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Portrait of a Wild Mustang

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This was one of the nine wild horses that we saw grazing
near the mouth of North Canyon on route to McFarland Peak.

A lot of the wild horses have been relocated, but we were happy to see that there were still some left. One of them was very young. Enjoy my slideshow of the whole hike:
McFarland Peak via North Canyon on July 1, 2007

Spring Mountains, Nevada.

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Henryk

Nice photo !

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Beautiful portrait of the wild horse in environment in which he lives. Brave shot of animal, which is full troubles. Fantastic ! Henryk

Posted Jul 6, 2007 12:19 pm


	Anya Jingle	Re: Nice photo !
	Hasn't voted	Thank you. Yes, he was very beautiful. I have been charged by a wild horse before, so when he started heading right at me I slowly backed out and he stopped then too. They are used to seeing people, but you never really know how they will react.
		Posted Jul 6, 2007 3:47 pm

dai tora

Nice photo

Voted 10/10

this horse could have for name wildfire .

anya ,you make a lot of very beautiful
photo of animals

Posted Sep 30, 2007 6:08 am


	Anya Jingle	Re: Nice photo
	Hasn't voted	Thank you for all your kind comments. I'm glad you enjoy my animal photos.
		Posted Sep 30, 2007 3:42 pm

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