Went for a desert hike.... warning contains photos of wild horses

[500grains]

Beautiful scenery.

We have wild horses here in Utah and in Wyoming. They are very difficult to train to ride so no one wants them. They overpopulate and eat every blade of grass. I think we should be allowed to hunt wild horses. I have eaten horse and it is very tasty. I would go on that hunt.

[4thIDvet]

Originally Posted by 500grains

Beautiful scenery.

We have wild horses here in Utah and in Wyoming. They are very difficult to train to ride so no one wants them. They overpopulate and eat every blade of grass. I think we should be allowed to hunt wild horses. I have eaten horse and it is very tasty. I would go on that hunt.

Bit back their was a documentary on about some Texas boys riding from the Mehican border to Canada. They broke and rode wild horses. They said no way could standard horses have done the trip? Could they have I don't know anything about horses but those wild horses were some dang rugged critters.

[10 Bears]

90% of "Wild" horses are trainable, you just have to use the right technique.

None of that "Just climb on and buck 'em out" BS.

Use a 'round pen' and block their outside view, then keep em moving until they give up.

[Pogo]

Originally Posted by 10 Bears

90% of "Wild" horses are trainable, you just have to use the right technique.

None of that "Just climb on and buck 'em out" BS.

Use a 'round pen' and block their outside view, then keep em moving until they give up.

Get them to join up and you are 90% done.

[10 Bears]

Originally Posted by Pogo

Get them to join up and you are 90% done.

You got it!