wow thats so amazing cause i live in arizona by the sadlle back mountins and i dint no there were bald eagles out here and wild horses and my dad is familiar with the salt river theres ducks in arizona and gese some times theres pigens out here but i dont no why
Sadly I think anyone who visits down the salt river will see these guys, they come every summer, me and my family go as much as we can during the warm season. We have seen them three times already. They are pretty kool to tell you the truth, tho hard to get near them. I might ask next summer if I can do a fueild study on them, their habits and seasonal tracks, but the problem is I have to go thru the park rangers and fish and game people.
very cool..i was up at the salt river area last weekend and saw a group of them hanging out under a mesquite tree, in the shade..i tried for a couple pictures..and yes there are a couple young ones in the group i saw...beautiful they were too see..nothing like wild horses
I just saw this same herd earlier on today.I have been following them for two years now and noticed there are three new colts traveling with them now.I tried to get pics but it was 1am and the flash on my camera sucks.I also notic one of the older horses now has a brad mark on its left flank.I have heard that the game and fish is now providing some care for these animals and has them under protection.They all still seem very alert and healthy
They are only 28,000 Mustangs left in the wild down from 2 MILLION in 1900, 1 MILLION in 1980 and the BLM wants to remove 12,000 more in 2011/2012! PLEASE CALL, WRITE and E-MAIL your Senators and demand they support and pass S.1176! The ILLEGAL activities against our Mustangs MUST STOP NOW!!!!! AND THIS BILL WILL ALSO STOP THE NEEDLESS AND INHUMANE SLAUGHTERING OF ALL EQUINES!! Here in America WE THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN, WE WANT COMPANION RIGHTS FOR OUR HORSES!!
this is nothing compared to the scenery the settlers saw when they first arrived. The untouched Great Plains where buffaloes were thundering through and wild horses galloping majestically.Those were the times of north america natural glory.
@Shaynavendela You get on tame horses, you find the herd and chase them into the washes where the banks are to high for them to climb up and get them so they cant run on either side, then you choose which ones you want and rope them and get them away from the herd to bring back to the corrals!
@wolfbear2121 Yeah well, what right do you have to take this beautiful creature from it's family and natural habitat? Makes me sick the shit people do.
@3212003titus Its funny you act like you know a thing or two, the are actually kept out in the wild where the stallion come on the rez. so how about you read and learn a little more.
@Jsmith858522 Once a Butthead, always a Butthead. You sound like you are a sad human looking for his manhood by inflicting pain on a defenseless animal. A true hunter has ethics and character. He does not kill for the slaughter of God's magnificent creatures.
@motaki701 oh dont pay attention to that loser Jsmith858522! just yesterday he was on a video called "horse" saying that they are savage beasts, and he was going to shoot them and "pee" on them! and his excuse was, that a horse killed christopher reeve!
and then i said he died of a cardiac arrest, then Jsmith said, something along the lines of " the horse forced christopher to take drugs, the horses gave him drugs and then purposely threw him off, the savage blood thirsty beast"!
Uh... I've seen many wild mustangs -- and even the ones I saw on the fringes of Death Valley were well fleshed and muscled, and the foals healthy. Also, if they have grown up near placid rivers, of COURSE they will venture into them. My own mustang doesn't mind water at all -- but the footing must be solid. These guys know their river, and know the safe places to ford. The only reason they avoid water is because they can sense quicksand under their hooves. Mine can.
LOL @ Shannooon5 & AmerikaWillFall. They are wild you morons. You simply have no idea what you are talking about. Wild horses not going in water? LMAO... and not being seen? Hahaha. Wow...
I agree with shannooon5. I grew up around horses and rodeos. I know that if these were truly wild horses, they would never have entered the water or even allowed themselves to be seen...much less allow a human to approach them. They look more like well-fed, pasture escapees.
