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| Chief out front and the other bay, Jimmy, behind him. These two stallions coexist. I think it is because their mares want to be together. This is always an interesting band to observe plus they have the foal that was born in October. I really wanted to see how the little guy (Kanoa) was wintering. |
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| There he is (on the left) with his big brother, Dreamer. The two colts are about 6 months apart. |
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| Dreamer gets up first.... |
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| ....followed by Kanoa. They bee line it to their moms. |
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| He is molting! He looks so funny...what color will he be? For now he looks good and strong ( and a little goofy!). |
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| The grey mare making the funny face is Vermillion, Kanoa's mom. |
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| The chestnut filly is Vermillion's 2 year old daughter, Spook. Kanoa is her half brother. Vermillion was with Brave last year, so that is the most likely sire of the late foal. |
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| This is the yearling filly, Megan. Her dam is the one with Dreamer. She is usually hanging out towards the back with the cocky little dun stallion.... |
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| .....Roper. |
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| All of the mustangs here look fat and healthy. It is a good thing to see. |
3 comments:
this is a great series of a very cool band. i remember taking photos of Spook about 6 months ago. She's filled out and still has a great mane. Kanoa has really changed and, like you pointed out, lookin' good and a little goofy. i'm glad the weather is holding for these horses. they look so good.
viewing this gallery is a Christmas treat.
peace on earth
Marty, they were in the same place (almost) where we saw them. Thanks for the comments. (-:
I remember these guys. Roper, I know for sure. Thanks for all the pictures and comments about their life.
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