Wild Horse Video, 11/6/2023

Piceance-East Douglas wild horses (bachelor stallions) with another type of wildlife from the same area, featured at the end. The end clips are part of an experiment we tried by setting a couple of our older trail cams at a much lower level in an effort to catch some of the smaller critters. There was one type of animal in particular I was hoping for…and it showed up on our first try (at the end of this video). So cool! I don’t know how well these low cameras will fare once the snow flies, but I guess we’ll find out! It was a fun experiment regardless. 🙂

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Photo – Video, 11/3/2023

Nice bay stallion from the Piceance-East Douglas HMA in Colorado.

Be sure to adjust the settings menu quality to 1080 for best viewing (especially for the full screen option) and turn your sound on. 🙂 All settings can be found in the lower right corner of the video once you click on and then hover over the video. Piceance-East Douglas HMA, CO.

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Wild Horse Video, 9-7-2023

The friendship between these 2 bachelor stallions was one of my favorites. I followed them for several years before Warrior (the sorrel) disappeared. I called him Warrior because I would watch him bravely navigating the high, steep hills despite being crippled in both front knees. I also admired how BG (Big, Gray Guy) would go at Warrior’s pace. My trail cams allowed me to see that BG often put himself between Warrior and some overly rambunctious bachelors that would occasionally join up with them. The rowdy bachelors would eventually leave, but BG never did. I admired this remarkable relationship so much. They are missed. (Piceance-East Douglas HMA, CO)

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Peace on Earth

Embracing the spirit of the season, despite how very different it is this year…

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Charge!

This Piceance-East Douglas bachelor stallion was all over the place the day we were visiting. He was desperately trying to win a family and his attitude and scars reflect his efforts. Last time I saw him, he was still a bachelor. Maybe next year buddy.

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