@AmerikaWillFall First of all just because you've "been around horses your whole life" doesn't mean anything. Wild horses will go in the water if they want to, it keeps them cool. And a human can approach wild horses if they know about horses and understand body language, not to upset them. Horses can feed themselves so just because they don't look skinny doesn't mean they aren't wild. They look well muscled and wild mustangs gain fat pretty easy.
There are feral cats, sorry NOT feral horses-and these probably belong to someone, NOT truly WILD-but, still beautiful, none the less! They escape their pasture or fence line is so far away we can't see it, but truly wild horses are extremely rare and never found along the Salt River of AZ sorry. Way too many people around there.
@shannooon5 Just because your government tells you they arent there doesnt mean you have to believe it. ive seen a wild horse in idaho and as far north as montana. wild horses are known to be from that area anyway....
@shannooon5 if there arent any wild horses, then how is there organizations (BLM) out there where people can adopt and train wild horses for 90 days and then opt to keep or give them back to the organization? there are ALOT of wild horses in America. Just because you dont see them doesnt mean they arent there...Horses are Prey animals and therefore they are naturally fearful of what they believe as threats, such as humans.
Nice to see - incredible that there's still enough space for wild horses in the U.S... I saw the documentary on Cloud, the Mustang... Heartbreaking... We were given an incredible close insight into their lives...
@SilverBee Don't give up hope, Silver Bee -- the most recent mustangs I saw were up by Death Valley Junction, passing behind the buildings, no more than 300 feet away. Three adults and a foal, all looking quite well -- though where they found water there was beyond my imagination!
I really like this movie. It is very sentimental. I come from Polish. I am a breeder of draft horses (Polish cold-blooded horse). Feel free to watch my films. youtube.com/watch?v=WW1d5KHYwEU
Sorry, but these horses are not wild. The only wild horse is the Przewalski. These horses may be feral, once contained by humans but later brought into the wild. These may be American Mustangs, wich are feral.
"Technically" you are correct, they are "feral" not "wild" -- HOWEVER, mustangs have been living IN the wild for 500+ years, subject to Darwinian selection and predation by native predators, without the care or controlled breeding by humans. They have reverted to wild behaviors, and certainly should not be considered in the same category as domestic horses any more.
Those horses look extremely well groomed to be wild horses. Look at their coats all clean shinny and well appearing to be well brushed that with mains and tails that are also brushed out and looking well cared for combine that with the fact they allowed you to get that close to them make believe that they are somebody riding stock. If it not somebodies riding stock than it should be.
@SpidermanSammi A Zoom lense still does not curry comb horses or brush out their mains and tales. The only thing wild about that "herd" of horses was that they are grazed on open range instead of in fensed in pattock during the day
@SpidermanSammi A Zoom lens still does not curry comb horses or brush out their mains and tales. The only thing wild about that "herd" of horses was that they are grazed on open range instead of in fenced in paddock during the day. As for you Zoom lenses please explain how the foreground (The canoe or boat) remains in focus if you are zooming in on the horses. It can't unless the focal point between the foreground (Canoe or Boat) and the horses is relatively short.
So those would be mustangs, right? They looked really good for being wild. They also were not the least bit afraid, and let you get extremely close. They seem like they're REALLY used to people. Good shots.
if u want to ride in a fantastic horses. u need to see COLOMBIAN HORSES, go to PRODIGIO de Maria Rosa or Aventurero del Cortijo or Tormento de la Virginia. this horses are incredible. u fell that ride in a machine
greedy repulscum rancher can not coexist with anything that affect their herd cattle ..if you think about it.. these are the baster that invading the horses territory.. they use the same excuses to eradicate wild bison , wild deer , wild mouse .. wild wolf .. same bs different day on different land
I think you did a fabulous job considering you were busy with one hand and the other. Good job- would love to see more pictures of Latvia and such. Good luck raising funds for the big fence! BTW, the horses are beautiful!
I appreciate the video. I try to film and battle the current at the same time too and it is very difficult to not get the bobbing up and down. Makes me want to go paddling!!
I know how hard it is to get good pictures of moving horses, and I think you did a great job anyway. They are beautiful and thanks for posting it! love it.
