Spring Creek Basin Mustangs

Shadow grazes through the snow in the light.

Handsome Tenaz – lookin’ good in all weather!

Hollywood and Shane wait out the snow under some pinon and juniper trees. They couldn’t have known, but it would continue that evening and night and all the next day.

Lower Disappointment Valley now has at least 10 inches of snow covering the drought-parched ground!

Madison and Temple don’t let a little snow phase them. They’re designed by Mother Nature to take everything Old Man Winter can throw at them! And we hope the old man sticks around this winter ‘cuz we sure need the moisture!

As of around 5 p.m. last night, we had about 5 inches of snow, and it was STILL coming down. 🙂

Happy New Year!

May 2019 bring moisture and all things good to our wild ones.

Hope everyone had a marvelous Christmas holiday! After a joyous trip to visit my family in Texas, I returned to Colorado – to snow! It’s a sight for sore eyes to see the countryside under varying depths of white stuff – moisture in frozen form. Hopefully winter will grace our dry, dry country. It looks good on the land. 🙂

Happy New Year’s Eve!

Raven was giving me a devil of a time trying to catch her in a good pose (not eating, butt turned toward me or walking away). Finally, I caught this shot of her looking over a bandmate’s rump. Gotcha. 🙂

Storm has a spring in his step and a lilt to his tail as he walks back to his band from his chat with Sundance.

Cassidy Rain is a stunner, especially when she’s posing so prettily.

She was watching a lone pronghorn buck in the distance and was focused intently on it as it surveyed her band and others in the area.