During my travels around Southern Nevada, I have come across a small band of wild horses also known as mustangs.

I would like to stress that I do not encourage anyone to approach or interact with the wild horses as I do. (I have taken a few people out to see the wild horses, but only after explaining how to interact with the wild horses. Ensuring their safety and that of the wild horses is very important to me.) I have over twenty years experience with horses and I am confident around them. When I am with the wild horses I do not force them to do anything they do not already do naturally, what you see here is what I have seen after hours of patient observation.

What follows are the wild horses I have come to know and love. I have chosen to share them with you, in the hopes that you will come to see their beauty, elegance, and grace as I have.

It is my hope that you will help me protect and save the wild horses from their biggest predator… humans. Wild horses are wild and it is this freedom that is threatened, but with your help we can keep them free for generations to enjoy.