Long story short: we lived on 2 acres for 13 yrs, got a horse, the place went down hill, we moved into a house, it cost so much that now we dont have the funds to finish our daughters horses running area, we still need some fence of some sort to add to our chain link panels and fence poles//beams, my daughters horse is in need of exercise, shes getting to be a lil fatty! can someone out there please help my brother inlaw get this running pen made for my daughhters horse? PLEEEEASE?
I have land in Latvia where I am planning to have wild horses. I just have to build the fence and I get the horses for free from a project. There used to be wild horses in Latvia.... this is a way to bring them back... I just need to raise the money to build a very big fence! on about 100 acres!
wow thats so amazing cause i live in arizona by the sadlle back mountins and i dint no there were bald eagles out here and wild horses and my dad is familiar with the salt river theres ducks in arizona and gese some times theres pigens out here but i dont no why
wildhorses100100 1 month ago
from which country this became viedeo first ELT
simbaramona 1 month ago
Horsefight of wild horses wile they playing in the water. You have luck!
jekentmewel7 2 months ago
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Where did all the pretty horses go? Off to the SLAUGHTER HOUSE in a row stop the round ups!
julytides 2 months ago
wait a minuet the horses only have their hooves in the water and they arnt verry big so how are you in a boat?
katelyn45671 2 months ago
This looks like a group of young bachelor males. They are so Beautiful!
jolene607 2 months ago
beautiful
K5atyKakes 3 months ago
Sadly I think anyone who visits down the salt river will see these guys, they come every summer, me and my family go as much as we can during the warm season. We have seen them three times already. They are pretty kool to tell you the truth, tho hard to get near them. I might ask next summer if I can do a fueild study on them, their habits and seasonal tracks, but the problem is I have to go thru the park rangers and fish and game people.
badcat225 3 months ago
Garbage, get a camera with image stabilization.
loonanj 4 months ago
omg! i loove horses if u go to my channel u will seE how much i do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HORSE TEAM GAL FOREVER!!!<3 GO HORSES!
Mrshorsewoman345 4 months ago
It'd be nice if the camera was still
pinkunicorn41 5 months ago
MUY HERMOSOS CABALLOS.!!!!
salvitagirl 5 months ago
That horse was checking you out!! Wow, what a sight!!!
skylilly1 6 months ago
My horse was caught in Nevada. And she is the best YET!! (:
ThatCountryChic 6 months ago
very cool..i was up at the salt river area last weekend and saw a group of them hanging out under a mesquite tree, in the shade..i tried for a couple pictures..and yes there are a couple young ones in the group i saw...beautiful they were too see..nothing like wild horses
PhoenixHeartRising 6 months ago
I just saw this same herd earlier on today.I have been following them for two years now and noticed there are three new colts traveling with them now.I tried to get pics but it was 1am and the flash on my camera sucks.I also notic one of the older horses now has a brad mark on its left flank.I have heard that the game and fish is now providing some care for these animals and has them under protection.They all still seem very alert and healthy
jims72 6 months ago
@jims72 *noticed *brand oops!
jims72 6 months ago
They are only 28,000 Mustangs left in the wild down from 2 MILLION in 1900, 1 MILLION in 1980 and the BLM wants to remove 12,000 more in 2011/2012! PLEASE CALL, WRITE and E-MAIL your Senators and demand they support and pass S.1176! The ILLEGAL activities against our Mustangs MUST STOP NOW!!!!! AND THIS BILL WILL ALSO STOP THE NEEDLESS AND INHUMANE SLAUGHTERING OF ALL EQUINES!! Here in America WE THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN, WE WANT COMPANION RIGHTS FOR OUR HORSES!!
icetman 6 months ago 2
@icetman
I slaughter horses with my bare hands and a cookingknife, it's nice...
