Thank you for this amazing footage and informative comments. I wish people would stop breeding horses for exploating and the only ones that left would be such free and majesting creatures.

I love the way the people are like hella chill and let the horses do their own thing

@cacatr4495

5 жыл бұрын

This is a special place to observe wild horses, it's a privilege to see them, they are protected by Law.

@maciedixon3983

2 жыл бұрын

if you live in arizona, you know about our wild horses. they are a local treasure. if you just leave them alone everything is alright.

@dreday941

2 жыл бұрын

Where is this? I would love to check it out!

5 years ago, hope the wild are still wild

@ewarodewicz7577

Жыл бұрын

Yes, me too.

All of these horses look nice and healthy none of them are too fat or too skinny

@ewarodewicz7577

Жыл бұрын

Because horses are the ones who know the best how to take care of themselves:) Definitely better than humans.

Beautiful horses!!

All,,the,,horses.,are,,so,,beautiful,,peaceful,,too,,the,,scenery,,id,,just,,breathtaking,,outstanding,,,video,,yhank,,you 😄😉😍😙😁

a magical spot on earth ~ nice, protect it well, thanks ~

@jollyoneful

5 жыл бұрын

Yes it is Lincoln!

They are beautiful 😍

This is awesome video...Would have loved to see this live. Thank you for sharing. :)

@jollyoneful

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Nikki! Observing and filming them is my favorite thing to do. I have been filming and watching them for 4 years now and have many more videos to share. Thank you for your comment.

great video, I felt as though I was there watching ! x

@jollyoneful

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Lesley! I sure appreciate the comment.

Gotta love these beautiful horses and the fact that people and wild animals are hanging out side by side without a problem. I love living in the Southwest and the amazing experiences it can provide to all of us, especially our children. Thanks for posting this wonderful video.

@jollyoneful

5 жыл бұрын

My pleasure to share and thank you so much for your comment! I have many more to share....

@notsosilentmajority1

5 жыл бұрын

@@jollyoneful Awesome. I'm looking forward to many more of your videos. Thank you.

@cacatr4495

3 жыл бұрын

ALERT: Please be aware that the comment/objection period for the public to respond to the Forest Service's plan to remove/cull the Heber wild horses of Arizona is coming to a close on April 22, 2021. The Heber wild horses live on and close to the Mogollon Rim of Arizona's White Mountains outside of Heber, Arizona. They are legally protected by the Free Roaming Horse and Burro Act of 1971, and they live on the federally-designated Heber Wild Horse Territory (HWHT), so designated for them in 1973, their 500-year historic range, where they have every legal right to be. But these legal protections are not being respected, honored or upheld, but instead, it's a range war on behalf of ranchers who inappropriately (and possibly illegally) lease grazing rights from the FS to graze their cattle on the HWHT. That land was set aside for the horses, not for cattle. Those ranchers are politically supported by the wealthy and powerful cattle lobby that have long had the ear of the FS, and they want the horses gone. To facilitate that, they speak falsehoods, like claiming a high reproduction rate, when in truth the Heber wild horses have provably maintained stable numbers for well over 20 years (records have been kept for decades), and mathematically, considering a horse's gestation period, the years spent nursing a foal before the mare is free to breed again, and the limited number of breeding pairs in any given year, high reproduction rates are Not possible. They also claim that there are no natural predators to keep mustang numbers in check, but that's not true: Cougars take foals, as do the packs of Mexican Gray Wolves that live in the White Mountains region and along the Mogollon Rim. These horses cannot speak for themselves; they need us to speak on their behalf! We only have until April 22 to speak up for them, so please share this information with those you can. If people don't know, they won't know to speak up in time. Information and LINKS by which to comment at the FS online site, can be found at heberwildhorses dot com and at facebook heber wild horses. Please be their Voice before the comment period ends on April 22, and spread the word so people can make their voices heard in time as well.

