Finally getting around to processing and posting this second batch of images from my Pryor Mountain trip. I have never taken so many photographs, but I’m glad I did. It just takes so long to sort through many thousands images.
I know there are too many photographs, but I use this site to document the horses I photograph, so I apologize in advance for all of the pictures. As you can see, the Pryor Wild horses live in a magnificent area. The surrounding terrain is nothing short of breath-taking. Enjoy!
These ar gorgeous photos! The vistas of sky and moon and the land are truly the stuff of legend and drams, and the horses are looking fit and happy. Do you know what happened to the horse with the huge gash in his right hindquarters? Looks pretty deep…
Thanks for your kind words. The horse with the gash was probably from falling in the snowfield and scraping on a rock. While I was up there the rumor was that it was from a mountail lion but I seriously doubt that, although mountain lions take a couple of foals from the Pryor herd each year…