UndercoverLdn 6 months ago
@UndercoverLdn You must be heartless to slaughter such a beautiful animal like that!! :'(
jalicefan2133 5 months ago
@jalicefan2133
Sorry I was just kidding, I don't particulary like horses but I wouldn't slaughter them either lol
UndercoverLdn 5 months ago
Gorgeous
HorseGurl73097 6 months ago
Can't belive u caught horses with ur eyes
gabbiedoglover11 6 months ago
stop jerkin off and hold the camera steady
fatcat1290 7 months ago
this is nothing compared to the scenery the settlers saw when they first arrived. The untouched Great Plains where buffaloes were thundering through and wild horses galloping majestically.Those were the times of north america natural glory.
kamikazeVX 7 months ago
I'd take the one that noticed you :3 he seems like he has potential. Good shot, beautiful happy horses.
Searyu 7 months ago
hard to keep a camera stedy and row a fucking kyack and worry if thouse horses are gunna fuck you up at any time
donttalktomelol 8 months ago
Okay wow, please keep the camera steady next time
mommawhitetigress 8 months ago
DAM! THE PULSE OF A CRACK ADICT!!!! X(
victorthegroover 8 months ago
STAY STILL CAMERA!!!
Firerosehorsespirit 8 months ago
awhh they are so cute!
backoncemore 8 months ago
TO BUMPY
MRBD181 8 months ago
Good shot of filming
riatasmith5 9 months ago
i love that video they are so cute
kdilley1 9 months ago
Cute
iluvmywb 9 months ago
next time keep the camera still thanks i got dizzy from watching the video but it is awesome i love horses
lovergirl0908 9 months ago 22
@lovergirl0908 Um, I'd imagine it's pretty dang hard to keep a camera still while trying to navigate a raft in a river.
Peanut7602 8 months ago 2
@lovergirl0908 I thought the video was good, considering they're filming it from a BOAT.
Frabffib 7 months ago
@lovergirl0908 He is recording in the water are you a fuking idiot?
taniatuning 6 months ago
heeheehee
punkobassist 10 months ago
We do have Wild Horses in Arizona. Ive seen them and Ive been taught how to catch them by the Indians on the reservations.
wolfbear2121 10 months ago
@wolfbear2121 cool how?
Shaynavendela 9 months ago
@Shaynavendela You get on tame horses, you find the herd and chase them into the washes where the banks are to high for them to climb up and get them so they cant run on either side, then you choose which ones you want and rope them and get them away from the herd to bring back to the corrals!
wolfbear2121 9 months ago
@wolfbear2121 Yeah well, what right do you have to take this beautiful creature from it's family and natural habitat? Makes me sick the shit people do.
3212003titus 3 weeks ago
@3212003titus Its funny you act like you know a thing or two, the are actually kept out in the wild where the stallion come on the rez. so how about you read and learn a little more.
wolfbear2121 1 week ago
@wolfbear2121 You know nothing about me or what I know, so shut the fuck up, you dumb shithead
3212003titus 1 week ago
@wolfbear2121 indians r best at everythin 2 do wiv horses!
Godshound 9 months ago
lol when you tried to follow they were like "... You stay there. I'm watching you..." lol
Imaokaamiuchiha 10 months ago
can you be still for a minute
money12345639 10 months ago
is this over by fountain hills
JRhalo14 10 months ago
Gorgeous!
NBlunierProductions 10 months ago
I never said I wasnt going to eat it.....
Jsmith858522 10 months ago
i dont think i saw anyone shoot any of the horses?
TheDressage11 10 months ago
@TheDressage11
Thats how stealthy he was
Jsmith858522 10 months ago
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I want to hunt wild horses, they must be a great kill!
Jsmith858522 10 months ago
ummm ? .. was that necessary @Jsmith858522
TheDressage11 10 months ago
@TheDressage11
Why are you watching a video on hunting wild horses if you arent into game hunting?
Jsmith858522 10 months ago
@Jsmith858522 Arre yu crazy? or just crazy? 0_0 this isnt about hunting horses this is about horses playing in water....yur messed up ._.