@notsosilentmajority1

3 жыл бұрын

@@cacatr4495 Thank you very much for the information. Everyone should definitely be looking into this. Edit: I just went to their site and commented in support of the horses. Hopefully, there will be a lot more awareness thanks to your post and more people will send in their support of our wild horses. Thanks again and God bless.

Thank you so much for this video.

@jollyoneful

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure Sophia, and thank you for your comment!

😍любимые лошади 🐴

Great capture!! This looks like Butcher Jones. You were I the right place at the right time!

That's some amazing footage! You got mommies and babies, you got horses getting into fights, you have snaking, biting, rearing, and some horses going for a swim. Humans there seem to be leaving them alone, too. So cool! I'm subscribing :)

@valdivinomoreira8653

5 жыл бұрын

lau S

@pamfisher7700

4 жыл бұрын

@@valdivinomoreira8653 You have to stay 50 ft away from them. It is mandatory.

@cacatr4495

3 жыл бұрын

ALERT: Please be aware that the comment/objection period for the public to respond to the Forest Service's plan to remove/cull the Heber wild horses of Arizona is coming to a close on April 22, 2021. The Heber wild horses live on and close to the Mogollon Rim of Arizona's White Mountains outside of Heber, Arizona. They are legally protected by the Free Roaming Horse and Burro Act of 1971, and they live on the federally-designated Heber Wild Horse Territory (HWHT), so designated for them in 1973, their 500-year historic range, where they have every legal right to be. But these legal protections are not being respected, honored or upheld, but instead, it's a range war on behalf of ranchers who inappropriately (and possibly illegally) lease grazing rights from the FS to graze their cattle on the HWHT. That land was set aside for the horses, not for cattle. Those ranchers are politically supported by the wealthy and powerful cattle lobby that have long had the ear of the FS, and they want the horses gone. To facilitate that, they speak falsehoods, like claiming a high reproduction rate, when in truth the Heber wild horses have provably maintained stable numbers for well over 20 years (records have been kept for decades), and mathematically, considering a horse's gestation period, the years spent nursing a foal before the mare is free to breed again, and the limited number of breeding pairs in any given year, high reproduction rates are Not possible. They also claim that there are no natural predators to keep mustang numbers in check, but that's not true: Cougars take foals, as do the packs of Mexican Gray Wolves that live in the White Mountains region and along the Mogollon Rim. These horses cannot speak for themselves; they need us to speak on their behalf! We only have until April 22 to speak up for them, so please share this information with those you can. If people don't know, they won't know to speak up in time. Information and LINKS by which to comment at the FS online site, can be found at heberwildhorses dot com and at facebook heber wild horses. Please be their Voice before the comment period ends on April 22, and spread the word so people can make their voices heard in time as well.

The thing to remember about stallions fighting, is that they are prey animals, and as such, they don't fight among themselves to the death, or to injure or maim. They only fight to establish dominance, and that's it. So it won't be gruesome or grieving, only dramatic. Mares will say NO to another horse, but again, it's not to do harm. Rest easy.

So beautiful views amazing 👏 😍 ❤

wish i could save all the horses , bison , things so they are here fore ever. but I can not. I can only wish is all..

Great footage! You're so lucky to be able to observe these beautiful creatures doing what horses naturally do. They look good. I hope they are allowed to stay as long as food holds up. I almost felt sorry for the "bachelors". They all looked so disappointed as if they were blaming each other bc they are all they have. Horses are so interesting.

@jollyoneful

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you jamjam! I do consider myself lucky to be able to observe them living wild and free. I have been doing this for around 4 years now and I have learned so much in that time. I have many more videos to share. Horses are very interesting and amazing creatures!

Great!

