Where Wild Mustangs Roam

We visited the Spring Creek Basin wild horse management area multiple times. Here is a video that shares our visits to the area. The BLM is responsible for the area and here is the link to their web site.
springcreekbasinmustangs.com/...
In addition, TJ Holmes looks after multiple rescue mustangs which are in a sanctuary area in Disappointment Valley. TJ maintains a blog and posts to it on a regular basis.
Here is the link to her blog:
springcreekbasinmustangs.com/...
TJ Holmes is the ranch manager for the Disappointment Valley Mustang Sanctuary which is a component of the Serengeti Foundation. Here is the link to the website. www.serengetifoundation.com/
The above links will provide you with an abundance of information about the Spring Creek Wild-Horse area.
The BLM link provides a map and directions to reach the area.
We hope you enjoy our images and videos of the area.
Cameras:
Nikon Z50
GoPro Hero 8 Black
iPhone 11 Pro Max
DJI Air 2 S
Music by Epidemic Sound
Video Editing software Adobe Premiere Pro
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[@petr-podrouzek]

Beautiful 🙂

[@russellkeeling4387]

Just a hand full of miles south of where I live in the San Luis Valley there are a bunch of wild horses. They reside in the San Luis Hills or what used to be called the Brownie Hills.

[@harrisonlynda7631]

Interesting

[@LivingtheSilverLife]

Love it. It reminds us of the Theodore Roosevelt Park where they have wild horses, bison and prairie dogs. Love watching them.

[@lynnnorthrup8914]

They’re pretty neat, especially the baby!

[@lynnnorthrup8914]

TJ Holmes works for the Serengeti Foundation. Here is the link to their website which explains their mission. www.serengetifoundation.com/