Mustangs 2016 A Wild Ghost Chase
Үй жануарлары мен аңдар
"Stealth and Strategy"
Four days and three herd management areas my friend Alice and I roamed ranges in Oregon's remote south east corner, also known as the Northern Great Basin. We encountered temperatures from morning frost and cold sleet, to blowing dust, heat, and sunburned skin... in one day. The temperatures often run in extremes out in the high desert region. Besides extremes in temperatures, we also ran into extremes in the tolerance of us by the mustangs - all ranges from mild to wild. Often, I get the question of how close do wild horses let people get to the band or herd. Some bands who see bi-pods enough, typically tolerate us well enough... while some ignore and continue to graze, others will want to get too close and we have to shoo them away, raise our cameras/tripods, or kick a sagebrush. Then there are those bands, that if they see a dot with two legs among the sage- all that is left is dust rising where they stood and vanish among the miles of sagebrush. Different bands and herds all require a different approach style. The wild bands, it's a lot of stealth & strategy... one mis-step and miles of hiking- they can blow out of there...
See the rest of the journal on my fb page, Mustang Meg- in Photos find April 2016, or copy/paste this URL into your browser:
pg/mustangme...
Keep the WILD in our WEST!
Mustang Meg
MustangWild
PO Box 785
Lebanon, OR 97355
Пікірлер: 38
Breathtaking!!!! They are all so gorgeous!!
So dry and didn't look like much forage. Little water and far between. Beautiful horses. I have horses and a Bachelor's degree in equine science and have worked with a few wild horses. Good comments.
I sure do love watching anthes videos. I wish the written words didn't disappear so quickly, I cannot read them fast enough. I have two refline three or four times just to read it. That's not going to stop me from watching your videos I love them. Chooses these horses names? I love their names. Awesome videos!
thanks for sharing this video.
Bravo! Well Done. 🐎👋🏆🙏❤
Man there's a lotta color in them horses!!
oh Renegade - you will live forever in our hearts....... such an injustice you and your family were rounded up and stripped of all you knew :(
This very Magical, and nice video!!!!
I adopted one of the Cherokee colts playing at 4:39. This video is so special to me. Thank you ❤️
@Emily34593
2 жыл бұрын
So now he isn’t free? :(
@amyandaugust
2 жыл бұрын
@@Emily34593 The BLM does round ups when the wild horse population can't be supported by the land they have access to. I adopted him after he was rounded up 4 years ago. He wants for nothing and has a loving home for life ❤️
@KathyJo.
2 жыл бұрын
@@amyandaugust Thank You ❤️
SUCH A BRILLIANT and INTERESTING INSIGHT INTO BAND SOCIETY WITH THIS EXQUISITE PRESENTATION ! 👏👏👏. " LOVED MUNDOO & ALL THE MAGNIFICENT STALLIONS "! 😳😍❤️
What a magical place the Steens Mountains are. Had the opportunity to spend a little time watching one of the bands lounging around a watering hole about 2 weeks ago.
Hope this year you are able to get out back and find Mazeratti... hopefully Porche is at her side, but most likely another one will be to with another on the way!
Where is Status now? The coloring on him is breathtaking. Does he still have a band?
At 2:00 it shows the Renegade band and I believe the horse with the white stockings is his daughter Dahlia; do you know if this is her as a youngster?
Some many beautiful horses. Some of them have already been round-up. Wish I can just go out there and catch one to raise.
@MustangMeg
4 жыл бұрын
Many of these on this HMA that you see, are still there. :)
Wild beauty
Good
@MustangMeg
7 жыл бұрын
Be sure to check out our shared page on fb: South Steens Wild Horses
@pasqualeportella8618
6 жыл бұрын
ava fftyu
What is the name of the Black that shows up at 11:41 alone and then seen with 2 other horses at 11:52?
@laszlonedernoczi6918
6 жыл бұрын
Mary Ifland laáa
What HMA is this?
I guess I was wrong, looks like it's Oregon.
This must be Nevada , its so ugly in the desert. Just my opinion , I know a lot of people like it. Poor horses! So dry and dead everywhere.
i don't get people who "love wild horses" but want to capture "one of their own" and take its freedom away and tame it so it's not wild anymore.
@arvella
3 жыл бұрын
Right! There are so many horses out there already that are in such dire conditions (because of humans might I add) that need homes. Then people see these horses thriving and are being a horse, it’s just humans being fucking selfish wanting everything for themselves and thinking that they have the right because they are human; man it makes me angry.
Nice video but listening to the music no thx