I went to a blm auction back in the early 90's in Apache Junction Az. The donkeys were all being sold for 10 to 20 dollars a peice. I went to just observe as I was already at my zoning limit with 2 horses at my place. There was a donkey up for adoption who had lost its ears to frostbite that just broke my heart. I left miserable and I've never forgotten that beautiful donkey.
There was a 32 year old donkey, looked like an old man. We fell in love with him and we wanted him to live out his best life here in the ranch. Everyone was bidding so high in them we couldn’t go as high. I hope he is doing well and is spoiled;) thanks for sharing;)
The mustangs are beautiful. I would have been having a bid on the grey, in the pen before you fussed the lovely chestnut. However getting a horse from the wild, well you got to invest. Time, Food, Farrier, medication(worming),vet care. You have to be prepared to start this all on an unhandled animal. Thanks for sharing your story but people need to understand, that there is no cheap way of buying a horse.
Well...was rooting for you guys...at least all of them have homes. When it is meant to be you will have one. Thanks for taking us along...have a wonderful day and blessings 💞👍🤗
Sometimes it's better to do a IA where we got two of our Mustangs from paid $185.00 for my Grulla mare and paid $300.00 for my husband's Gelding. Then we got a bay roan Filly for $125.00 and a wild Burro for $125.00. We just got a Sales Authority 12yr old Gelding for $25.00. You just have to know where to look for them and when. We are doing a Tip Challenge this year on MI. We can't wait. Thank you for sharing. God Bless.
You got my subscription just because of the auction thanks for posting this video I highly enjoyed it and hope to go to an auction soon. To get a wild burro
Thank you everyone for adopting these beautiful animals. BMP and the government want to wipe them of the face of the earth. They are an endanger from all these roundups
Hi from Germany. We have people buying Mustang and flying them to Europe for training. Some stay with their trainers for ever and others are auctioned after the training reaching prices up to 32.000€.Me too, I would like to get one.
I would love to adopt a mustang but the long drive to where they are auctioned is stopping me. I'm in New Hampshire.😞 I've wanted to adopt a mustang since I was 8 years old. Sturdy, beautiful, iconic horses.🐴
That’s so awesome!! As you see the burros auctioned for a lot of $ because you only need a 4.5 ft fence to adopt one. That makes it an easy set up for anyone. It is sad though, most people are only doing the burros for money;(
Im in uk - wish we could take couple to give good home but sadly the transport costs would be inhibitive & ofcourse these are wild babies so not able to travel safely by plane anyway but it is such a shame as so many more could escape these facilities if it was an option to knowledgable homes. Thankyou to anyone who gets these horses & burrows providing the homes their going to are commited & know enough for training these are not domesticated they are wild & need skilled hands for success .
Because the UK is rabies free, I doubt these animals who have never been vaccinated would be allowed in. Even animals that have been vaccinated against rabies for years have trouble getting into the UK if their paperwork is off. The animal would likely have a long quarantine period and that might be stressful for a wild animal.
There all so beautiful. I felt so bad for that last horse. He looked so scared. Hopefully next time you and Preston will be able to get a donkey. This was interesting seeing how a auction works. God Bless
We are actually the adopters of the bay horse that was loaded up. He has settled in nicely. And is quite friendly. We are planning on training him and showing people that they are just horses like any other. Not the bad rep they get.
Try going to the regular horse auction in your area, phone them the night before the auction to see if any donkeys are listed. Down side is they may not know what is being brought in to be sold.
They hate this n wrangler?? Who the hell they think they r grabbing scaring bringing majesty to thier knees w tears n fear n loss.IHATEITALL. PUT THEM BACK.
@@janetcrisis1704 families get broken apart in the wild too. They do not always stay in the same family group their entire lives. Young stallions get pushed out of the herd. The band stallion gets replaced when he can no longer win fights with other stallions. Sometimes a stallion gets injured and/or dies and bachelor stallions will drive off the mares and split them up while claiming them for themselves. The wild is not some Disney movie where all animals live together un peace happily ever after. The wild is a brutal and dangerous place.
I went to a wild horse round up in Montana about 20 years ago. There are some absolutely beautiful horses available that need a lot of love and understanding. I believe the "Hidalgo" herd is an Oklahoma. ♡ Auctions are fun
They are wild and if you are inexperienced you should adopt the younger horses. I stay in prayer for the horses. They are ripped from their range, separated from their herd and placed in the hands of idiots.
