Spring Creek Basin Mustangs

We got rain. 🙂

Relief.

Gratitude.

Miss Reya is glorious, in all her muddy, fuzzy, wind-blown disheveled gorgeousity.

How our hearts sing at the sight.

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Did you remember to spring forward?!

From (part of) our family to (all of) yours, we wish you all the joy and beauty of the season. It’s a time of peace and love and reflection on all that has gone on in 2016.

We have had another good year in Spring Creek Basin, and we’re thankful to many people for their support as we support our mustangs in this beautiful little part of the greater, wild world.

As we continue our work to cherish and protect these amazing animals, we work indirectly to pay it forward to other volunteers and mustangs throughout the West and the country. Our goal is to keep Spring Creek Basin mustangs wild in Spring Creek Basin, and with the progressive partnership of our Tres Rios BLM team, Mike Jensen and Justin Hunt and Garth Nelson, we are succeeding.

Our hearts and our voices are raised in joy. 🙂

Handsome Kwana walks into the sunset … a little cloudy on this windy day in Spring Creek Basin. We’d like to see more cloudy days over the basin, especially if those clouds herald rain or snow.

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Happy post-turkey dinner!

Do you love Raven’s white chinny-chin-chin? 🙂

Barely visible behind Reya are the La Sal Mountains of Utah. Although a few ponds in Spring Creek Basin are dry at the end of this dry fall, this particular pond has a good amount of water for the mustangs. We did get a bit of welcome rain a couple of days ago, but our abundant sunshine signals a return to dry and fairly warm conditions.

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P.S. ………….. VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!