500 Miles - The Story of Ranchers and Horses (2017)

Filmed and Created by: Heroes and Horses
The purpose of this innovative short film is to start a new, universally-understood conversation around the necessity of struggle, challenge and perseverance as they relate to creating meaning in one's life - without one, you cannot have the other. The 500 Miles film communicates the importance of this concept by telling the story of the un-purposed wild mustang and the un-purposed veteran, following both as they learn to face and navigate challenges, with the ultimate goal of discovering what their greater purpose in life is. For these mustangs, the arduous 500 mile journey through New Mexico and Arizona was their purpose-defining challenge, but we all have our own version of a "500 mile journey". It's the moments in life when we choose to buck up instead of give up. When we choose to take the unbeaten path instead of the easy road. It's the moments that force us to take a hard look at ourselves, and the decisions we have been making, and decide if we have been letting life happen to us, or for us.
So, the question is: What's your 500?
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[@FivesGaming]

I worked on a ranch for 5 years and I can say from first hand, the bond you form with your horse is something you can never break. That horse trusts you with their life and I trusted my horse with my life. He is my best friend and won’t judge me no matter what. I still go and see him and go for rides and I wouldn’t trade the time I have with him for the world. Love my horse.

[@francineherron1940]

What a wonderful documentary, very moving. I sent it to my brother who served in the Air Force 20 years. I love horses, I ride twice monthly at a therapeutic riding stable, it's given me confidence and built my trust level. It's amazing what these beautiful animals can do to aide in the healing process of a broken soul. They truly deserve respect, kindness and love ❤️

[@allierodney4917]

Just blown away that there’s 1.2k ppl that disliked this video. There’s something about the outside of a horse that helps the inside of a person. To see people and horse help each other overcome situations is just amazing

[@davidanalyst671]

the video sucked. the concept is great, the execution of the training awesome, the trip must have been incredible... but the video sucks. This is what it would look like if the kardashians did this. its all about the people and their shallow feelings instead of experiencing what working with the horses was like, how the horses changed, how the people changes, and then the beautiful scenery.

[@Miranjor]

Every time I feel down, useless and get the feeling there is no sense in (my) life I watch this. Seen it a hundred times now, I think.

[@melodyturner3623]

There is nothing no better in Life than to become as one with your horse. Love this program.

[@alixking8192]

Being a horse owner, wife of a 2X combat veteran, and a veteran myself I could not be more thrilled with what these people are doing for both horse and human. Good therapy for all. God bless you and keep you! Hoorah!

[@SOVEREIGNDesigns]

ya kinda like having a therapy animal ....only way more cash involved

[@texgal3990]

Thank you and your family for your service. Horses tug at your heart stings dont they .

[@dlmalley8639]

LOVE YOU VETERANS for your service and sacrifices. There are other Veterans who are Working with Wolves too ♡

[@dlmalley8639]

Called WARRIORS and WOLVES check it out ♡♡♡♡♡♡

[@thenewhate1]

stop praising your war ''criminals'', the only right thing the US did was at ww2(wen talking about war) all vietnam and other wars where for your own financial/patriotic growth just greedy and barbaric! if you build up your country that way does not mean its normal and religion is for people that can't think for themselfs, or afraid of the truth, ''becouse god can forgive your sins'' so you can just continue saying/doing everybody else is wrong and you are right becouse you believe in god whahaha i mean grow a brain, like how many older religions are there? its more likely they are right and you are wrong a belief/religion you have to keep to yourself, and don't mix it with your actions, becouse nobody will level with you already if they're from another curch peace the f%ck out america! focus on your own problems instead of others

[@emb8144]

"Ok, I'm here not to hurt you, I'm here to be your friend." Something that all equestrians and ranchers should live by. These people clearly have love for the horses, and they wish to have a bond, for those horses to have a choice. As an equestrian myself, I hope that their morals will spread. God bless the soldiers, and God bless the Mustangs. God bless America.

