MtManMD wrote:
When passing through southwestern Wyoming, I always try to hop up on the wild horse plateau to look for and photograph some of the horses, especially if conditions are right. My prior trip through in early spring, I encountered a heavy snowstorm and didn't take the chance. This time as I was getting near, the sky either had puffy white clouds with blue sky, or a localized rain shower, or dark gray thunderstorm skies.
It was about 6:30pm when I arrived, so I hurried up onto the plateau above Rock Springs. It took a while to locate any of the horses as none were in sight from the main road. A short trip down a 4WD side path took me over a ridge where I found a small herd of 5 mares and a stallion.
They were grazing machines and kept their heads down to the ground most of the time, paying little attention to me as I tried to stay up with them. I stayed with them about an hour and half and had them all to myself.
When passing through southwestern Wyoming, I alway... (
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