Sorraia Bachelor Stallions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- A bachelor herd of stallions living on the Ravenseyrie Sorraia Mustang Preserve, Manitoulin Island, Gore Bay, Ontario, Canada. Have a look at the way these boys interact with each other as they live mostly autonomous lives in the wilderness high up on Gore Bay's East Bluff.
The very fitting music that accompanies this little documentary is composed and performed by BrunuhVille. Check out other fantastic musical compositions by this talented young man:
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More information on the Ravenseyrie Sorraia Mustang Preserve can be found here:
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Your wild horses make my heart sing ❤
@@alexandramabson4234 I feel the same way!
Thank You for response!
Your activity about atavistic horses is very well, and very good frequency for my Soull👍❤💥
These are wild living, rough & tough stallions with much of the footage taken before their winter coats were fully shed, making them seem even more crude and rustic - and yet, yes...so beautiful in movement, harmonious with their wilderness habitat. I’m glad you found the video and enjoyed it!
Beautiful boys!
Lynn, how did you separate the bachelors, and Altamiro's harem?
I am very sad because of 2 gelding......
Hello András! All these things have been documented in the Journal of Ravenseyrie and the separation of the males from the females occurred in 2013. There were 20 foals born at Ravenseyrie, 2 of them were from half-siblings, the rest all by Altamiro. We have limited space and limited finances and limited energy and could not sustain continued growth. The reality of this was most difficult - and much more sad for us than for you, I can assure you. At least we are able to continue to provide for both groups to live in wild habitats. Should there be conservationists in Canada interested in beginning their own preservation of these types of horses we would definitely consider sharing from our mares and stallions to get them started.