[@wfox7280]

Beautifully said

[@larbitanger8968]

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[@ghrohrs2020]

Horses don't need human friends. We think we're necessary to make their lives meaningful. That's a demented illusion. You just need an excuse to dress up and feel special so you can continue the outdated hobby of selling animals for profit. Slave masters who kill their servants are not virtuous because they connect with their horses. Ever see a 2 week old cow? It runs around like an antelope. These virtuous ranchers force them into obesity and suffering. Then they send them to processors to suffer more fear and stress, all in the name of profit so they can buy their cute trucks and cute hats and cute little boots. What a farse! You're all gutless children that love to dress up and feel special because you couldn't make it in the real world. You're not cowboys, you're actors living a fantasy.

[@sarahcoleman8560]

This is absolutely fantastic for the horses & the men/veterans [thankyou for your service]. I'm a woman who experienced abuse in various forms; ddecided I'd had enough and went to working with horses - from foals to starting colts- worked with all ages & problems. Never felt more "whole in myself & spirit" than when with horses everyday. A drunk driver took me out last July. I hope you have a program like this for our women.... wish I could be helping them in this way. Horses are honest - they help us be honest when we respect them & then we see the balance in nature & why each species was created. Go well & stay well. Happy trails! Sarah Coleman

[@Lexmorningstarnz]

I used to volunteer at the riding for disabled as a kid. Not only did those horses help the riders, but they helped me - as a girl with undiagnosed ADHD and a break down in my family. 15 years later I’m buying my first horse

[@jolicska]

Grant Golliher's teachings on horses and people are pure wisdom and love. Thank you Grant!

[@S2Cowgirl]

As a veteran myself, I haven't related with something so much. I struggle a lot in my everyday life and even when i was in the service. It got so bad at some point that BH wasn't helping, and that's when i stared volunteering at a local horse rescue wherever i was stationed. I stared to get a lot better, eventually got my first two horses at the end of me getting out the Army, and i still have them now. It is a decision I do not regret and they mean everything to me, they have saved me time and time again.

[@jeepgirl9592]

I was touched when he teared up because of the love he has for those precious horses.

[@jodiewilson4570]

Real men are kind to horses

[@ahlouchhassan5980]

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[@MrRyanmcmahon]

Brilliant documentary and the authentic sentiment comes through. My dad is vet, been though the depression and out the other side so i see the tremendous value in such things. The ponies mended me as well a few years back. I ma not a certified equine massage therapist but don't work in the field. I miss it and have to get back in the saddle. The spirit of the horse ,once you let it into your heart, it will never leave. Aho , Wopila Tunkasila. Thank you.

[@Rauhzol]

Just got done watching. This simply moved me. I am a horse lover and a believer of land/animal conservation. I do believe a portion of Mustangs should always remain free. They belong to the land first and the land to them. With this said, It brought complete joy to my heart to see this type of re-placement. I have always hoped ways to do this could be on the side of compassion, love and non cruelty, so that the life of a being is not taken away for a non worthy reason. You are giving the horse the ability to never loose it's self or spirit and its freedom. How it can help Our Veterans is incredible. May nothing but continued success com from this, so it can show many other people there is a way to remove them from their rightfully born place for something positive without violence and slaughter.

[@vanityfair5823]

This touched my soul. I love my horse more than anything on earth. I understand the love and dedication these men have for horses. My horse saved me. He is my purpose. This is a transformational documentary. A true love story.

[@sbrider2310]

This is a cinematic masterpiece if I've ever seen one.

[@tarajordan1385]

Absolutely beautiful movie. My father used to say "you are not a completed man until you can cry without feeling shame,and ride a horse.....". I am a 30 yr old woman but I totally understand what he means.

[@smokeydog67]

I know this was done several years ago but I need each and everyone of you guys to know I’m so very incredibly proud of you. You undertook an almost impossible endeavor and turned into a positive not only for yourselves but the horses also. To see anyone helping and going the extra mile for the Mustang absolutely pulls at my heartstrings. Gentlemen my hat is off to you and after this much time I hope this finds you all doing well. A very heartfelt thank you for your service, for putting your lives at risk so my family can sleep at night, thank you and God bless.

