I realized, as I decided what image to share with you all today, that many of the wild horses I’ve photographed over the years - especially in Nevada - have been “rounded up.” I’m grateful that on this, the last day of the Onaqui 2019 round up, so far both the north and south herds are “safe.” The many mustang faces I have shared with you over the years are still wild and free. This doesn’t lessen my grief about the two deaths, or the almost 200 horses that have lost their freedom. It makes me even sadder since we - the over 80% of Americans who believe wild horses should remain free - can’t get the government agencies to listen and act in accordance with our wishes. So many of us have worked together, and tried, and I know we will continue to work together and to try. So thank you to everyone in this epic battle for mustang freedom. Today let’s celebrate the Salt River wild horses, a management and PZP program that IS working, where horses are not “rounded up,” and let’s take heart in that achievement. As always, many more images to come. Enjoy. • We can work together to save #themagicofwild. #saveonaqui #stoptheroundups #letsworktogether (at Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2jcTjyn3UC/?igshid=tanoqxpb57fo