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WILD HORSE HERDS IN BIG FIELD

Steven Quon July 10, 2019

I was very lucky to cross paths with at least 4 herds in a large field this past weekend. A couple of the herds I recall from last December with one being the blue roans. Altogether, there were at least 40 horses and 15 foals.

Just wait until you see some of the pictures that I got of these guy's especially a couple of the foals. Yes Wild Horse babies are slowly being added to my works, though it's really only two since just about all of the foals (and horses for that matter) were in the very back and it wasn't a good spot for me to travel to, nor was it a good location for pictures.

Thanks Jo AP for taking some video to show these guys. There is no sound, the birds weren't really out on this day and all you would hear is cars and heavy machinery passing by on the gravel road.

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