MrDragonSmile1 1 month ago
@Jsmith858522 Once a Butthead, always a Butthead. You sound like you are a sad human looking for his manhood by inflicting pain on a defenseless animal. A true hunter has ethics and character. He does not kill for the slaughter of God's magnificent creatures.
motaki701 10 months ago 6
@motaki701 oh dont pay attention to that loser Jsmith858522! just yesterday he was on a video called "horse" saying that they are savage beasts, and he was going to shoot them and "pee" on them! and his excuse was, that a horse killed christopher reeve!
and then i said he died of a cardiac arrest, then Jsmith said, something along the lines of " the horse forced christopher to take drugs, the horses gave him drugs and then purposely threw him off, the savage blood thirsty beast"!
RuffianQueenOfRacing 10 months ago 8
@RuffianQueenOfRacing Horses can't give people drugs.Man he must be stupid as hell.
jalicefan2133 8 months ago
@jalicefan2133 he is LOL i think he is even more stupid then hell!
RuffianQueenOfRacing 8 months ago
@RuffianQueenOfRacing Just saying isn't it illegal to hunt wild horses?Because im pretty sure it is.
jalicefan2133 8 months ago
@motaki701 tree hugger
quader456495 10 months ago
@quader456495 Yeah, So What. What's your point?
motaki701 10 months ago
@motaki701 Jsmith isn't a hunter. he hunts without reason. hes a murderer...
Godshound 9 months ago
Wow. I would love to paddle up to that scene.
sirandy012 10 months ago 2
God made beautiful horses, thanks for posting.
williamsfilms1 10 months ago 2
Uh... I've seen many wild mustangs -- and even the ones I saw on the fringes of Death Valley were well fleshed and muscled, and the foals healthy. Also, if they have grown up near placid rivers, of COURSE they will venture into them. My own mustang doesn't mind water at all -- but the footing must be solid. These guys know their river, and know the safe places to ford. The only reason they avoid water is because they can sense quicksand under their hooves. Mine can.
illustratz 10 months ago
LOL @ Shannooon5 & AmerikaWillFall. They are wild you morons. You simply have no idea what you are talking about. Wild horses not going in water? LMAO... and not being seen? Hahaha. Wow...
Damonna70 10 months ago
Can you not hold a camera still??!
missholly961 10 months ago
you live in AZ?
ruffianruleswolfrule 10 months ago
2.14
Oh crap, they saw me.
IHOWRSE 10 months ago
I agree with shannooon5. I grew up around horses and rodeos. I know that if these were truly wild horses, they would never have entered the water or even allowed themselves to be seen...much less allow a human to approach them. They look more like well-fed, pasture escapees.
AmerikaWillFall 10 months ago
@AmerikaWillFall First of all just because you've "been around horses your whole life" doesn't mean anything. Wild horses will go in the water if they want to, it keeps them cool. And a human can approach wild horses if they know about horses and understand body language, not to upset them. Horses can feed themselves so just because they don't look skinny doesn't mean they aren't wild. They look well muscled and wild mustangs gain fat pretty easy.
PenguinPownage 10 months ago 2
@shannoon5 wild horses are found in south Carolina by the beach....wild horses are almost everywere
darklesswolf 10 months ago
There are feral cats, sorry NOT feral horses-and these probably belong to someone, NOT truly WILD-but, still beautiful, none the less! They escape their pasture or fence line is so far away we can't see it, but truly wild horses are extremely rare and never found along the Salt River of AZ sorry. Way too many people around there.
shannooon5 11 months ago
@shannooon5 Just because your government tells you they arent there doesnt mean you have to believe it. ive seen a wild horse in idaho and as far north as montana. wild horses are known to be from that area anyway....
friendofthecosmos 11 months ago
@shannooon5 if there arent any wild horses, then how is there organizations (BLM) out there where people can adopt and train wild horses for 90 days and then opt to keep or give them back to the organization? there are ALOT of wild horses in America. Just because you dont see them doesnt mean they arent there...Horses are Prey animals and therefore they are naturally fearful of what they believe as threats, such as humans.
fortheriot 10 months ago
@shannooon5 There are wild horses.. still quite a few in america. I saw some on a rafting trip too
PenguinPownage 10 months ago
Beutifull, yestarday i had an amzing dream with wild horses, just like these.
manolete197813 11 months ago
omg that would be so cool to see!!! and technically they are wild horses just not true wild horses. . .
