The Cloud Blog: New Discoveries atop the Pryor Mountains
For a good time, I recommend hanging with the bachelors, for they are bound to stir things up.

For a good time, I recommend hanging with the bachelors, for they are bound to stir things up.
In the early evening we drove to the low desert country in the Pryors, knowing that two of our “greeters” at the horse range gate, Admiral and his yearling son, Climbs High, had been struck and killed by a drunk driver just three days before.
BLM Cleared to Begin Massive Mustang Capture Operation in Northeast Nevada
Some tips from Ginger for those of you planning a trip to wild horse country this summer.
I am asked time and again, what keeps me going in the face of powers that seem unmoved by the rule of law, the principles of kindness toward all creatures, and the wishes of a caring American and worldwide public?
"Despite a not so rosy weather picture, Lauryn and I started out from Colorado to Montana, encountering sleet, snow and rain on our way to Billings. Luckily, the rain stopped overnight, allowing us to access the road to the Freedom Fund horses." Ginger Kathrens visits Shane's band.
May 29th was a blustery day on the Pryor Mountains as we bounced up Tillett Ridge Road in a gale force wind blowing out of the north. Icy rain fell in intermittent sheets—the polar opposite of the weather on the day of Cloud’s birth.
The Bureau of Land Management lures horses into a corral baited with protein blocks.
(Premieres Sunday, October 25) It's springtime, and competition among stallions is fierce. Who will emerge victorious?
(Premieres Sunday, October 25) The epic story of a wild stallion continues with the third installment of the Cloud series.
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