A Prison Without Walls: The Wyoming Honor Farm
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2022
- The Wyoming Honor Farm (WHF) houses 283 adult male offenders and is classified as a minimum custody facility. Established in 1931, the Honor Farm is located one mile north of Riverton, Wyoming. The Honor Farm’s Wild Horse Program, begun in 1988, plays an integral part in inmate rehabilitation by providing an opportunity for inmates to learn how to respect animals and people through day-to-day challenges. Respect is a life skill that many inmates need help developing while incarcerated, and those in the Wild Horse Program work together as a team to develop respect for the opinions and goals of others. Inmates working with horses learn that through respect and patience, even a wild animal will respond in a positive manner.
This video was produced by the Wyoming Department of Corrections, and was filmed by videographer Dean Petersen.
Values/experiences never taught as children, this program is win/win. Wish more states had opportunities for minimal security ranches.
A wild horse will temper a mans steel to the point where he realizes that his prowess is not all that and attitude must change in order to know he is not the only one in the world.
I love the power and beauty and intelligence of horse !
Seeing them cantering I n the round pen on their shiny horse, I'm a little envious and grateful smart minds got together and made this happen. Love the Walmart bull roping story.
The ones in red shirts have sex charges of I remember. My brother was here years ago, he didn’t wear red though