HorseshoeStables11 11 months ago
I would luv to c that
breyerhorselover15 11 months ago
Well, technically, these are feral horses, not wild ones :o.
Wasserkaktus 11 months ago
thats amazing, you are so lucky to see such a sight
TheRon1122 11 months ago
i like horses
tiffwoody01 11 months ago
Nice to see - incredible that there's still enough space for wild horses in the U.S... I saw the documentary on Cloud, the Mustang... Heartbreaking... We were given an incredible close insight into their lives...
schokolade975 11 months ago
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing it. Some of us have grown too old and feeble to continue to see them for ourselves.
SilverBee 11 months ago
@SilverBee Don't give up hope, Silver Bee -- the most recent mustangs I saw were up by Death Valley Junction, passing behind the buildings, no more than 300 feet away. Three adults and a foal, all looking quite well -- though where they found water there was beyond my imagination!
illustratz 10 months ago
Such beautiful and majestic animals. Smart, even though they have a brain the size of a Walnut., they deserve to be free and left alone.
You see how the 'stud' at the end of the video just said, "Hey back off"!
That was his harem.
Great footage!!
Smkythdg 11 months ago
How perfect is this!!! They live in horse paradise, it seems! :D Such gorgeous, majestic animals <3
bellabelliboo 11 months ago
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Such beautiful creatures, I would love to throw a rock at one!
Jsmith858522 11 months ago
awesome
alina8568 11 months ago
STARING CONTEST GO!
jockegirl12 11 months ago
Sweet! Take me with you!
phoenixhoneybee 11 months ago
Quite the trip I can imagine:o
mindlessgamer 11 months ago
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i wonder were they are now
ktguineapig 11 months ago
I like when the horse looked at you like O.O what you doin boy! Ya thats right back away.
TheSwEaTtHiNg 11 months ago
wow man this is awesome. I live in TN and all we got are wild deer. Woohoo. Id love to come to arizona it looks beautiful
TheyCallMeMoney420 1 year ago
Stick together... iignore the guy with the camera...
Cashmachinez 1 year ago
I really like this movie. It is very sentimental. I come from Polish. I am a breeder of draft horses (Polish cold-blooded horse). Feel free to watch my films. youtube.com/watch?v=WW1d5KHYwEU
Wyder666666 1 year ago
I think he means were IN Arizona,not is.
Tay5551 1 year ago
Im getting dizzy :)
isanyone1niceanymore 1 year ago
where is Arizona. cuz thats where i live
ItsLineyXx 1 year ago
@ItsLineyXx you dont know where you live? ha
londonlad777 1 year ago
this shakey filming is too hard to watch
cowpiemt 1 year ago
Sorry, but these horses are not wild. The only wild horse is the Przewalski. These horses may be feral, once contained by humans but later brought into the wild. These may be American Mustangs, wich are feral.
ProfessorTeddyBear 1 year ago
@ProfessorTeddyBear
"Technically" you are correct, they are "feral" not "wild" -- HOWEVER, mustangs have been living IN the wild for 500+ years, subject to Darwinian selection and predation by native predators, without the care or controlled breeding by humans. They have reverted to wild behaviors, and certainly should not be considered in the same category as domestic horses any more.
illustratz 10 months ago
OMG ONE OF THEM ALMOST LOOKS LIKE SPIRIT!
iloveanimeshows 1 year ago
Those horses look extremely well groomed to be wild horses. Look at their coats all clean shinny and well appearing to be well brushed that with mains and tails that are also brushed out and looking well cared for combine that with the fact they allowed you to get that close to them make believe that they are somebody riding stock. If it not somebodies riding stock than it should be.
gullreefclub 1 year ago 2
@gullreefclub I's called zoom.
