A random herd of horses came ambling past my bedroom window this morning. I am not sure who was more surprised by it; Jesse, Jac or me. I happened to be looking out the window to see where the sun was rising when I noticed movement in the trees. The horses in the stalls & runs below the window also noticed.
All of the horses started bucking and were excited…except for Jac. He stood perfectly still and stared. I think if horses jaws dropped open like humans, his would have been hanging on the ground.
The small band of horses kept going past the pens so I went to the other side of the apartment to see where they would go. To my surprise the answer was…our horse trailer!
We had arrived late in the day and after unloading our horses we left the trailer open. Our horses had left unfinished hay in the trailer.
This is a video from our apartment window. The horses are not really ‘wild’ horses…they are fenced on 200 plus acres and are roaming free on that part…
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How cool is that!!
You never know just what’s going to happen in Texas, lol, So glad that you made it here through all of the snowy roads. You are about 35 miles north of where I live would so love four you to do a clinic while you’re here.
Funny thing how word gets around where the feed or hay is…they always know and tell each other!
You’re right. Thanks.
Got to love it. Gee no snow, wish we could say the same.
Used to have a show mare, out of Pking234, would run you over to get into the trailer; she lived to 35 years old; really miss her…was born in 1975..recently passed..sad…
Wow… very special.
Looks like you will have some excitement and change of life at your new place !
Your welcoming committee!
We camp at a horse camp on BLM land in Central Oregon. We have to make sure the hay and grain is locked up or the cows will help themselves during the night!
LOL!
I am sorry I am bothering you again….but…one more question…….could you tell us where JAC is???
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LEISA , I HAVE ASKED THE SAME QUESTION OVER AND OVER AGAIN, BUT GOT NO RESPONSE MYSELF,……SIGH……….IF YOU FIND OUT PLEASE CONTACT ME AT HELMAR816@AOL.COM……….. I THANK YOU KINDLY
I know that Jac is with them…. but I was just wanting to know where he was in the video….lol
what happened to the one that she lost, i can,t remember his name now
Vaquero….
Jac was on the other side of the barn…I didn’t grab the camera fast enough for his side of the barn. I will try to be quicker next time! Jac was in todays blog about it being HOT!
Thanx!!! I am sorry I took over your blog for a minute there….lol
Bet that was a rush
I think you mean bald face? Piebald is a black and white coat. lol
You’re right. Thanks.
The piebald appears pretty thin.
The thin one is old and it wasn’t a good angle:(
I can go you one better was camping in primitive campgrounds in pop up camper, in 1977. We put coolers outside at night with 6 of us in camper. After we were asleep woke up to strange noises outside. The general store down the road rented horses out for trail rides, during the night they let them run. Since there was a pond where we were they grazed this area. They came over to our camper & started flipping lid on cooler outside checking out everything they could.
how cool!
they KNOW you are the “WOMAN HORSE WHISPERER!!!”….. lol…. that was pretty cool tho…
guess they were looking for a snack… howdy neighbor! lol
Like being a little kid and wondering … why doesn’t a wild horse just come into my life … your case … your trailer! 🙂 1st of many new experiences… enjoy.