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.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Bug's Band
Here is Bug's Band. Rita, the red dun mare is out front followed by the only 2011 colt, Titanium. Titanium is followed by the other mare in the band, the sorrel, Hazel. Behind Hazel is her 2011 son, Sundance, who looks a lot like his brother, Titanium...Then comes Madeleine, a 2 yr old filly who got separated form her dam last spring. Then Bugs, the buckskin band stallion with Rita's 2010 colt Butch. All of these pale horses will be palominos ( I am pretty sure...) Anyway dogging the band is the ever persistent black, Buddy who is also their satellite stallion.
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That is so cool how they trot by and take a look at you and then move on! The only wild horses I have ever seen were in Arizona and were very camera shy! Can't wait to see these guys for real one day!
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