This is sooo awesome!!! I'd love to visit this area...it's refreshing to see two stallions fighting than stupid human males fighting...🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🦅🦅🦅

@cacatr4495

3 жыл бұрын

A better word for what Stallions do, is *compete, they are testing one another, showing their strength, and competing for dominance. It's not to do harm. If you care about wild horses >> ALERT: Please be aware that the comment/objection period for the public to respond to the Forest Service's plan to remove/cull the Heber wild horses of Arizona is coming to a close on April 22, 2021. The Heber wild horses live on and close to the Mogollon Rim of Arizona's White Mountains outside of Heber, Arizona. They are legally protected by the Free Roaming Horse and Burro Act of 1971, and they live on the federally-designated Heber Wild Horse Territory (HWHT), so designated for them in 1973, their 500-year historic range, where they have every legal right to be. But these legal protections are not being respected, honored or upheld, but instead, it's a range war on behalf of ranchers who inappropriately (and possibly illegally) lease grazing rights from the FS to graze their cattle on the HWHT. That land was set aside for the horses, not for cattle. Those ranchers are politically supported by the wealthy and powerful cattle lobby that have long had the ear of the FS, and they want the horses gone. To facilitate that, they speak falsehoods, like claiming a high reproduction rate, when in truth the Heber wild horses have provably maintained stable numbers for well over 20 years (records have been kept for decades), and mathematically, considering a horse's gestation period, the years spent nursing a foal before the mare is free to breed again, and the limited number of breeding pairs in any given year, high reproduction rates are Not possible. They also claim that there are no natural predators to keep mustang numbers in check, but that's not true: Cougars take foals, as do the packs of Mexican Gray Wolves that live in the White Mountains region and along the Mogollon Rim. These horses cannot speak for themselves; they need us to speak on their behalf! We only have until April 22 to speak up for them, so please share this information with those you can. If people don't know, they won't know to speak up in time. Information and LINKS by which to comment at the FS online site, can be found at heberwildhorses dot com and at facebook heber wild horses. Please be their Voice before the comment period ends on April 22, and spread the word so people can make their voices heard in time as well.

@clanduncanicecream5062

3 жыл бұрын

@@cacatr4495 Will do what I can from South Africa, I hope they are saved.

Какая красота!! Да!!!

BEAUTIFUL!! WHERE IS THIS? IT LOOKS SO PRETTY!

@cacatr4495

6 жыл бұрын

Arizona

1:41 IM DYING! IF YOU LOOK TO THE FAR RIGHT YOU CAN SEE THE PEOPLE'S SHADE THING BLOWING AWAY!!!!!!!!

❤️🐎❤️

I have this insane deep love for horses. I have ridden plenty but never been owned by one(see what I did there). I would be so emotional had I been there. Sometimes when I see them on tv and even this video I just water up and cry. I DON'T KNOW WHY!? Always been that way 🤣 I think I should consider Arizona when I move. LOL

@cacatr4495

3 жыл бұрын

So glad you love horses. >> ALERT: Please be aware that the comment/objection period for the public to respond to the Forest Service's plan to remove/cull the Heber wild horses of Arizona is coming to a close on April 22, 2021. The Heber wild horses live on and close to the Mogollon Rim of Arizona's White Mountains outside of Heber, Arizona. They are legally protected by the Free Roaming Horse and Burro Act of 1971, and they live on the federally-designated Heber Wild Horse Territory (HWHT), so designated for them in 1973, their 500-year historic range, where they have every legal right to be. But these legal protections are not being respected, honored or upheld, but instead, it's a range war on behalf of ranchers who inappropriately (and possibly illegally) lease grazing rights from the FS to graze their cattle on the HWHT. That land was set aside for the horses, not for cattle. Those ranchers are politically supported by the wealthy and powerful cattle lobby that have long had the ear of the FS, and they want the horses gone. To facilitate that, they speak falsehoods, like claiming a high reproduction rate, when in truth the Heber wild horses have provably maintained stable numbers for well over 20 years (records have been kept for decades), and mathematically, considering a horse's gestation period, the years spent nursing a foal before the mare is free to breed again, and the limited number of breeding pairs in any given year, high reproduction rates are Not possible. They also claim that there are no natural predators to keep mustang numbers in check, but that's not true: Cougars take foals, as do the packs of Mexican Gray Wolves that live in the White Mountains region and along the Mogollon Rim. These horses cannot speak for themselves; they need us to speak on their behalf! We only have until April 22 to speak up for them, so please share this information with those you can. If people don't know, they won't know to speak up in time. Information and LINKS by which to comment at the FS online site, can be found at heberwildhorses dot com and at facebook heber wild horses. Please be their Voice before the comment period ends on April 22, and spread the word so people can make their voices heard in time as well.

