Promising

11 03 2022

A hint of the snow-bearing clouds shows beyond the basin’s northwestern boundary, beyond the very lovely little family of Buckeye and his girls, Dundee, Rowan and Aiyanna. An hour later, the clouds had overtaken Spring Creek Basin and the rest of Disappointment Valley.

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Date : March 11, 2022
Categories : Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs

10 responses

11 03 2022: Trish (07:20:48) :

Good to see them all looking so comfortable ! Won’t they enjoy spring !

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11 03 2022: TJ (09:31:38) :

Oh, boy, I hope so! 🙂 I just hope it’s a fairly green one, with more moisture than Ol’ Man Winter gave us.

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11 03 2022: Karen Ann Schmiede (07:31:00) :

Buckeye is one lucky guy to have these great looking gals!

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11 03 2022: TJ (09:32:13) :

I think he knows it … though he’s so nonchalant, it’s hard to tell. 😉

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11 03 2022: lovewildmustangs (08:42:20) :

I’m excited to get to know Buckeye, Dundee, Rowan, and Aiyanna in the Spring.

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11 03 2022: TJ (09:32:28) :

I’m sure you will. 🙂

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11 03 2022: Pat (11:30:13) :

Yah for Buckeye keeping the girls!

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14 03 2022: TJ (12:04:01) :

They’re all pretty close. 🙂

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11 03 2022: Sue E. Story (14:59:33) :

I love that laid-back, steady Buckeye is looking after our new girls! They make such a good-looking band.

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14 03 2022: TJ (12:04:15) :

Yes, and yes!

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