SpidermanSammi 1 year ago
@SpidermanSammi A Zoom lense still does not curry comb horses or brush out their mains and tales. The only thing wild about that "herd" of horses was that they are grazed on open range instead of in fensed in pattock during the day
gullreefclub 1 year ago
@SpidermanSammi A Zoom lens still does not curry comb horses or brush out their mains and tales. The only thing wild about that "herd" of horses was that they are grazed on open range instead of in fenced in paddock during the day. As for you Zoom lenses please explain how the foreground (The canoe or boat) remains in focus if you are zooming in on the horses. It can't unless the focal point between the foreground (Canoe or Boat) and the horses is relatively short.
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2hb300 1 year ago
I love the way they are first looking at you, then to eachother and then all in same time walk away... Sure they're a great team together!
AmyZulio 1 year ago
How beautiful! I would LOVE to be a horse :)
ANNASTAR1234 1 year ago
Houd je camera stil
MaraaijTM 1 year ago
What makes you think these are "wild" horses? You're probably floating through someone's ranch.
janeinthemtns 1 year ago
Priceless! If you want to read more on what's happening to our horses check out my story on Whispernthunderdotorg It's heartbreaking.
WhiteStarWoman 1 year ago
its amazing that our governemtn says these horse are ILL. thats funny they dont look or act ILL to me. ty for posting this!!!
franklymydear09 1 year ago
So those would be mustangs, right? They looked really good for being wild. They also were not the least bit afraid, and let you get extremely close. They seem like they're REALLY used to people. Good shots.
Trakehner20 1 year ago
@shanabethbee I don't think so, they didn't really try to kick each other or bite but im not sure.
@barrelracer63092 Water moves so the raft moves which means the person would have trouble keeping the camera still, a four year old would know that.
kooikerluver 1 year ago
if u want to ride in a fantastic horses. u need to see COLOMBIAN HORSES, go to PRODIGIO de Maria Rosa or Aventurero del Cortijo or Tormento de la Virginia. this horses are incredible. u fell that ride in a machine
caropadi 1 year ago
that's awesome :) I wish I could watch wild horses... They're gorgeous. Unforchunatly the only horses I see are the ones at the stable/paddock.
akualtekefan 1 year ago
What are you doing with that camera? :P
ZD1400RT 1 year ago
it says "while RAFTING" you try holding a camera completely still while on water. Very nice video by the way. :)
crazypeterson 1 year ago
I LIKE HORSES THIER SO PRETTY
gamagan1 1 year ago
@barrelracer63092, you are very rude.
Nice video, very pretty.
s0uthernchik 1 year ago
hold the camera still, dumb ass.
barrelracer63092 1 year ago
@barrelracer63092 THAT WHAT I SAID, DAM BE STILL
gamagan1 1 year ago
THAT MIGHT BE FIGHTING FOR DOMINANCE
shanabethbee 1 year ago
greedy repulscum rancher can not coexist with anything that affect their herd cattle ..if you think about it.. these are the baster that invading the horses territory.. they use the same excuses to eradicate wild bison , wild deer , wild mouse .. wild wolf .. same bs different day on different land
superwhiz88 1 year ago
way cool; see playing in the clean river water like that keeps their coats healthy/clean
compare that to the Mud Pits of the BlM Corrals; such as Palomino Valley Center;NV!
at Palomino Valley some Mustangs stand in mud up to their knees 24/7; TRUE !
Wahpoose 1 year ago 2
The whole thing gave me a brain shake.
offthesuds 1 year ago
i love how at one point they all just stop and lookm at you and watch you leave. LOL
horseriding101lol 1 year ago 2
@horseriding101lol I liked that also. its like all of a sudden they realized he was there and stopped. like oops busted.
123456789mischief 1 year ago
Don't you feel extremely privileged when you happen upon beautiful wildlife? I do.
