
Seven at home.
We should all be so lucky. 🙂

Seven at home.
We should all be so lucky. 🙂

Just knowing they’re there … that’s enough. We work hard to keep them there.

How do you spell a catcall whistle? 🙂
I mean, really! Right?!
Young Kwana is a handsome boy!
A yearling colt from one band was playing with a stallion from another band when Kwana decided that he was being left out of the fun and trotted over to join the game.

Beautiful Piedra, we love you so.

Ah … full pond. 🙂
‘Nuff said!
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Happy birthday to mustang volunteer extraordinaire, Frank Amthor! Thank you for all you do for our mustangs in Spring Creek Basin!

This photo seems so grey … but the day was so vibrant with rain-green grass and sunset light on the far ridges.
Finding Skywalker and his pals over a ridge was a beautiful bonus. 🙂

Ho hum. Just another gorgeous grey hunk of a wild stallion.
🙂
Sundance in the wind.

For whatever reason, I love this image of Ty. Just an everyday motion to rub a fly off his leg or reach for a mouthful of grass, but there’s beauty in all those little movements of the task of living in the wild moment.

Maiku is looking for love.
Advice to a young stallion: When targeting a mare, try not to pick a band that already has a lieutenant stallion.

Rain at sunset over Utah’s La Sal Mountains, looking to the northwestish – golden rain.

And looking to the eastish across Spring Creek Basin to McKenna Peak, Temple Butte, Brumley Point and beyond … pink rain.
Mother Nature has a pretty amazing palette out here in the wide, wild, beautiful world. 🙂