Baby Bia has made a couple of appearances on the blog, but older baby Odin hasn’t, and he should because he’s growing into quite a striking colt. Usually, they’re back in the far reaches of Spring Creek Basin, but recently, they were right in the western region, supremely accessible for an evening photo shoot.
All but two of Hollywood’s mares are still together, and they seem to be getting along in their new band just fine (which probably is because the two bands would come together now and then previously). Mustangs are nothing if not adaptable, and Odin and mama Shane are taking it all in their stride.
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Thank you for a photo of these two striking young mustangs, TJ! And they are looking so beautiful and healthy – future Spring Creek Basin icons in the making! So nice to get to see them.
That’s Odin and his mama, Shane. 🙂 They’re both in great shape.
Can’t believe how much Odin has grown !!! Such a treat to see !
Isn’t he a big boy!? 🙂
Any more sightings of Hollywood? I know he was looking a little better the last time. Hope hes with buddies.
No, I haven’t seen him again since last time. … I think he’s likely still alone based on the others I’ve seen.
Thats just sad – they all need their own herd – whether its other bachelors or mares. I hope he finds his.
What a great picture of mom and son! He will be bigger than her pretty soon!
He sure will! It’s amazing how fast they grow! 🙂
Oh I love seeing Shane. Brings memories of her mama to me. She has a very handsome son. ❤️
Right? 🙂 I miss Mona, too. Odin does his grandma proud. (And his mama and daddy, too!)
Sure growing! Both good lookers!
Definitely so. 🙂 He’s a looker for sure!
Oooohhhh, he looks like an apricot dun. Handsome youngster. Did Hollywood lose his harem?
Yes, a very rich shade. Hollywood lost his band two months or so ago now. There are a couple of posts about him, the first I saw him after he lost them, then more recently. He has some injuries, but he’s doing all right.