Pamila . I don't like to see them taken from the range . But there is more money I. Cattle and sheep grazing than wild horses and wild life . The horses get the short end of the stick I agree. But they don't care what you and me think . The will always be rounded up by blm . It's. Better if they can find a home instead of the holding pens. We can't blame the rancher for it all , it is how they make there living out there . If I had followed the path that I wish I did I would be a rancher out west also . I love the life . I am in ark and raise a bunch of goats . When I get more land I will get a few to have .
@@robertmoore1123 it costs more to round up, provide vet/farrier care and feed the removed horses than the blm gets from grazing contracts. The horses are not removed to make money.
Oh man I was close to tears... So sorry Preston.. When is the next auction?? Maybe he can have a Live Chat and ask for help to raising enough money to bid with the big dogs.. All sent to PayPal of course.. Don't need TH-cam taking 30%.. Thank you for taking us along with you to the Auction. Where all do they hold these auctions/adoption sales ?? Only there ? Stay happy, healthy, hydrated and safe. May God continue to bless you and your family.
270? U just want. Well he just wants everyone away from him. They wanna go home. This is just sick n decieving. These ppl cant afford to care n will dump em.
Auctions all over country they die horrifying deaths n have lingered these are fresh off the range fight to stop extinction. Some go from auction to auction oh this pg is misleading. It aint Disney for horses ITS END OF THIER FREEDOM CUZ BLM IS ILLEGAL.
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I wish I could adopt one of those poor skinny horses but I am under 18 so I can't buy one I hope there is a horse for free I would love to have another horse plus my horses are too old and I need a energetic wild horse can you maybe see if there are free ones pls🐎💓💖
@@oldageisdumb To the wild damn it! Where they can roam free and frolic in the roaming fields of clover overlooking a waterfall with their animals friends damn it! Just like Bambi! But without the killing and the slaughter and the orphans. Only the good stuff damn it!!!!!!!
Sorry, but if I cannot afford to pay 200 $ for a donkey, how do I have enough money to to care of it. Just one idea, when the prize is higher than the slaughter prize, you have a little bit more control for the future of these animals. Greetings from germany
I bought a mare from she is supposed to be a but her tattoo is on the right side instead of the we've been trying to find out where she come from what state or wherever does anybody know what's the place Ransom on the right side please let me known
Mustangs are thinking equines. Nothing like a domestic horse. I've studied horse behavior for years. A mismanaged organization has been in effect for 40 plus years. Adoption is a double edged sword. So is the programs involving wild horses and burros. Before anyone getting such a horse. Please research before adopting. Mustangs live 25 plus years. They require great care and workmanship. Being mindful gives and adoptee well needed information.
Please help, I don't know what to do. There is a Mustang being passed around from place to place because no one wanted her. From what I understand, she was abused by being shocked with a cattle prod over and over again because she would not behave like a "normal" horse (whatever that means) That was her FIRST "owner from what was said. Then she was dropped off in someone field then another thought they'd take her but she ended up to be too much for them too. Poor baby girl. The first time I seen her, she looked like she was bit eating much at all and was in a small piece of property that was overrun by chickens. There was another horse with her that looked like she was ready to die. I was told NOT to tell anyone but this needs to stop! She has since then gone to another lady that grew up raising horses and "teased" about sending her to slaughter because she always acted up. What do I do and who do I contact? She is a sweetheart when you approach her with kindness but are there not rules in the BLM these horses so this garbage does not happen?
I agree and wish they could live out their whole life in the mountains too. They BLM explained that the population is growing faster then they can adopt a percentage out. I’m not sure what the future plans are for these majestic beauties.
The round ups are cruel and senseless....horses ran by helicopter even new born foals! Many times the public are advised the horses are in bad shape when in fact they look better than most human owned horses. Please follow some of the mustang pages and not the BML affiliated pages to learn the truth behind these awful round ups! The mustangs deserve to remain free as they're as important to our American heritage as the bison, our eagles, our American flag and Soldiers soldiers to me they represent our freedom as they have roamed our hills for decades. Leave them be!
They didn’t say that, the whole point is to give them a home, they go back to the BLM in Paul’s Valley until their next auction, that is what they said
They seriously need to be left on their own land as they are just as important to the eco system as any other animal. Your taking their freedom away from them. And no one protect them from the kill buyers. Breaks my heart people can't leave well enough alone.
