Thank you so much for posting to You Tube. I don't do Facebook & miss watching these videos of these beautiful wild horses & their stories you share !!!
Hello I am a newbie of your channel and your channel is outstanding! One of the nicest channels that I have come across on RUclips. The scenery, the horses are such incredibly beautiful animals. Your narration of the horses and what they have been up to and their given names , it just makes our experience watching them in their natural environment so much more personal. Thank you so very much for sharing . 🇨🇦❤️🙏🏻
Nice to see this on You Tube. I stay away from Facebook. I am in awe of how you know all these horses. Pretty amazing. So are these horses that survive somehow in spite of frigid winters and other hardships. 🥰
Good evening Darrell and Barb. What a fantastic video showing all the wildlife of the Foothills of the Eastern Rockies and the stars of the show the wildies. Some beautiful editing showing all the families that are handing out in various areas of Williams Creek, the bog, Grizzly Hill, and the winter barn. Tamara she sure is a beautiful grey and looks quite content until her foal is born. Steele sure hope he gets to stay with his band for a little more. Pray the foals have a longer lifespan than they did last year. More survive the predators and we can tell grizzly, wolf, lynx and cougar to go on their way and find different areas to get food. Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
These videos on this platform are the best. Your comfort nature rating here is 10. Issues develop and we all have a grievance. You’re at your best when your nature is in comfort. All the Best - a contributor
Looked like a bird suddenly flying up from ground level in the trees on the left of the horse facing the camera so it could have been that which spooked them, your videos are brilliant at capturing life in the wilderness, I sure hope more foals survive this year, thank you for all you do 🐎🐎
Thank you, that was wonderful to watch and to listen to! Especially the coexistence between all the wildlife and the horses. If one day I could see it for real…much love to Barb and you and all your helpers from Germany!
I am absolutely fascinated about the ecology of these horses. The horse originated in North America some 50 million years ago and has evolved and been present in North America as late as 7-8,000 years ago, new evidence is suggesting. Possibly sooner. I wonder if horses take so well to North America because they are returning to an ecological niche they previously occupied fairly recently, though be it a different kind but still anatomically identical. Very interesting videos in my opinion. These horses face predators their extinct relatives did like wolves, big cats, and bears. Is there video of these animals Interacting in a predator prey relationship. If so, are the horses fairing well? How are they being preyed upon (the techniques their predators use). Are they horses responding as a wild animal, or more docilely like domestic animal? I am very curious.
I'm impressed with the 'wildies' 🤎 I have to admit, I've come watched the videos, oldest to new and I can't get enough of these beautiful horses Truly educational for all ages to watch these majestic creatures in their natural environment Thank you so much for sharing HAWS experiences with us ❤
Love the video. Thank you.
Another lovely video 😅 keep em coming nearly foaling season
Thank you so much for posting to You Tube. I don't do Facebook & miss watching these videos of these beautiful wild horses & their stories you share !!!
Great to see all the different bands. The ones we know, and the newbies.
Wonderful video
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I am a newbie of your channel and your channel is outstanding! One of the nicest channels that I have come across on RUclips. The scenery, the horses are such incredibly beautiful animals. Your narration of the horses and what they have been up to and their given names , it just makes our experience watching them in their natural environment so much more personal. Thank you so very much for sharing .
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Nice to see this on You Tube. I stay away from Facebook. I am in awe of how you know all these horses. Pretty amazing. So are these horses that survive somehow in spite of frigid winters and other hardships. 🥰
In Minnesota, they study the wolf scat to determine what they ear. They have one that fishes, and one that specializes on beaver.
Great video Darrell and Barb
Thank you for sharing
Good evening Darrell and Barb. What a fantastic video showing all the wildlife of the Foothills of the Eastern Rockies and the stars of the show the wildies. Some beautiful editing showing all the families that are handing out in various areas of Williams Creek, the bog, Grizzly Hill, and the winter barn. Tamara she sure is a beautiful grey and looks quite content until her foal is born. Steele sure hope he gets to stay with his band for a little more. Pray the foals have a longer lifespan than they did last year. More survive the predators and we can tell grizzly, wolf, lynx and cougar to go on their way and find different areas to get food. Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
These videos on this platform are the best.
Your comfort nature rating here is 10.
Issues develop and we all have a grievance.
You’re at your best when your nature is in comfort.
All the Best
- a contributor
Love your videos.....I love seeing the wildies happy n healthy living their best life....thank you
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Looked like a bird suddenly flying up from ground level in the trees on the left of the horse facing the camera so it could have been that which spooked them, your videos are brilliant at capturing life in the wilderness, I sure hope more foals survive this year, thank you for all you do 🐎🐎
Great watching on fb
Greetings from the beach city of Da Nang, Vietnam. How I missed the Alberta wild except the -20 C temperature 😅😅
Thank you, that was wonderful to watch and to listen to! Especially the coexistence between all the wildlife and the horses. If one day I could see it for real…much love to Barb and you and all your helpers from Germany!
I counted 12 in the new band
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I wish you would post more on you tube Facebook doesn't play well on my TV and it's so hard to watch My phone
I am absolutely fascinated about the ecology of these horses. The horse originated in North America some 50 million years ago and has evolved and been present in North America as late as 7-8,000 years ago, new evidence is suggesting. Possibly sooner.
I wonder if horses take so well to North America because they are returning to an ecological niche they previously occupied fairly recently, though be it a different kind but still anatomically identical. Very interesting videos in my opinion.
These horses face predators their extinct relatives did like wolves, big cats, and bears. Is there video of these animals Interacting in a predator prey relationship. If so, are the horses fairing well? How are they being preyed upon (the techniques their predators use). Are they horses responding as a wild animal, or more docilely like domestic animal?
I am very curious.
I have been worried about you after hearing about the wild fires in Alberta. Are you okay?
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Curious have you ever seen any giving birth or know where they drop it. When do they usually birth? I have forgotten everything getting too old.
They must be predated by bears and wolves?
I'm impressed with the 'wildies' 🤎 I have to admit, I've come watched the videos, oldest to new and I can't get enough of these beautiful horses Truly educational for all ages to watch these majestic creatures in their natural environment
Thank you so much for sharing HAWS experiences with us ❤