This perspective of McKenna Peak (right) and Temple Butte is from quite a bit closer than yesterday’s post of Raven. The ground also was quite a bit muddier – because it’s higher in elevation and closer to the roll of the snow-bringing clouds when we get snow – back in this far eastern region of Spring Creek Basin than even the northernish area shown in yesterday’s post.
It was a pleasant surprise to see the heads of Sundance’s mares, then the big guy himself, pop up over a small ridge. It was a bit of a slog to get to them, but I’m grateful for the moisture of that muddy ground!
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
What a guy! And what a hiker you are !
I do love to hike in pursuit of the wild ones. 🙂
Love this handsome dude!
🙂
Stunning photo and what a gorgeous guy!
He totally is. 🙂
We might get more snow tomorrow here, anyway. I hope the same for you.
Hope you got your snow! Rain here lower; snow higher. It’s all good moisture!
We got snow. It was gone by noon, but about 1/2 inch which this winter is a deluge.
TJ, that photo is absolutely a poster for the Spring Creek Basin HMA! Iconic landmarks everywhere…and of course, iconic mustang – the beautiful, almost- mystical, breath-taking king of stunning stallions – our beloved Sundance!
It was a relief to see that lingering snow. Even after a bit more the other day, it’s mostly seeped in again!