It certainly does. 🙂 They’ll hang there until she pulls them off if they get snagged on something like greasewood or when they get so long that she steps on them while grazing. Thank goodness we got that little bit of rain a few weeks ago. It’s terribly dry again, but apparently all the “drought people” need to see is a few hundredths of an inch of rain to pull an area completely out of drought. I couldn’t stop laughing earlier when I saw the new Drought Monitor map. Make no mistake, it is still terribly dry here. The smoke is awful today.
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs
It takes a long time to create those braids ! Look at all of that gorgeous green vegetation !
It certainly does. 🙂 They’ll hang there until she pulls them off if they get snagged on something like greasewood or when they get so long that she steps on them while grazing. Thank goodness we got that little bit of rain a few weeks ago. It’s terribly dry again, but apparently all the “drought people” need to see is a few hundredths of an inch of rain to pull an area completely out of drought. I couldn’t stop laughing earlier when I saw the new Drought Monitor map. Make no mistake, it is still terribly dry here. The smoke is awful today.
Ha. Ms. Camera-shy does it again! She sees you coming, TJ! 😁
Oh, she definitely does. I don’t sneak up on the mustangs ever. 🙂
Love this pinto gal!
She’s a wily one! 🙂
Oh , those long locks!!
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Pretty, pretty, eh? 🙂
Oh those beautiful braids, she wears them well.
Once she spots you it’s adios. 😄
She doesn’t forget being darted. 🙂 Most of the other mares forgive me (!).