Erin Tubb they are at a minimum, a returned native species being that they evolved here and nowhere else for 56 million years. The extinction theory is just that, a theory. The timeline of that extinction period where the species was believed to have been gone from this continent has been shortened several times because of the fossil finds and subsequent mDNA studies. Additionally if you look at historic data from other sources there is evidence that horses never went extinct. One such source would be the Book of Mormon which mentions horses several times during the period they are theorized to have been extinct. Additionally the oral histories and cave drawings of indigenous people prove hors3s were here prior to Spanish Conquistadors. But, as I stated earlier, even if you disbelieve the proof and you believe the extinction theory,you must realize that the horse that is theorized to have gone extinct at the end of the Pliocene Epoch is the same horse that exists today. No new genus of horse evolved during the period of time. Equus Simplicidens was the horse that was here at the end of the Pleistocene era and is theorized to have crossed the Bering Land Bridge then or at the beginning of the Holocene and it it the same genus we have today.
I went to a blm auction back in the early 90's in Apache Junction Az. The donkeys were all being sold for 10 to 20 dollars a peice. I went to just observe as I was already at my zoning limit with 2 horses at my place. There was a donkey up for adoption who had lost its ears to frostbite that just broke my heart. I left miserable and I've never forgotten that beautiful donkey.
There was a 32 year old donkey, looked like an old man. We fell in love with him and we wanted him to live out his best life here in the ranch. Everyone was bidding so high in them we couldn’t go as high. I hope he is doing well and is spoiled;) thanks for sharing;)
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The mustangs are beautiful. I would have been having a bid on the grey, in the pen before you fussed the lovely chestnut.
However getting a horse from the wild, well you got to invest. Time, Food, Farrier, medication(worming),vet care. You have to be prepared to start this all on an unhandled animal.
Thanks for sharing your story but people need to understand, that there is no cheap way of buying a horse.
They're beautiful and the ears always make me smile😍thanks for sharing a great family day
Nice to see them wild and free. They look so healthy.
Great fun watching the auction thx Chrissy 💕💕
Prestons like, “Mom, I’m cool. It’s ok.”
Well...was rooting for you guys...at least all of them have homes. When it is meant to be you will have one. Thanks for taking us along...have a wonderful day and blessings 💞👍🤗
Do you walk on your food before you eat it
So interesting thank you so much for bringing me along💯 👍
I appreciated and I hope there so on 😊💗
Thank you SO much for sharing this!!
Beautiful animals! I can’t wait to get horses and a donkey for the farm!
Thank you for sharing this video. I absolutely loved it. The horses are so gorgeous.
Thank you! They were so healthy and beautiful!
I had a great time Chrissy. Thank you for taking us along. I was heartbroken for Preston.
Maybe next time buddy.
Take care guys🙋♀️❤U
Sometimes it's better to do a IA where we got two of our Mustangs from paid $185.00 for my Grulla mare and paid $300.00 for my husband's Gelding. Then we got a bay roan Filly for $125.00 and a wild Burro for $125.00. We just got a Sales Authority 12yr old Gelding for $25.00. You just have to know where to look for them and when. We are doing a Tip Challenge this year on MI. We can't wait. Thank you for sharing. God Bless.
Thanks for sharing! It was a wonderful experience!
I hope to some day adopt a mustang! Thanks for the video, it was cool seeing all the horses!
It has always been my dream to own a mustang like Hidalgo it means gentleman
Comes from shortening the phrase “hijo de algo” son of something. Was used to refer to lower nobility in Spain way back in Spain.
Awe thanks for sharing ☺
I got on of these wild mustangs and her name is finona and she is such a sweet heart
If I ever am able to adopt I would 100% do it based off this and videos alike. Thank you
You got my subscription just because of the auction thanks for posting this video I highly enjoyed it and hope to go to an auction soon. To get a wild burro
Hello from Minnesota. I like mustangs!
Love watching this.
Thanks so much Juanita!! I love sharing with all my friends!! It was a really fun beautiful day!
Very cool video
Beautiful creatures!
They awesome animal's
Thank you everyone for adopting these beautiful animals. BMP and the government want to wipe them of the face of the earth. They are an endanger from all these roundups
Beautiful horses and burros
So cool my horse is part mustang she is in my last video great job
Hi from Germany. We have people buying Mustang and flying them to Europe for training. Some stay with their trainers for ever and others are auctioned after the training reaching prices up to 32.000€.Me too, I would like to get one.
I would love to adopt a mustang but the long drive to where they are auctioned is stopping me. I'm in New Hampshire.😞 I've wanted to adopt a mustang since I was 8 years old. Sturdy, beautiful, iconic horses.🐴
I think they hold an auction in Pennsylvania now. I’m also in NH, the drive isn’t that bad.
