#feral horses

[horsesarecreatures]

Alberta Wild Horses 

Photo by sandysharkeyphotography

[sumbluespruce]

Small band

5/23

[lesbiansandgayssupporttheminers]

Just a quick reminder that living things aren't there for your entertainment, and also that prey animals get scared, and we should respect that.

Animals that graze on common land in the UK tend to be very lightly handled, they're effectively feral, even though they legally belong to someone.

Grazing on common land is an important tradition and often important for the wider ecosystem, so it would be a shame if this was lost.

If you want to interact closely and take photos with horses, common land isn't really the right place to do it.

(also please remember horses can't be sick, so be careful what you feed them if at all).

[terranlifeform]

Mustang (Equus ferus caballus) yearling on Navajo Nation land in Arizona, U.S.

DM Photography

[whywishesarehorses]

BLM Mustangs for Auction - Idaho Boys!

Delemar, Fish Creek, Meadow Valley Mountains HMAs!

8 YEAR OLD CHESTNUT GELDING HORSE (5812) 14.2hh (tufty ear!)

7 YEAR OLD BAY GELDING HORSE (5853) 14.2hh

6 YEAR OLD BAY GELDING HORSE (5854) 14.2hh

5 YEAR OLD BROWN GELDING HORSE (5990) 14hh

6 YEAR OLD BAY GELDING HORSE (6170) 14.2hh

7 YEAR OLD BROWN GELDING HORSE (6175) 14.2hh

6 YEAR OLD BAY GELDING HORSE (6186) 14.3

6 YEAR OLD BAY GELDING HORSE (6191) 13.3

6 YEAR OLD BAY GELDING HORSE (6205) 14.2hh

[rinusuarez]

Today we are going to start with a family that is loved by many. Is not my cup of tea but I have learned about them and they are indeed fascinating. The equines. Domestic Horse

The domestication of horses is believed to occurred around 4000 to 3500 BCE, possibly in what is today Kazakhstan. However, there is some debate among experts about the exact time and location of horse domestication, as evidence of early horse domestication is limited and sometimes difficult to interpret. It is generally agreed, however, that horses were first domesticated for their meat, milk, and hides, and that they were later used for transportation, agriculture, and warfare.

There are numerous breeds of domestic horses, which are classified into three categories: Hot Blood, Cold Blood, and Warm Blood. These majestic creatures have played a crucial role in human evolution. The horse was one of the first animals to be domesticated, and their partnership with humans has allowed us to travel greater distances, carry heavy loads, cultivate crops with greater efficiency, and conquer the world. In short, without the taming of horses, we would not have been able to achieve the level of progress and development that we have today. It is also a very recurrent animal in art as we have seen it in many paintings and sculptures throughout history. It is commonly connected with strength, power, speed, and freedom. It is clear that this animal awakened an ongoing fascination that has been represented on numerous occasions. _________________________________________ Photo Credits: www.freepik.es.

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[freetheshit-outofyou]

Nothing like a day in the hills to help clear your head. I kept looking at that oil black water and wondering of my Life Straw could make it drinkable, maybe a test for another day.

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Home | American Wild Horse Campaign

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the baby has one parent's little face marking thing and the other's coat because they're a little horse family the world is a beautiful place

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One of the best hiking destinations in Ethiopia, Mt. Kundudo.

[horsesarecreatures]

Wild Horses of Livno

[andeverythingin-between]

Cumberland Island National Seashore, Winter 2021

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One of a Few Horses Along the Border of Big Bend National Park in Boquillas Canyon by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: One of several horses that a friend and I came across while walking the Boquillas Canyon Trail. In this image, I zoomed in on the focal length to more or less center the horse as it grazed. The idea would be to have a little bit of the nearby plant-life and landscape to add framing for the horse and bring a focus to the image center. And yes, seeing several horses in a national park was not something I’d typically come across. I found across this article that explained the issue: roamlab.com/big-bend-wild-horses/

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Lady Godiva (1898)

— by John Collier

[whywishesarehorses]

Video and caption from the “Help Alberta Wildies Society”

The next time someone tells you that the Wild Horses have no natural predators, send them to me. We are losing a lot of horses this year, sooner and quicker than in past years. Not just the foals. Adults also.

White Spirit's band was right in front of us today, and even though Serena and Middle mare have foaled, the only foal in the band is Malibu. Serena has lost her foal within 3 days of birthing, two years in a row. We picked her up on a camera today and she is in heat. We have picked up 8 different bears now on the cameras in the last few weeks.

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