Storm Clouds and Wild Horses at McCullough Peaks in Wyoming by Karen King 

Beautiful!!!horses, thanks for the videos 🐴🐴🐎🐎

A real sight to behold in its magnificence! They are a mixture of beauty and profundity! Don't we wish we understood their language??

Thank you for this beautiful video!! Gorgeous. Horses 🐎🐴🐎🐴. Beautiful scenery!!!!

Thank you Karen for your amazing work!

I love it when you put up new videos . Have t even watched it yet and the horses at the opening excite me with the awesome beauty they are ! Thank you Karen King !🐎🐎🐎🐎

Thank you for sharing your vids. You are truly blessed!

So many beautiful paints❤

Karen que vídeo magnífico.sauda

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If the truth is told, the horses are not wild. They are ferrel and most descend from horses that escaped from or were intentionally let go by local farmers and ranchers. In fact, a number of the local mustangers let quality studs go so they would have better horses to sell the army. This practice remains even into today, though not for the army. Any wild horses that were native to America died out during the last ice age. There are only a few actually wild horses in Asia and in zoos. The modern saddle horse is descended from the Asian steppe horses. The so called Spanish barb is just a color variant of the Arabian desert horses, which nearly all saddle horses trace to.

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