kimrutkoski4182 Год назад

@@karenkingart I watching one of your videos right now!!

@aired-downdisconnected4125 4 месяца назад

I've been wanting to get out there this spring and see em .

@karenkingart 4 месяца назад

I hope you get a chance to see them in person!

@aired-downdisconnected4125 4 месяца назад

@@karenkingart took a drive out there yesterday. Only saw 3 horses behind a fence.

@karenkingart 4 месяца назад

@@aired-downdisconnected4125 It's usually easy to find horses, but sometimes they are hidden behind the mountains in another part of the range. Did you go south of Dugway?

@aired-downdisconnected4125 3 месяца назад

@@karenkingart camped out there this weekend but still no herd. Even with binoculars. Found a few near the old river bed. Maybe late summer is a better time.

@karenkingart 3 месяца назад

@@aired-downdisconnected4125 I would look up the Onaqui groups on Facebook and ask where to find the horses.

@Alhadadrawadalhadad 6 месяцев назад

🐴🐎🤠🥰😍😘♥️💖💝💞

@fredericowincklerfilho7042 Месяц назад

Karen gostaria muito de estar com vc apresiamdo esses belos animaismeu sonho❤❤

@karenkingart Месяц назад

I hope you are able to see them in person some day!

@user-ux3br9gd5e Год назад

Super ! Salam in Girgustan Nomads ! Bakibai Musataew ! Tokmok Siti !

@trissflaming1928 Год назад

the one paint looked like it was hurt on hind leg

@karenkingart Год назад

Yes, I believe his name is Oreo. These are wild horses and they can get injured, especially stallions. Horses can heal by themselves. Nature knows what to do. It's survival of the fittest out there. Sometimes it can be brutal, though.

@fredericowincklerfilho7042 Месяц назад

Karem