[@SB-ll1tt]

What amazing horsemanship. Beautiful gentle riding. No spurs, no whips, no mean bits. This is the way. LOVE!!!

[@jamiconroy7841]

Awesome, just plain awesome..... we should have programs like this in every state..... before it is too late for both the horses and the Veterans..... we need programs like this .... to help our lost souls find themselves, save themselves.... whilst finding and saving a similar lost soul..... Thank you for saving lives!!

[@dianalaluna5575]

... I know horses for 27 years. Without them I'm notting!!!! .... Why I was born human not a horse!!!! They a Pure!!! Gental!!! And they have a neverendingggg Hart from gold always standing by you're side!!!! Awww,... What a story!!! Horse & recovery. !!! Amazing job guys ❤❤🙏

[@L96OZZ]

I couldn’t get through this video without crying a few times. Horses really do fix people. I had my mare 13 years before I fell on hard times and gave her to a friend. I wish I would’ve held on. There’s nothing in the world like horses. They are the most remarkable beings. All soul.

[@BobbieW314]

I am an Army Brat. Dad retired as a full colonel. I was born at Ft. Knox, Kentucky. My dad ran a Cavalry unit at Ft. Riley, KS. This is the best example of how our Mustangs can be saved by those needing to be saved. WONDERFUL PROGRAM.

[@AniTrone]

I've watched this movie at least five times and every time I watch it it humbles me. Thank you guys for making this speak for those who don't have the words!

[@Langelmaki]

What an amazing video. As a Navy Corpsman and combat veteran this really hit home for me. Beautiful, thought provoking and immortal. I stumbled on this video today because I just rode my first horse today at age 29. It was one of the best experiences of my life and am now hooked. Thanks for this video and program! Definitely going to look it up.

[@anjou6497]

Wow i'm so glad to hear your story, you took a great step in your young life. I wish you love &all good things in your life. (Sometimes just looking up at the sky makes me smile, its just a good free feeling). 👍🤠🍁❤🌾🌿

[@davidrstrickler6651]

I had the ability to adopt two mustangs from the Carson City, Nevada BLM. I already had two horses and saw and read the story about "Mustang Anne". Who started the program to save the wild horses and burros in the 1950's. I am a veteran with PTSD and other disabilities. These two mustangs have taught me more about myself and the relationship with others. One is a "Character", hence his name and the other is called "JJ". They have a love for life and a jest for being happy. I have committed my place to their well being and love every minute of it. Mustangs are a hearty breed and have more intelligence than most other breeds. I love my mustangs.

[@khanshah8208]

God bless you

[@catherinetodd]

What an important and moving film and program... tears to my eyes. Tears of joy, tears of sorrow. We need more people and horses and experiences like this. God Bless!

[@tomboyle7901]

Horses teach you so much about yourself. They make you better in so many ways.

[@judithbeers7598]

So very true!

[@taco4784]

Ya

[@dianclarke1058]

Dshdinsin

[@suriapieters9033]

Would love to get involved. Is there such an opportunity

[@caveman3251]

How

[@Steelmystic]

Being associated with the value of working WITH horses vs "breaking-them", in addition to having a Veteran daughter with PTSD who lost 3 members of her unit to suicide, this video is powerful. Thank you to the producers, fine videography, and the tender hearts of all involved.

[@florina5466]

Amazing! I am overwhelmed by emotions. What amazing program. This is the type of program TV channels should promote..

[@TxgrlnGa]

My husband is no longer in the army but has great respect for ALL that have served! So much that when he tries to help someone & they don’t make it, he collapses!😭

[@imcavdb5465]

Beauty, tears, feelings, trust and living .. beautifully captured in this documentary.

