The removal of those foals that still need their mothers has all the wild horse advocates fired up, including myself. I have spend the better part of 2 days researching and drafting letters and getting phone numbers to call. I may just be one voice, but I can't give up on them.
I am so glad that you got to see the Horses and the Pryors. It is an amazing place. I didn't get the chance to go this year but I plan on it next year for sure.
Lori, thank for these beautiful and well done videos, and also for being a voice for the horses. I know the videos take a lot of time to do well and you have done it so well. Do you have any videos with Phoenix in them? I think she was the most elegant mare on the range. I was saddened to read of her passing in the winter of 21-22. Bolder now gone, and I think Doc as well. Cloud several seasons before. I'm thankful I was able to photograph them all. Doc and his band were the first horses I saw on the way up Burnt timber on my first trip there. I have photos of Cloud and his band the year encore was born. I have the last photo I ever got of Phoenix, in the evening light, walking away as if to say goodbye. That was my last trip there in 2018. I'd love to send it to you if it's OK.
Thank you, they do take a long time to complete but I am learning as I go. Some of my first videos from photographs have brief glimpses of Cloud and Phoenix in them this one ruclips.net/video/xjFC7od5BN0/видео.html. does and I think 6a and 5 might too. Boulder was a favorite of mine and he is in this one ruclips.net/video/Zmpm671-9YY/видео.html. Yes please send the photos through my email under the "about" section on the main page.
the Pryor Mountain Horses are a unique bunch. Here is a link to the Pryor Mountain wild mustang center that explains their color and conformation.www.pryormustangs.org/color-conformation/
Thanks, I agree.... I am not a fan of wind turbines. They are ugly and noisy, if you stand near them there is a loud buzz that is just erie. unfortunately montana is getting covered in them.
So tough reading about the McCullough Peaks herd. We live on a difficult planet. On the other hand, your video was very nice to watch. Well done.
Tom
The removal of those foals that still need their mothers has all the wild horse advocates fired up, including myself. I have spend the better part of 2 days researching and drafting letters and getting phone numbers to call. I may just be one voice, but I can't give up on them.
Finally!!!! 😍😍😍😍! Stunning as always!
Thanks! I wish I had enough footage for one more but I left the range early in the morning the next day because there were hunters everywhere.
Fabulous! Thanks for posting.
Thank you. I absolutely love these wild horses.
I live in Iowa and went to the pryors for the first time this year. I will be back next year I absolutely loved it there
I am so glad that you got to see the Horses and the Pryors. It is an amazing place. I didn't get the chance to go this year but I plan on it next year for sure.
Lori, thank for these beautiful and well done videos, and also for being a voice for the horses. I know the videos take a lot of time to do well and you have done it so well.
Do you have any videos with Phoenix in them? I think she was the most elegant mare on the range. I was saddened to read of her passing in the winter of 21-22. Bolder now gone, and I think Doc as well. Cloud several seasons before. I'm thankful I was able to photograph them all. Doc and his band were the first horses I saw on the way up Burnt timber on my first trip there. I have photos of Cloud and his band the year encore was born. I have the last photo I ever got of Phoenix, in the evening light, walking away as if to say goodbye. That was my last trip there in 2018. I'd love to send it to you if it's OK.
Thank you, they do take a long time to complete but I am learning as I go. Some of my first videos from photographs have brief glimpses of Cloud and Phoenix in them this one ruclips.net/video/xjFC7od5BN0/видео.html. does and I think 6a and 5 might too. Boulder was a favorite of mine and he is in this one ruclips.net/video/Zmpm671-9YY/видео.html. Yes please send the photos through my email under the "about" section on the main page.
Beautiful imagery. Nice soundtrack.
Thank you, I absolutely love the Pryor Mountains and the wild horse herd.
Wow! Never seen a horse color like the marbled one. Colors almost striped from the back down.....very unusual!
the Pryor Mountain Horses are a unique bunch. Here is a link to the Pryor Mountain wild mustang center that explains their color and conformation.www.pryormustangs.org/color-conformation/
Been up to Pryor MT, herd this spring 2024 or planning to.
I hope to go up in June but not sure of the dates yet. I’ve been following the Pryor wild horse center facebook posts to keep up on the new arrivals.
God protect these increcible mustangs
The roundups that are occuring throughout the west are devastating.
Beautiful video, but those wind towers are killing the landscape of America. Also our birds and and too many more effects to list and a small common
Thanks, I agree.... I am not a fan of wind turbines. They are ugly and noisy, if you stand near them there is a loud buzz that is just erie. unfortunately montana is getting covered in them.