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Want To Adopt a Wild Horse? Here’s What You Need To Know

Want To Adopt a Wild Horse? Here’s What You Need To Know

Wild horses are gathered from public lands as a tool to control the population, then made adoptable. If you want to adopt a wild horse, here’s what to know.
3 Commonly Believed Myths About American Mustangs

3 Commonly Believed Myths About American Mustangs

Since they’ve become less integral to modern society, fewer people know much about wild horses. Here are 3 commonly believed myths about American mustangs.
Wild Horse Habitats: Where Do Horses Live in America?

Wild Horse Habitats: Where Do Horses Live in America?

Horses are heavily associated with America’s history and a distinct part of ranch life, but where do horses live in America? Here’s what you should know.
The Best Tips for Safely Photographing Wild Horses

The Best Tips for Safely Photographing Wild Horses

Few animals are as majestic as wild horses. If you want to try your hand at wild horse photography, here are the best tips for safely photographing wild horses.
5 Perfect Holiday Gift Ideas for Horse Lovers

5 Perfect Holiday Gift Ideas for Horse Lovers

Short of gifting them a real horse, we have five perfect holiday gift ideas for horse lovers that embrace their passion and are sure to be cherished.
A Quick History of Wild Horses in America

A Quick History of Wild Horses in America

Wild horses have long roamed the American West, but how did they come to be here, and what are they doing now? Here’s a quick history of wild horses in America.

Be A Beacon

“Be an anchor for a mustang, be like the North Star the beacon of inspiration and hope, to guide and lead, to be their torchbearer to a new purpose and freedom.”~Deb STAR OF THE NORTH MUSTANGS Welcome to the new series, Star of…

Wee Wild Ones – Part 3 – The Critical First Hours

Do you recall from Part II the critical timing of a new foal receiving colostrum? How is the situation different for wild horses than for domestic horses? In a domestic setting, breeders can measure the quality and antibody levels of…

Wee Wild Ones – Part II – Colostrum – How Important is it?

What is colostrum and why is it so important? Colostrum is also called “first milk”, as it is the first milk produced in the mammary glands of a pregnant mammal, including both humans and horses. It appears thick and yellowish and is…

Wee Wild Ones – Part 1 – Their First Moments

"Born wild, the only thread to survival, a wily and wise momma, the will to take one’s place in the world, and millions of years of instinct." ~Unknown Seeing a brand new foal for the first time is a magical moment. On wobbly new legs…

The Rear – Level V

“You’re a tough guy, but I’m a nightmare wrapped in the apocalypse.”  ~James S.A. Corey Said one stallion to the other!  Here we are, rearing—the fifth level of agonistic behavior and more often than not usually…

The Bite – level 4

“Any woman who is sure of her own wits, is a match, at any time, for a man who is not sure of his own temper.” ~Wilkie Collins Avoiding at all costs ‘the bite’ is wild, harem mare, Bella.  Her band stallion, Sidekick,…