My wife did the online auction! shes getting hers in august. We wanted a burro and might get one when she picks up.
That’s so awesome!! As you see the burros auctioned for a lot of $ because you only need a 4.5 ft fence to adopt one. That makes it an easy set up for anyone. It is sad though, most people are only doing the burros for money;(
Majestic!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for that video. I wanted to go to that but wasn’t feeling up to it this weekend.
Thanks for the content
Muito lindo seus trabalho meus parabéns
Im in uk - wish we could take couple to give good home but sadly the transport costs would be inhibitive & ofcourse these are wild babies so not able to travel safely by plane anyway but it is such a shame as so many more could escape these facilities if it was an option to knowledgable homes. Thankyou to anyone who gets these horses & burrows providing the homes their going to are commited & know enough for training these are not domesticated they are wild & need skilled hands for success .
Because the UK is rabies free, I doubt these animals who have never been vaccinated would be allowed in. Even animals that have been vaccinated against rabies for years have trouble getting into the UK if their paperwork is off. The animal would likely have a long quarantine period and that might be stressful for a wild animal.
I would need a chaperone, to insure i didn't bid on all the donkey. 🤣😍 I am so weak for donkeys, they have my heart.
I’ve always wanted to get a horse from them but I’m getting to old to mess with them now but I love there beauty!
If I get a ranch. I would. Adopt.
I don’t know if you’re sporting your natural colors but you’re a beautiful person 💕💕💕 thank you for sharing!!!😄
Aww thank you!
There all so beautiful.
I felt so bad for that last horse.
He looked so scared.
Hopefully next time you and Preston will be able to get a donkey.
This was interesting seeing how a auction works. God Bless
I could imagine they all scared! They were taking from their homes! Never been around humans!
We are actually the adopters of the bay horse that was loaded up. He has settled in nicely. And is quite friendly. We are planning on training him and showing people that they are just horses like any other. Not the bad rep they get.
Try going to the regular horse auction in your area, phone them the night before the auction to see if any donkeys are listed. Down side is they may not know what is being brought in to be sold.
Thanks:) I really don’t need a donkey, I have Whiskey, I just wanted to provide an animal or so with love:)
They hate this n wrangler?? Who the hell they think they r grabbing scaring bringing majesty to thier knees w tears n fear n loss.IHATEITALL. PUT THEM BACK.
Breakin up fams. Hate u hate u blm
@@janetcrisis1704 families get broken apart in the wild too. They do not always stay in the same family group their entire lives. Young stallions get pushed out of the herd. The band stallion gets replaced when he can no longer win fights with other stallions. Sometimes a stallion gets injured and/or dies and bachelor stallions will drive off the mares and split them up while claiming them for themselves. The wild is not some Disney movie where all animals live together un peace happily ever after. The wild is a brutal and dangerous place.
Wow thanks for sharing i bet people come from all over to buy them
Wow this was fun!!... Sorry you didn't get to bring one home 😞
Its ok, I was more sad than Preston, but at the end of the day, I think Whiskey is the only donkey for me :)
They are treasure
Nice saved from the saluted pipeline.
Beautiful 😍 🐎
GOD'S AMAZING CREATURES ❤🤍💙✝️
I went to a wild horse round up in Montana about 20 years ago. There are some absolutely beautiful horses available that need a lot of love and understanding. I believe the "Hidalgo" herd is an Oklahoma. ♡
Auctions are fun
Cool .i been to sale barns before most are sold by weight for food
They are wild and if you are inexperienced you should adopt the younger horses. I stay in prayer for the horses. They are ripped from their range, separated from their herd and placed in the hands of idiots.
I think you may not understand the problem (bigger picture) here. And also please don’t call people idiots. Your generalizations do not become you.
Pamila . I don't like to see them taken from the range . But there is more money I. Cattle and sheep grazing than wild horses and wild life . The horses get the short end of the stick I agree. But they don't care what you and me think . The will always be rounded up by blm . It's. Better if they can find a home instead of the holding pens. We can't blame the rancher for it all , it is how they make there living out there . If I had followed the path that I wish I did I would be a rancher out west also . I love the life . I am in ark and raise a bunch of goats . When I get more land I will get a few to have .
Wow you obviously don't know your donkey from a hole in the ground.. my place has 5 mustangs and 8 college degrees,, not bad for idiots
@@robertmoore1123 it costs more to round up, provide vet/farrier care and feed the removed horses than the blm gets from grazing contracts. The horses are not removed to make money.