Khamomil 1 year ago 2
srry dude bu u could held the camrs still but cool video
alainagrove 1 year ago
Beautiful! :D
xXemmerz 1 year ago
Sure it feels kinda scary when a wild horse stares at you!
ztjatj 1 year ago
I think you did a fabulous job considering you were busy with one hand and the other. Good job- would love to see more pictures of Latvia and such. Good luck raising funds for the big fence! BTW, the horses are beautiful!
Laura in Texas
TulipsBloomIn 1 year ago
SWEET! I LOVE HORSES!
jcfay489 1 year ago
Thank you! That was beautiful!
65linz 1 year ago
I appreciate the video. I try to film and battle the current at the same time too and it is very difficult to not get the bobbing up and down. Makes me want to go paddling!!
mcdc59 1 year ago
THATS SO COOL!!!!!!!! i wanna go to arizona!
4everhorserider 1 year ago
Horses exist outside of society? Interesting..
Bald Eagles are real? Also interesting.
+2 interwebs for you.
NinjaOnANinja 1 year ago
Hold the camera still. I threw up my dinner watching this!
raceexec 1 year ago
i loved the horses but ustoped them playin at the end
supercuteprinces1 1 year ago
Wow... you are so lucky :) I wish I could have seen that, horses are truly amazing animals.
rangergrl232 1 year ago
OMG WILD HORES ARE U SERIOUS THAT SOOO COOL i didnt think there was any do you ride
pecoslover97 1 year ago
OMG WILD HORES ARE U SERIOUS THAT SOOO COOL
pecoslover97 1 year ago
Cool, but don't tell the BLM where you saw wild horses, they'll round them up and ship them to china for meat, like they do in Nevada.
Squwackie 1 year ago
really nice to see wild horses alive and having fun.
The bald eagle was a treat, too!
barbaro52 1 year ago
Cool I didnt Think there was any wild horses left anywhere in the world. Glad to find I was wrong
MIRCWOOD 1 year ago 2
o.k well that is one common horse behavier and 2 you should never come that close to a herd of wild horses they can smush you like mud
rmsolomon 1 year ago
its a beautiful film thx
sawrasam 1 year ago
I know how hard it is to get good pictures of moving horses, and I think you did a great job anyway. They are beautiful and thanks for posting it! love it.
lovehorses03 1 year ago
lol i didnt know there was wild horses in AZ thats AWSOME!! i wish i could have been there!
khfrbde 1 year ago
amazing! thanks for sharing
blueklika 1 year ago
Arizona?
Really??
:o
galop123fly1 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing!
BumbleBeeBeeze 1 year ago
i pet a wild horse!! 3!!
spiritlover54 1 year ago
Oh, what a beautiful moment. I'd be glad if i where you there :D
carolineatthedisco 1 year ago
beautiful! amazing sighting!
chloex0x0 1 year ago
that is so awesome!
0HoRsEsGiRl0 1 year ago
Spirit....
tylersaxby 1 year ago
@tylersaxby hahahaha
spiritlover54 1 year ago
Long story short: we lived on 2 acres for 13 yrs, got a horse, the place went down hill, we moved into a house, it cost so much that now we dont have the funds to finish our daughters horses running area, we still need some fence of some sort to add to our chain link panels and fence poles//beams, my daughters horse is in need of exercise, shes getting to be a lil fatty! can someone out there please help my brother inlaw get this running pen made for my daughhters horse? PLEEEEASE?
leipzchen 1 year ago
2:15 I bet the horses are thinking, "Hey what the heck is that blue thing with the person in it?"
BruiserandSquirty 1 year ago
Thank you for posting,this video is amazing!!! :)
DeanaBryan 1 year ago
Is it Mustang horses?
Strul83 1 year ago
Magnificent!
RazorRivetRiot 1 year ago
I have land in Latvia where I am planning to have wild horses. I just have to build the fence and I get the horses for free from a project. There used to be wild horses in Latvia.... this is a way to bring them back... I just need to raise the money to build a very big fence! on about 100 acres!
kekoa1313 1 year ago