Checking herds after the storms

we've had some wicked rain and wind storms the past few days, so we tried taking the drone out to cover some gorund and check the herds.. Which usually they are all broken off into smaller groups, but today they seemed to be moving and grouping up together..which Im sure they will go back into their smaller groups once they settle down
there is a few foals in this group, and all of them look strong and capable of keeping up with the ever moving herds.
thanks Roku toys for the drone once again.

[@joytuc2608]

I really enjoyed seeing the horses in their habitat. Thanks for filming

[@ES-pc8kf]

Those are some beautiful wild horses. When traveling in South Dakota I did not get to see the largest herd of wild Mustangs in the USA and I am still disappointed. It is so beautiful where you like. What a great life with a wonderful purpose of helping these wild animals.

[@loustowell280]

California here. Thank you for the beautiful share.❤

[@jessicarodgers8445]

Beautiful! Thank you 🐴

[@butchbrown3130]

Beautiful animals living in beautiful country. Love it.

[@lesleywood76]

Beautiful ❤❤❤

[@christinematton4125]

That was AMAZING! What a treat being able to watch these spectacular horses run in their natural habitat 😊 thank you for taking us on this majestic ride.

[@carolwhite6979]

Watching them move together yet staying in their groups is like a dance!

[@tiniselles]

I’m amazed how these horses don’t stand out in their environment if you’re not looking for them 😯

[@timothychandler1725]

I wish they weren't so spooked over your drone. Those little foals are so young to run with the herd. It's very nice to see 👀 a herd of wild horses 🐎. It is still awesome 👌 👏 👍 to watch.

[@toneenorman2135]

That’s why so many die every year when the BLM does their evil helicopter round ups. More then 40 THOUSAND captured wild horses live in crowded,dirty pens,for the rest of their lives. Which,between diseases,cruel treatment,no protection from desert heat and cold,and,the very dangerous conditions,is often not long. Still,the government continues to frighten them to death,literally, or,the babies feet fall off,or,uncounted broken bones. There’s a inexpensive,safe fertility dart,proven effective,and,rescue groups willing to implement it,but,the government wants our tax dollars to go to this atrocity. Write the agencies responsible. Please help the wild horses! Thank you.

[@allisondangelo2372]

So beautiful watching multiple herds run through the countryside Thank you for sharing💜🙏🏻💫 I think there is a foal in the last herd of this video

[@crazyinclarence5531]

I live at an elevation of 3651feet in New South Wales in Australia. Your drone footage is amazing with the beautiful mountains in the background. Where I live is called the Blue Mountains. The horses look well.!

[@cheryaljones9467]

Thanks for the beautiful video. I hope the little ones continue to thrive.🥰🤩🙏🇺🇲

[@stephm281]

❤❤👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@stardust949]

I only saw a couple foals. Cool to see them all!

[@christinasattelberg8625]

Beautiful

[@Twixty357]

This is so cool. Thank you for these drone shots!!❤❤❤

[@crazyinclarence5531]

Here in Australia in the outback our wild horses are called brumbies.

[@christinasattelberg8625]

What if this chaos made them leave a baby behind

[@salentipy]

Love the drone footage!! I didn’t realize there were so many horses around that area! You said that was more than one herd together?

[@mollyshort2390]

Hello 👋 from Arkansas 😊

[@juststuff9945]

Beautiful photography. Why do wild horses exist in this area? They’re so close to the highway. What is their future?

[@paulasmith8324]

What got all these horses so spooked? It is worrying to see the tiny babies trying to keep up with their moms.

[@Katya67]

IKR? Baby foals have undeveloped hooves. I hope it isn't a reaction the drone.

[@toscadonna]

I always wonder if Ranger, Shadow, and Sage’s mothers and fathers are still alive? I wonder how long these wild horses live?

[@ninja1antelope]

Did you get a good look at the large ravine? See if anyone is trapped down there?

[@christinasattelberg8625]

I only saw couple foals!

[@billythatkidd6926]

I know horses can go long distances without water. But every video of the herds, you never see a creek, river, or pond anywhere🤔

[@terryt.1643]

I wondered the same. Looked real dry, what is their water source?

[@cjacob9875]

What was the count on new baby horses?

[@loriazevedo5994]

5 foals or 6 ?

[@rebekahphillips7]

I think I counted 4 foals. But may have counted the bays foal twice. The dark grey/roan to the grey mare. The bay to the bay Mom that was sleeping. A dark brown/ black in the last herd, then I caught a glimps of another "bay/chestnut " in one of the runs, but could have been first foal a second time.

[@rebekahphillips7]

@candiceandjordancamile you aren't them. Try again scammer, clearly say this page an hr old & no subscribers 🤦‍♀️🤬

[@amybaker5241]

I'd scan thos see if ya can't find who the mom of the filly you just got is....