Beautiful animals!! 😍 Thank you for sharing! It sounds like a neat setup for sure!
Oh man I was close to tears... So sorry Preston..
When is the next auction??
Maybe he can have a Live Chat and ask for help to raising enough money to bid with the big dogs.. All sent to PayPal of course.. Don't need TH-cam taking 30%..
Thank you for taking us along with you to the Auction.
Where all do they hold these auctions/adoption sales ?? Only there ?
Stay happy, healthy, hydrated and safe.
May God continue to bless you and your family.
Those horses and sad defeated and ran to near death. Stupid ppl
270? U just want. Well he just wants everyone away from him. They wanna go home. This is just sick n decieving. These ppl cant afford to care n will dump em.
Auctions all over country they die horrifying deaths n have lingered these are fresh off the range fight to stop extinction. Some go from auction to auction oh this pg is misleading. It aint Disney for horses ITS END OF THIER FREEDOM CUZ BLM IS ILLEGAL.
Harness lol? It’s called a halter. Cheers.
That was interesting.. thank you for showing what it's like at an auction..
I really wish they made more sales for canadian adopters to get some more easily
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Thanks for the tip! Welcome!!
My Nintendo switch cost more than some of those donkeys. If only I had the land…
I heard it some of the auctions for the wild girls and wild mustangs are $25 starting off
I wish I could adopt one of those poor skinny horses but I am under 18 so I can't buy one I hope there is a horse for free I would love to have another horse plus my horses are too old and I need a energetic wild horse can you maybe see if there are free ones pls🐎💓💖
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Let them go!!
Where? To go back to herds that are growing at such a rate that it can only end tragically? Why do you think they are rounding them up to begin with?
@@oldageisdumb To the wild damn it! Where they can roam free and frolic in the roaming fields of clover overlooking a waterfall with their animals friends damn it! Just like Bambi! But without the killing and the slaughter and the orphans. Only the good stuff damn it!!!!!!!
They look better than rescue horses I have seen. And all they eat is grass lands
I want a burro and a horse .. they look nice and probably cheap
Sorry that you couldn't get them
That's really coo. And they all get a new home which is Awesome 👍
They had a home! These ppl have 0 clue! They are wild. N now they r SAD.
Not a petting zoo. Traumatized stolen from all they knew.
They are not I repeat not in excessive population .
Horses where here in the Americas before the Spanish came to America. Horse been in the Americas over 10,000 years
What did the friendly horse go for?
My Dad bought him, 200-300 I don’t remember. He is still a very kind sweet easy going horse.
Lol!!! Halter . .not harness 😂👍
Is Preston getting the roan?
He would have loved the blue roan! No, we are not horse owners;) we have to many goats;)
How much are the mustangs I heard you get them for $25 even though donkeys and how would I get them to my property and Kentucky
You have to pass through a vetting process to be approved. Once approved you have to provide your own transportation :)
how Can you not take one home
Why not share on Mustang sites
My buddy adopted a couple mustangs out in Oregon back in the early 90’s and it wasn’t like this at all. This seems rather lame to me.
Do you know about how much money they arrange from
They start at $25
Sorry, but if I cannot afford to pay 200 $ for a donkey, how do I have enough money to to care of it. Just one idea, when the prize is higher than the slaughter prize, you have a little bit more control for the future of these animals. Greetings from germany
I bought a mare from she is supposed to be a but her tattoo is on the right side instead of the we've been trying to find out where she come from what state or wherever does anybody know what's the place Ransom on the right side please let me known
I don’t have any knowledge. I went there to see the beautiful horses.
Cómo puedo conseguir adoptar un caballo de esos están hermosos y megustsria adoptar uno
too bad wqe here in Canada can onl;y get these horses after they go to homes in the USA
Incredible cruelty BLM (USA govt) places on this wild animals....Let them Live Free.
Mustangs are thinking equines. Nothing like a domestic horse. I've studied horse behavior for years.
A mismanaged organization has been in effect for 40 plus years.
Adoption is a double edged sword. So is the programs involving wild horses and burros.
Before anyone getting such a horse. Please research before adopting. Mustangs live 25 plus years. They require great care and workmanship.
Being mindful gives and adoptee well needed information.
Please help, I don't know what to do.
