Wild Horses of the Onaqui Mountains

A lovely Dun mare enjoys a few moments of separation from her family.

An inquisitive young colt approaches with a curious look.

An older gray stallion walks alone on the edge of the main herd.

This mighty stallion walks with the quiet confidence that comes with age and experience.

A sweet young mare walks calmly by as she follows her stallion toward the mountains.

A wild gray mare walks a high ridge with the desert floor below and surrounding mountains in the background.

Early morning provides a soft glow on the west desert as this small family band huddles behind the stallion, Charger.

A family group of wild horses walk casually across the high desert.

Just about an hour after sunrise the west desert still glows in the golden light as this small family band begin the trek to the waterhole.

A family band of wild horses enjoy a quiet drink of water.

A wild stallion and his mare enjoy a drink of water, side by side.

A wild stallion paws and splashes water to cool off on a warm fall day at the waterhole.

Standing out from the rest of the family.

A wild black stallion leaves the waterhole after a refreshing dip.

A wild stallion stands in the water at Simpson Springs.

Bachelor buddies stand together at the waterhole.

A wild gray stallion at the waterhole, with water still dripping from his mouth.

A wild stallion at a local waterhole. He stops his drink to watch his companion, off to the right.

A wild stallion and his son and traveling companion.

A wild horse family at the water hole.

Wild ones running towards the waterhole.

A group of wild horses make their way towards the waterhole.

A good roll near the edge of the waterhole leaves these wild horses covered in mud.

South Onaqui stallion known as Rambo

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