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The Choctaw Pony: Untamed Tradition
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2016
- The History of the Choctaw Pony started out back in 1830 with the forced removal of the Indian Nations. These horses walked side by side with the Choctaw People, and became a part of the culture and heritage of the Choctaw Nation.
The wild Choctaw Horses have survived many dangers, but are still roaming free in South-Eastern, Oklahoma under the care of Bryant Rickman.
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Thank you and Bless you for caring for these beautiful Choctaw
horses they are loving and caring just like the Choctaw people
who helped the Irish during the famine.
The Hills ... from Boggy Depot ... my Grandmother's people are great horse people. Monroe Hill was our ancestors who was there at the end of the Trail of Tears and at the founding of Boggy Depot. And, I have one cousin, from the Taylor side, near Idabel, who looks just like Mingo Greenwood Leflore.
Chatah Siah!
Your love and care for these beautiful and amazing horses is honorable! I felt love and a sense of awe while watching and listening to the history this video presented...left me wanting more. It also reminded me of the horse I had as a child. Thank you for devoting your life, family, and resources to these horses and continuing our Choctaw heritage!
Grateful to own my pure Choctaw mare, and hoping to start my own conservation breeding program soon!
i fill with a multitude of emotions an senses..a great trail in times past..a tear of healing...a trail of healing tears,in the near future
P.s. i would be honored to give these secret animals what you have given them...i would give up everything to do what your doing for the rest of my life ,to follow your lead so the story never ends... ❤
Awesome 💯🧘🏽♀️🪶👆🏽🦉 💃🏽👆🏽🪖🦅
#ChoctawNation
Beautiful. Truly something to be proud of.
They are beautiful. God Bless you, You are caring for those beautiful horses.
LAND dedicated to preserving these horses would sure help save buying/distributing feed! Click this link for the 501(c)3 charity to help Bryant Rickman preserve the Choctaw Pony: www.thespiritofblackjackmountain.com/501c3-donations.html
You are an earth angel. Sending much love light and angels blessings to all 😘💕💞
" A living piece of history..." Got that right!
Beautiful ponys
Thank you...
Thank-you for all you do for the Choctaw Pony!
Me Tricia here these are great Equines, + we wish all the best to them + their human friends.
You are awesome
The wild horses at Fort Polk Louisiana look just like these horses same characteristics
Good luck to you! Never stop
Please help us protect these horses. @FortPolkHorsesPEGA
Granpa Smith used to get mustangs and bring em here
Very cool! What beautiful work you do. It makes me proud:) I love horses so much.
Choctaw people are beautiful I am part Choctaw with African-American and Mexican
Halito and Yakoke for all you do:) Bless you:)
I have heard of Choctaw ponies for many years in Eastern nc.Are any of them still used to herd cattle or run barrels in rodeos?
Where can I buy one? Please comment with a link.
Baxter gets the job done! Lol Halito!
Hwy 93 eh? Sounnds like Montuky prob. Cool
Are these the horses that
Queue the flute music