@maciedixon3983

2 жыл бұрын

if you got saguaro lake or the salt river, you are a very pat to see our lovely wild horses.

@michaelh.5287

2 жыл бұрын

Had the same experience...moved to Arizona and now I've had my own beautiful mare for a year now!

@ewarodewicz7577

Жыл бұрын

Riding horses doesn't have much to do with loving them, actually it's quite the opposite.

I had to go see where this was. It's in Arizona. But it seems like there is a push to round up these horses and remove them. A few stories tell about their fate. Would be interesting to know what has happened to the herd.

@chevyvantravel9735

5 жыл бұрын

i have to go see them. i will be in Ar. in 3 weeks. they should be adopted.

@kelleywolfe7205

5 жыл бұрын

They are protected now due to public outcry

@jollyoneful

5 жыл бұрын

The public came together and stopped the removal of our cherished wild horses. They are being managed by a group of volunteers working with the DOA and FS. I have been video filming them for almost 4 years now and have many more videos to share here. 💜

@cacatr4495

5 жыл бұрын

The thing now is to speak up for another herd in Arizona that's in danger of round-up, despite its legal protections established in 1973. That's the Heber Wild Horse Herd, in northeast Arizona in the White Mountains of Heber, Arizona. They are healthy, and have maintained their number for decades, and are NOT on BLM land. They live on the federally-protected Heber Wild Horse Territory, a section of land that was legally delineated and dedicated for them in 1973. In blatant contradiction to this, the Forest Service under the direction of the BLM have been talking about rounding up most of them, while fences and privately-owned cattle have been brought in to this HWHTerritory, that was set aside for these Mustangs, NOT for cattle. These horses have been completely self-sustaining, both forage and water, until last year a cattleman's fence kept them from getting to the last available water during the pre-monsoon drought of May-June 2018: at least one horse died as a result. I have gathered all the videos available at the time, of these Heber Wild Horses, into my large Arizona playlist, in the Heber Wild Horse section. The first video of the section informs the viewer, as does the Heber Wild Horse facebook page, where they also give updates. Please learn about the Heber Wild Horses and speak up for them: they're in grave danger.

@pamfisher7700

4 жыл бұрын

@@jollyoneful Our Governor, Doug Ducey also had a hand in keeping them free. We have him to partially thank.

I’d loved to have been on that beach and seen it live. Thank you for shaping these horses are beautiful. They aren’t encroaching on humans, it’s humans encroaching on the horses. ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️

A flash flood occurred on the Tonto NF. Do you know if the Salt River herd is alright? Several people lost their lives.

@cacatr4495

6 жыл бұрын

Horses go to high ground during flooding, and they swim.

@jollyoneful

5 жыл бұрын

Yes they are just fine. Several people did loose their lives because they had no cell service and no idea the water was headed their way. A very sad situation. I think it was 9 people all family members.

@pamfisher7700

4 жыл бұрын

@@jollyoneful That was during our monsoon season. It is a very dangerous time of year. If I remember right, they were not from our area, right?

They are so clean! How large of a area do they have to roam?

@pamfisher7700

4 жыл бұрын

They have the Salt River Indian Reservation and the Tonto National Forest. They butt up against each other.