[@cindygray5490]

Thank you for allowing me to watch what you doing the veterans. my life I have loved horses with a passion she loved so much that they do have the love to get back to you. they cannot hurt you as long as you do not hurt them. to help these men served our country I know what they have witness they have this chance to get them through the pain and suffering they witness. thank you again. this should be a lot of people out there to help our veterans get through what they witness in the war.

[@brandedblondie]

This documentary us the best one I've ever seen. This made me cry to know that these people are so amazing. Such a great documentary.

[@cindywoods9800]

I totally AGREE! With you:). Then I got to thinking …… there are so many people in our modern world that don’t or won’t ever challenge themselves to do anything difficult or uncomfortable. The horse/cowboy world I come from the only barriers I have are the ones I put on myself. I loved the message and content of his documentary. There is so much to learn and experience and fo me personally coming from a crappy childhood ….. horses have always been my soul animal. They make me accountable to myself to be a better human. Perhaps those that did not like this were just a tick out of their league in comprehending challenges. That’s okay. MORE for those of us who are not afraid to live life to its fullest!

[@eire7837]

So touching, cried more times then I'd admit to. Beautiful Horses, Handsome men with beautiful hearts.

[@roughdraft3738]

This is my absolute favorite KZbin video❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mikeeldredge7555]

Amazing!

[@equestriantexan3535]

i really appericate the way they started those Mustangs. They didn't try to break their spirit, instead they built up trust.

[@nmelkhunter1]

No, they actually established a pecking order in the herd.

[@caitlyntheauzziegirl2880]

Equestrian Texan yeah. That's what I noticed.

[@nmelkhunter1]

If you say so...

[@cassidys962]

equestrian texan it doesnt matter what others think. No matter what you and I will have to fight a bullshit fight. All that honestly matters is that a mustang found a mustang "a man." its a true love that most cant understand, and its something that we love to have the feeling of love. If i didnt have my animals I would've killed myself along time ago. I honestly have no idea why people are so hard on others. We fought for eachother, and we fought for happiness for others. I love you're understanding!

[@franibarra]

nmelkhunter1 in order to establish a "pecking order " there has to be trust. Shows you've only dealt with domestics.

[@elaineraynor88]

If you watch & listen, the horse will teach you the right way. Thank you for the wonderful work that you do for the veterans & the horses & the awesome video!

[@jilldickson4352]

The power and passion in this amazing video is almost disturbing mentally. I am 70 this year I possess an intense love for horses and I know why now. Bless your heart guys and bless you for sharing such an emotional story.

[@TJackSurvival]

I saw this advertized on FB and am so stoked to see it up here now. Outstanding.

[@suzystone244]

Pressure peeling back the layers to original thought..... Perfectly put. Have to admit. Parrot steals my heart ❤

[@TubeNutriDoc]

I rescued an Arabian who was too spicy for the first trainer, when Peril dashed his chest against a barb-wire fence. The Arabian papers meant nothing, yet the horse inside was still there.I finished training Gus [new friendly name] while attending pre-medicine to become an acupuncturist. Gus won his first endurance race and continue to take children on rides in the Colorado mountains, until his death. The lessons learned from this horse are deep, abiding and life-changing. Thank you for making this short for us.

[@TJ-bn2cn]

I’ve found this so heartwarming ❤ I’ve seen a documentary on prisoners working with wild horses and it’s just amazing what they learn about themselves and how they learn so much about respect and compassion.

[@kayrobertson5460]

What a absolutely brilliant program for them both...that was utterly brilliant I love the compassion they had for the horses so beautiful...what a sound bunch of guys 😇❤️

[@Milllusos]

I'm a proud horse owner and I know that any horse no matter the bread needs to feel special a free just like when they were born...humans are the same...we always seek purpose to heal the soul...god bless the horse

[@texgal3990]

I usually don't watch videos on youtube more than a few times. But is wonderful. Such a great way to give back to our veterans

[@dianacolley7779]

These are how real cowboys treat horses. My uncle taught me how to gentle break horses when I was a kid. I'm grateful and it kills me when I see ppl still break horses the ancient barbaric way. Great Documentary!!! 🐎🐴 More people like these should do this and whatever they can for our veterans. Not enough is being done for them!

