Sand Wash Basin Mustang
Just a 2valve in nature
Richie Asencio
Richie Asencio
@brookechamp101 on Instagram: “Champ is too handsome for his own good! 😍 Can we just skip to spring now? 😂😭” #BLM #Mustang #Horse
From wildhorsesonline.blm.gov (Aug. 2024)
It was February 2010, and absolutely spitting snow and rain—typical for southeastern Oregon. My husband, Farrel, and I had driven over to the Burns Wild Horse Corrals for a mustang adoption. Arriving a day early, we stopped by the Bureau of Land Management office to ask for directions to the best viewpoint to see the wild mustangs. A kind soul wrote out detailed directions, which led us to the South Steens Herd Management Area. We didn’t make it back for the scheduled adoption time. Instead, spellbound, we spent two extra days hiking around, photographing the wild horses of Oregon.
Oregon mustang....roan appy stallion dubbed "Copperhead"
Pine Nut stallion Socks after losing his band to Shorty 8n June 2015. Photo by Mary Cioffi.
The regal Barcus. This beautiful stallion had to be put down due to a terrible injury. He now runs wild and free, leading his band in horse heaven. Photo cred: Stella Trueblood.
Taming a wild stallion.
