
For $125 you can get a wild horse from the Bureau of Land Management and try and train it. That’s what I did this spring. Bua’a (“friend” in Paiute) is a three-year-old mustang from the Beatys Butte wild herd of southeastern Oregon. Boo, as I call him, has a kind, curious eye but he doesn’t trust humans – so far, we’ve brought him mostly pain. No matter how you feel about them, mustangs are a powe... more
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Dr. Yvette Running Horse Collin is a Lakota scientist who studies the history of Native Americans and horses. Through her research, she is challenging the dominant narrative that horses went extinct on this continent in the last ice age and did not r... more
Mustang genes are like those of our country: mixed and mingled, influenced by wave after wave of immigration. Mainstream science tells us the modern-day mustang is descended from horses brought over by the Conquistadors, who used them to subjugate th... more
Stefanie Skidmore runs Wild Horse Outreach and Advocacy, a nonprofit where she trains and rehomes troubled mustangs. She believes even the toughest mustangs can have productive, good lives in captivity, but we have to approach them with the same pati... more
For some ranchers, mustangs are seen as trash horses that litter the range, taking much-needed grass from cattle and destroying expensive fencing and water infrastructure. Ashley heads to Winnemucca, Nevada to talk to a fifth-generation rancher who r... more
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Loved the storytelling ability, the information from several different sources and joining the journey with her personal mustang relationship. Only complaint, there weren’t more episodes, left me hungry for more!
Beautiful podcast. Informational, captivating, and wonderfully done.
Last two episodes are more about indigenous peoples experience and generally the policies that have been created against them. The podcast moves strongly away from an analytical view wild horses and their ecological and cultural effect. They frame it that it’s following those issues but they only use indigenous sources (and literally one or two people) without contrasting it with independent views. I don’t say this to say it’s wrong, unfounded, or not worth listening to. Instead I point it out t... more
This was a confusing series to listen to. On one hand it’s clear she loves horses, but she was unable to discern her love for horses and from where those horses should be.
In the one episode it’s clear that wild horses, even if they are amazing animals, don’t belong in the wild areas they are at. In another episode it’s clear that fertility treatments are ineffective and in another episode she points out that there’s clearly not enough people willing to adopt horses. Instead of addressing the ... more
The fact that this show doesn’t explicitly go into the negative effects of FERAL horses on the environment is ridiculous. The show is one-sided and actively avoids actually talking with ecologists and biologists about the ramifications of NOT managing feral horse populations.
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