Wild Horses in the West pt 3

Wild Horses can double their populations every four years as they have no natural predators. With limited water and forage on western rangelands, horses are competing with wildlife for resources.

[@westernhorsewatchers]

Awesome, one of the infamous Cold Creek photos at 1:13, hand picked for our viewing enjoyment. Were you hired by NRRC to produce this video?

[@harveyib114]

Then I want to go catch one of my own picking all by myself and keep it without having to go thru the adoption processes. Always wanted a big huge wild horse.

[@daciefusjones8128]

appropriate management levels best for ranchers ? or wild horses ? only a hand full of people in this country give a damn about the horses or the ranchers, more for the horses though. don't see any thing good for either in the future.I love them both but time marches on.