[@luisautley4920]

What a beautiful documentary I could feel the spirt of the cowboys and the horses and mother nature had her hand in this . I cry thro it all I love just watching it over and over. Thank you for sharing this video I have so much more to say but I just can't fine the words. This was truly breath taken for me. God Bless America

[@RohiniWorks]

what an inspiring documentary. an incredible and untold story with the spiritual journey and purpose of giving to others (veterans), taking care of your loved ones (animals), and fulfilling your own purpose. ... a point to make.. you can never tell what the eyes of animals are saying truly.. they are so deep- dogs, horses, all animals alike

[@Kumutuna]

This documentary teaches many lessons. This should be shown all over

[@southernlifeforever6180]

What an amazing depiction of the transformation of both horse & human. Thank you HH for the work that you do. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@CatCassandra]

Hauntingly beautiful and heartwrenching stuff.... Wish I could have been there... Along with other PTSD sufferers. God Bless you all. Hugs from South Africa

[@richardmoglia5628]

What a great documentary. Great story, great bunch of guys, great music and very well filmed... just beautiful.

[@martineinfrance]

So beautiful and moving documentary thank you👍

[@lindabaumer268]

Just thinking about this 500mile episode was really terrific in the way it was presented and recorded. Not in my wildest imagination did I realize adventures like this was going on. In my thinking this was an honorable and magnificent tribute to our soldiers and r mustangs. This should be on the National Geographic tv program so that a wider range of public can see this. This was just great! Thank you, Linda Baumer/Fl.

[@may_laytrucker3127]

One of the best documentaries I've ever seen, i wonder how mike reilley doing this day's.!

[@GuitarBuilderatbluemoonguitars]

Thanks, Arken Optic for making me aware of this film. Amazing

[@louisecassidy5991]

Wow! Powerful stuff. I packed alone halfway across NSW in Australia, but I knew my horses, bred them. Big trips create a bond. Had the mountain bike experience too, but top pony heard it coming, baulked and jumped off the track, ears uphill. I coo-eeed, two bikes arrived braking hard, no prang. When a good horse "does something" best is to listen to him. They hear, smell, see, far better than us.

[@MsGroovalicious]

This mission and film is such an inspiration to me. I watch it frequently. I am motivated to use my degree to create a horse program to help others.

[@karensterling5246]

I fell deeper in love with horses again (not that I ever stopped). This is a great documentary and for a worthy cause both for man and majestic creature.

[@jandeere6964]

God bless them, both horses and men. Deeply impressed, great cinematography also! Keep on, greetings from Germany!

[@rizkybizkut6044]

This hit home and was a perfect watch for me right now .I've been dealing with missing the past and the anxiety/depression that comes with it ..sat down alone for a minute to calm down and stop crying... my 2yr old colt Odin came over and layed down with me. Saw this on my recommended vids. watched the whole vid under a full moon with him. Will be one of the moments I hold with me forever.

[@cynthiamarston2208]

I finally got to do my horses thing by my 50th bday and it changed my lifestyle a lot! She is hot and sensitive very quick learner and just really great Walker. My dream, as the loner I am, was to hang out with her and ride away to lovely dreamy places. Very Herd bound! Ha ha love her and her pasture mate. I chose Parelli and I love Pete Ramey’s ( barefoot trim) words....about some people with horses ...who do we think we are? She just turned 18 this Spring and I’m turning 66. I’m very grateful

[@Candyman1996.e]

about the fifth time watching this, and every time it reminds me what truly matters in life. and the goals i have making all the sacrifices and hard work seem worth it, even for only 37 minutes.

[@stevesoutdoorworld4340]

This is a great program.We need more of this to help our troops and the horses.

[@godgunsfishfamily9122]

I went through Guide School in 2008 and Russ Lewis was my instructor (Western Montana School of Guides). I then went and worked for an outfitter (Five Bears Outfitters). It was by far the hardest thing i’ve ever done and one of the most rewarding. 9 days after I came from Montana my sister passed away. In 2017 I went back out to Five Bears on an Elk hunt and harvested a bull. This job is tough and will challenge the toughest people on the planet. God Bless our Veterans!