@cacatr4495

3 жыл бұрын

ALERT: Please be aware that the comment/objection period for the public to respond to the Forest Service's plan to remove/cull the Heber wild horses of Arizona is coming to a close on April 22, 2021. The Heber wild horses live on and close to the Mogollon Rim of Arizona's White Mountains outside of Heber, Arizona. They are legally protected by the Free Roaming Horse and Burro Act of 1971, and they live on the federally-designated Heber Wild Horse Territory (HWHT), so designated for them in 1973, their 500-year historic range, where they have every legal right to be. But these legal protections are not being respected, honored or upheld, but instead, it's a range war on behalf of ranchers who inappropriately (and possibly illegally) lease grazing rights from the FS to graze their cattle on the HWHT. That land was set aside for the horses, not for cattle. Those ranchers are politically supported by the wealthy and powerful cattle lobby that have long had the ear of the FS, and they want the horses gone. To facilitate that, they speak falsehoods, like claiming a high reproduction rate, when in truth the Heber wild horses have provably maintained stable numbers for well over 20 years (records have been kept for decades), and mathematically, considering a horse's gestation period, the years spent nursing a foal before the mare is free to breed again, and the limited number of breeding pairs in any given year, high reproduction rates are Not possible. They also claim that there are no natural predators to keep mustang numbers in check, but that's not true: Cougars take foals, as do the packs of Mexican Gray Wolves that live in the White Mountains region and along the Mogollon Rim. These horses cannot speak for themselves; they need us to speak on their behalf! We only have until April 22 to speak up for them, so please share this information with those you can. If people don't know, they won't know to speak up in time. Information and LINKS by which to comment at the FS online site, can be found at heberwildhorses dot com and at facebook heber wild horses. Please be their Voice before the comment period ends on April 22, and spread the word so people can make their voices heard in time as well.

Where exactly is this? I have seen wild horses on the Gila River reservation.

@SomethingSeemsOff

6 жыл бұрын

Probably Saguaro Lake.

@Hollyfreeholly.

3 жыл бұрын

They roam all over the Salt River and Sahuaro Lake

@cacatr4495

3 жыл бұрын

ALERT: Please be aware that the comment/objection period for the public to respond to the Forest Service's plan to remove/cull the Heber wild horses of Arizona is coming to a close on April 22, 2021. The Heber wild horses live on and close to the Mogollon Rim of Arizona's White Mountains outside of Heber, Arizona. They are legally protected by the Free Roaming Horse and Burro Act of 1971, and they live on the federally-designated Heber Wild Horse Territory (HWHT), so designated for them in 1973, their 500-year historic range, where they have every legal right to be. But these legal protections are not being respected, honored or upheld, but instead, it's a range war on behalf of ranchers who inappropriately (and possibly illegally) lease grazing rights from the FS to graze their cattle on the HWHT. That land was set aside for the horses, not for cattle. Those ranchers are politically supported by the wealthy and powerful cattle lobby that have long had the ear of the FS, and they want the horses gone. To facilitate that, they speak falsehoods, like claiming a high reproduction rate, when in truth the Heber wild horses have provably maintained stable numbers for well over 20 years (records have been kept for decades), and mathematically, considering a horse's gestation period, the years spent nursing a foal before the mare is free to breed again, and the limited number of breeding pairs in any given year, high reproduction rates are Not possible. They also claim that there are no natural predators to keep mustang numbers in check, but that's not true: Cougars take foals, as do the packs of Mexican Gray Wolves that live in the White Mountains region and along the Mogollon Rim. These horses cannot speak for themselves; they need us to speak on their behalf! We only have until April 22 to speak up for them, so please share this information with those you can. If people don't know, they won't know to speak up in time. Information and LINKS by which to comment at the FS online site, can be found at heberwildhorses dot com and at facebook heber wild horses. Please be their Voice before the comment period ends on April 22, and spread the word so people can make their voices heard in time as well.

Where is that spot, is that sahuaro lake?

What camera are you using?

@emilyplaysgamesstuwe5801

4 жыл бұрын

Black e

@emilyplaysgamesstuwe5801

4 жыл бұрын

Chevy Van Travel x

Where is this?

@maciedixon3983

2 жыл бұрын

this is in arizona by the salt river. they are our local pride and glory wild mustangs. a remant of the wild west. we love them and protect them.

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Does someone owns them ?

