Entries by Deb Lee Carson

The Purpose

“The creature has a purpose, and his eyes are bright with it.”  ― John Keats Power! Immense power and a purpose! When he thunders across the ground you feel it, when he calls to his mares you know it! His job is endless! His name is Red Face! Have an absolutely incredible Monday in your […]

Spreading Light

“There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that receives it.”  ~ Edith Wharton Don’t tell anyone, but I’m still in my pajamas! I am very thankful for the heavy sky, wind, lack of light, and cold today on the plains of North Dakota. I finally convinced myself it […]

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Proper Viewing Etiquette

“WATCH OUT” Remember the sight of this mare as you visit regions of the country with wild horses and other wild life! With the tourist season fast approaching I thought it would be interesting to share “etiquette” when visiting national parks, BLM lands, or wild life sanctuaries. First and foremost, you are visiting their home. Where […]

Wild and Precious Life

“Tell me, what is it you plan to do  with your one wild and precious life?” ― Mary Oliver I can tell you that this wild and precious life is going to be a phenomenal band stallion! Flax! He has been hanging with ousted band stallion Gray Ghost, running with the bachelor stallion, Wild Rye, […]

Gary

So much going on, so much to share, and so little time! Yikes! That said, a quick post this morning, and later this afternoon, I will share yesterday’s young love story! The stallions are amazing here, well probably everywhere in the wild, because of their strength and presence and what they have to do to […]

View From The Office

This is completely out of my normal post today, well the pic I am going to share is. Last week, April 14th, my husband’s sister, Karen, and her husband Dave, drove from Hudson, WI on Wednesday and drove home on Friday morning. That is 585 miles one way. Karen and I are doing an exhibition […]

Thirteen Mile Day

“A fine little smooth horse colt, Should move a man as much as doth a son.”-Thomas Kyd Grab your coffee….this is the recap of a thirteen mile day, on foot, in the Badlands of Theodore Roosevelt National Park! I just filled my second cup, so here we go! Oh, and I blame Kathleen! Kathleen is […]

I Am Free

“I hope nothing. I fear nothing. I am free.”  ― Nikos Kazantzakis Noble, proud, regal, majestic, strong, wild and free…..those are all words that come to mind when I see this wild stallion. Satellite! He has a distinct harem, they are primarily black, the three mares, two yearlings, and now two fillies. He has a […]

Like The Sun

“They can be like the sun, wild horses. They can do for the heart, what light can do for a flower.”  ~Unknown The wild horses find water in unusual places. Scattered and hidden are deep holes of the precious liquid. The tall grasses shadow the water to keep it from drying up in the wind […]

Wild Blaze

“It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.” ~David Thoreau This morning arrived waaayyyy before dawn. Yesterday we found the pitter patter stallion, Blaze, in amazing landscape. We had walked through some strange and alluring formations to get to him and I thought they would be beautiful to photograph at sunrise, […]