There is a Mustang being passed around from place to place because no one wanted her. From what I understand, she was abused by being shocked with a cattle prod over and over again because she would not behave like a "normal" horse (whatever that means) That was her FIRST "owner from what was said. Then she was dropped off in someone field then another thought they'd take her but she ended up to be too much for them too. Poor baby girl. The first time I seen her, she looked like she was bit eating much at all and was in a small piece of property that was overrun by chickens. There was another horse with her that looked like she was ready to die.
I was told NOT to tell anyone but this needs to stop! She has since then gone to another lady that grew up raising horses and "teased" about sending her to slaughter because she always acted up.
What do I do and who do I contact? She is a sweetheart when you approach her with kindness but are there not rules in the BLM these horses so this garbage does not happen?
If you kown
I was at this adoption acually I saw the girl that did this video
Do they support support ALL colors of horses or just one…
Yeah, I’m so bad!
These beautiful horse's belong back in the mountains. God did create them to be rounded up so cruelly. I'm glad you are able to save them from Slater
I agree and wish they could live out their whole life in the mountains too. They BLM explained that the population is growing faster then they can adopt a percentage out. I’m not sure what the future plans are for these majestic beauties.
The round ups are cruel and senseless....horses ran by helicopter even new born foals! Many times the public are advised the horses are in bad shape when in fact they look better than most human owned horses.
Please follow some of the mustang pages and not the BML affiliated pages to learn the truth behind these awful round ups!
The mustangs deserve to remain free as they're as important to our American heritage as the bison, our eagles, our American flag and Soldiers soldiers to me they represent our freedom as they have roamed our hills for decades. Leave them be!
@@teresamurray250 these people are saving these horses by finding adopters. Don't spew hate towards them.
Id kick that wranglers Butt. Jerks cruelty
U did not just say you liked this u stupid lady u learned NOTHING
The females are good at getting rid of coyotes.
Porfabor alguien ke me pueda ayudar para poder adoptar un caballo
ID ONLY BUY PREGNANT MARES AND FOALS AND IF YOU CAN PET THEM LIKE THAT THEY ARENT WILD
How many horses do you have?
I personally do not own any horses, nor will I ever :) I went to enjoy the time with them and to learn.
@@ParagonRidgeRanch so who is going to own horses ?
Whoever at the auction? I went to meet the animals and for the experience. I learned a lot and made some great new friends that love horses
Why do you not address what happens to those who aren't adopted? Like going to slaughter because they aren't valuable like cows.
They didn’t say that, the whole point is to give them a home, they go back to the BLM in Paul’s Valley until their next auction, that is what they said
If they aren't adopted, they go to long term holding, not slaughter.
Let them be free! Stop stealing then from the range. #haltthehelicopters
Prolly not the best idea to try and halter an unstarted horse in a chute 😑
So sad. They should all be free..
They seriously need to be left on their own land as they are just as important to the eco system as any other animal. Your taking their freedom away from them. And no one protect them from the kill buyers. Breaks my heart people can't leave well enough alone.
If these are supposed to be wild, why are they all branded???
All wild horses are branded. They are owned and taken care of by the US Gov
Baby talk to a mustang
auctioning them OFF? why they captured in the first place they were wild?
The wildlife sanctuaries are constantly becoming over populated . You can look it up on their website. www.blm.gov
There’s plenty of room for wild horses and burros on our public lands. It’s the invasive livestock that are overpopulated.
@@valcecama-hogsett4174 horses are an invasive species as well.
Erin Tubb they are at a minimum, a returned native species being that they evolved here and nowhere else for 56 million years. The extinction theory is just that, a theory. The timeline of that extinction period where the species was believed to have been gone from this continent has been shortened several times because of the fossil finds and subsequent mDNA studies. Additionally if you look at historic data from other sources there is evidence that horses never went extinct. One such source would be the Book of Mormon which mentions horses several times during the period they are theorized to have been extinct. Additionally the oral histories and cave drawings of indigenous people prove hors3s were here prior to Spanish Conquistadors. But, as I stated earlier, even if you disbelieve the proof and you believe the extinction theory,you must realize that the horse that is theorized to have gone extinct at the end of the Pliocene Epoch is the same horse that exists today. No new genus of horse evolved during the period of time. Equus Simplicidens was the horse that was here at the end of the Pleistocene era and is theorized to have crossed the Bering Land Bridge then or at the beginning of the Holocene and it it the same genus we have today.
That is a halter (headcollar in the UK) not a harness. Please be more informed before adopting animals for their safety & yours
Well with all the plant based meat we don’t need as many cattle on public lands. Let the wild horses stay wild on public lands
Female's name from the she is