@Hollyfreeholly.

3 жыл бұрын

Nope ! They are wild horses protected by the state. Isn’t that amazing !!!

@ewarodewicz7577

Жыл бұрын

No, thank God.

Thank you for doing this video n sharing it with others. I know if there was a joint effert these wild horses could go to good homes. People need to get them self some land n a couple horses. It's got multiple benefits, more than I can count.... No need to kill them.... Let's get our land back from big business n start living like the good Lord intended us to people. For the sake of your children & grandchildren ,& generations to come....

@ewarodewicz7577

Жыл бұрын

There's absolutely 0 benefits of enslaving these horses. When do people finally realize no horse wants a metal bit in its mouth, pain from the whip, a heavy person on its back controlling every its move?

Tell Arizona to catch them and bring them to Texas and release them here at least Texan citizens will take care of and feed them

@jollyoneful

5 жыл бұрын

Bob, They take care of themselves and don't need to be fed. They are untouched by human hands and that is the way we will keep it. They are protected by the state of AZ. We love them so much and the public will not allow them to be rounded up as many in other states are.

@cacatr4495

5 жыл бұрын

@@jollyoneful The Heber Wild Horses are in danger of round-up, in the mountains of Heber, Arizona. Please learn about them at their facebook page, and speak up for them. It's not enough that the Salt River Wild Horses are living in freedom now (Thank God!) >> the Heber Wild Horses need the freedom and protection from round-up and interference that the Law provided for them back in 1973, when it delineated and dedicated the land called, the Heber Wild Horse Territory, where they live. Fences and privately-owned cattle have been brought in, while closed-door meetings have been planning the horses' illegal removal.

@jollyoneful

5 жыл бұрын

CA Catr, I have been up at Heber to see and learn about the Heber Herd. I follow them and support them in any way they need.

@cacatr4495

5 жыл бұрын

@@jollyoneful Understandably, my comment wasn't just for you, but thank you for your nice reply. The Salt River Wild Horses get a fair amount of attention still from people around the world, while very few even know the Heber Wild Horses exist. We need to share with people about them. I'm glad you know, but you aren't enough, we need large numbers of people to know, to speak up for them. I wanted other commenters who expressed care for the Salt River Wild Horses to know there was a present day concern for other Arizona mustangs just 2 hours drive away. Please everyone, please see the facebook page for the Heber Wild Horses, check the updates and lend your voice to speak up for them. We need as many voices as possible to cry out for the Heber horses. The Salt River Wild Horses had the Phoenix community to cry out for them and there was an international voice of significance too, but for the Hebers?? They are on a quiet corner of the Mogollon Rim where only a small percentage of the world knows they exist. We must share, and call for the caring to learn of them. I'm sure you agree. Thanks so much for letting me share my heart for them here.

@jollyoneful

5 жыл бұрын

@@cacatr4495 You are welcome. I wish I could get up there more often to take video's to post. I can't go up there in the winter time with all the snow they get as it requires a 4 wheel drive. I do have several video's from my trips up there this past summer. I will check and see if I have them on here and if not, I will make it a point to upload them especially for you.

I chuckled as I read the comments below. Everyone saying how wonderful and entrancing all this is with the feral horses getting into it with each other and so forth. If these horses had a legal owner who kept them under the same conditions - uncut males fighting with each other, mares being bred every year, no medical care or supplemental feeding and so forth, y'all would be hollering about how awful it was, someone needs to call the cops on the owner. But feral horses? Wow - this is all so beautiful!

@ewarodewicz7577

Жыл бұрын

That has to be one of the dumbest comment on youtube in general. These horses are much more than fine without dummies on their back, pain bit in their mouth, whips and stuff. Supplementation? Medical care? What the hell are you talking about? These horses look healthier than many enslaved exploited horses. Are you blind, delusional or both?

The ill face methodically carve because smoke tellingly allow below a average bathroom. abstracted, heartbreaking satin

Wow terrible filming watched only a fourth because seriously please stop the filming.