Well, he never really went anywhere, but it was good to see him with some other horses....he has hanging out by himself in the flats across from Two Bar Springs ever since he lost his band to Rounder. At one point he was awfully thin and beat up. Today he looked geat. These wild horses Get Over It!
These mustangs live on 160,000 acres of public land in NW Colorado. The world is closing in on them. All photos and words by Nancy Roberts.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Lightning's Back!
Well, he never really went anywhere, but it was good to see him with some other horses....he has hanging out by himself in the flats across from Two Bar Springs ever since he lost his band to Rounder. At one point he was awfully thin and beat up. Today he looked geat. These wild horses Get Over It!
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My PMU gelding, Sunni, also has a lightning strike running down his nose! Not as big as that one, however. I named hime "Sundancer" instead of "Lightning"!
I am so excited to hear this! I was wondering how he was doing!
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