[@rebeccaburns3635]

Moving film. Thank you to all our veterans and for your dedication to mustangs and veterans.

[@pieternel101]

I wasn't going to watch this. But I did. And my! am I glad. Just wonderful. Thank you and best wishes to those brave veterens who want to explore themselves further.

[@StuckInNy]

First and foremost, I thank our veterans! Second, I would like to thank all of the participants in this endeavor. What's that old saying, "There's nothing better for the inside of a man, than the outside of a horse." Many Blessing to all involved!

[@johncc808]

Stuck In NY p

[@madisonrogers2924]

18:22 Important morals and actions that I wish my own “millennial” generation would practice. If you don’t feed your horse first, clean him, or check his health before yourself, then you lose everything. You lose a friend, your transportation, and you are now alone in a wild world he knew long before you. These qualities apply to everything we know and have. For example, your car, pets, and family. Take care of the things you hold dear. Respect is a powerful characteristic, but also very rare....

[@ashkath9326]

Madison Rogers I adore this

[@SOVEREIGNDesigns]

the Mustangs dont need us ~ pure BS backed by cash and privilege

[@crystalroy4334]

SOVEREIGNDesigns actually the mustangs are being slaughtered everyday so yeah they do need some saving!!!

[@ilazthaqi8586]

Madison Rogers vdff

[@jasonbutler6679]

SOVEREIGNDesigns you do not know what you are talking about. These animals are feral, meaning once tame turned wild. Without help they inbreed and regress in genetics. It is vital that programs are found to find a use because they will outgrow their habitat. This means they will starve, diminish and destroy habitat for future use, create a negative relationship with the landowners and users, die horrific deaths without management.

[@Sarah90707]

I wish I could do more than just like your movie. This is just... It gives me so much joy, and sadness, and hope, and some kind of being understood ? This is how we should look at horses. Not being meant to serve us, but trustfully creatures. I don't know how to put it right, but I literally cried when I saw the way they treated and considered their horses. It is so magnificent. Thank you so much, deeply.

[@user-qr8ki8ue4i]

I bought my first horse from a crippled up old cowboy back in Wyoming, and it so happened that it was his last horse. The best lesson he taught me? "I never eat before my horses are fed."

[@leannewallace7276]

My mom and dad had the same rule at our house. If we sat down to eat dinner and our horses were not fed we were told go out and feed the horses and Come Back in then we were told go to bed with no dinner. Because that's how the horses would have went to bed with no dinner next time you'll remember to feed them. You know what? I always remembered to feed the horses before dinner time. Go to bed hungry one night and you never forget to feed the horses before dinner. It's a good lesson for all young people who have animals. Both my parents have passed away. I'm married with four children of my own and we have the same rule. If you have animals you take care of them. If you don't who will?

[@leannewallace7276]

@adds .claire why?

[@taylathomas32]

Was his name Doug Plummer?

[@tinoyb9294]

Yes, the horses always come first.

[@pietsnot7002]

Absolutely beautiful 👌🙏

[@Hi5_YOGA]

the photography is insane, matching the dudes & the horses!

[@mikeeldredge7555]

Appreciate it and am happy you enjoyed it!

[@rodrigozago9770]

This is incredible. Amazing!

[@kato2531]

Something profound was said in the very beginning of the film " both man and beast need a purpose to get up in the morning"

[@reasons099]

@Aljarar Zarqawi Go eat some pork.

[@eviemay298]

Aljarar Zarqawi you can't say that in 2019 you're about to go to jail 😂👋

[@lindajackson618]

Aljarar Zarqawi when will people wake up to the fact that Muslims hate! It’s not nor has it ever been a religion of peace and love. Their Koran demands them to kill all non Muslims hence the term infidel. Not saying non Muslims are any less murderous. Greed is their religion.

[@assassinwoman16]

@Aljarar Zarqawi 🤣😂👌

[@nmelkhunter1]

@Ararat Zarqawi Interesting, but your still not scary.

[@erynd2524]

That was beautiful!

[@garlanddavis7099]

Absolutely divinely orchestrated!!!!Beautiful horses!

[@luisl.7959]

Absolutely phenomenal

[@fr_greywolf.]

Once in my life I want do work in Ranch because I want that adventure and learn a horsemanship they are really Best ❤️❤️❤️ Love towards animals and respect Love from India to all Ranchers. I want to be a volunteer and work with horse's.

[@williammclean8816]

Amazing program and film. Thank you for creating this.

[@lorettabrail9441]

This is amazing! Our veterans deserve the very best... Always!

[@iminco9844]

Thank you for an excellent documentary. It’s beautiful, powerful, and deeply moving.

[@haylee.strange]

This was so beautiful and moving. Thank you for sharing this and inspiring so many others.

[@dave5088]

Amazing documentary!

[@virgilhuston6776]

WHEN two hearts of man and beast are joined , truly bonded, imagine how powerful the sound of the beat..still incredible warriors all.

[@daveomacron4301]

Really beautiful cinematography and camera work.

[@mikeeldredge7555]

Thank you!

[@aras802]

My 500 miles is also to be at peace with self; making decisions to become a better person... I bought an abused horse 5 years ago and we have both grown together... Pain, fair lack of trust... issues we have both worked together!

[@edmccaffrey1]

The eye is the window of the soul. Looking into the eyes of a real wild mustang is one of the greatest experiences in my life. I have not seen anything like that look before, after I broke that horse, I got that look, first in my soul, then in my eyes. Truly a life changing experience for me.

[@ruthmacclure609]

I absolutely loved this, have encouraged others to watch it and intend watching it again, loved the whole concept especially to try and save the veterans

[@flagal519]

This is a beautiful program and its filled with people who love animals, who have great spiritual depth. People say that animals are beneath us, but I disagree, I feel that they are above us, much more evolved in every way. These guys have a real appreciation for the animals and for each other....for the insight and healing that comes from great suffering: both the horses and the men. They are trying to bring back some good in our world, some kindness and love, a candle in the darkness. Without this kind of love, we fade to black.

[@jacobabe5573]

Great documentary and what an awesome program!! Thanks for your service ladies and gentlemen.

[@Jesusindahouse]

Thank you for clearing out the myth, that you have to be perfectly well and stable person, to work with those horses...Yes, they will mirror your problems and as long as you are willing to work on yourself, instead of blaming others, the relationship will work out fine; just like any other relationship....The perfect rehab for both sides!

[@believeinyourself7511]

This is a spectacular story. I too suffer from PTSD. Animals are my therapy.

[@jesscolliflower5531]

Believe in Yourself god bless

[@ritaoliver9232]

Julie Sprik how is this abuse?

[@kirkcattlecompany6803]

Julie Sprik with all due respect how is this abuse

[@mishaunaduxbury8729]

The photography in this film is absolutely beautiful

[@mikeeldredge7555]

Thank you so much!

[@age5520]

Sharing again and again. This looks amazing and the need is so great for both our beloved veterans and our in peril wild mustangs. God speed with this organization. God bless you and God bless America.

[@leahsheridan7302]

horses and dogs have been my saviors throughout my life. I have PTSD from growing up in violence. The reflection and protection these animals provide is sacred and unconditional. I term my PTSD as Path to Self Delayed. It is a journey to gather pieces of yourself that were forgotten and replaced by rage.

[@jamesbutton233]

Wow!!! True veterans plus cowboys, real men and true heros ( plus tough as nails).

[@lizmackey6865]

Amazing thank you x

[@AEElpidaRanchRodos]

This way we like, but honestly...not wanna change with you for one second in this freezing cold..Respect to you. And for sure it is hard to give them later on to strangers, hope many people will change to the soft way.