Wild Horse Adoption and Information Links
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Wild Horse Links If you would like to learn more about wild horse training techniques, adoptions and programs, check out the links below
This video is designed to teach anyone how THEY can work with their horse that may be difficult, untouchable or wild. So many videos only show what the trainer can do but neglect to show how any person regardless of their horse knowledge can accomplish the same results. This video was centered around that goal. *VHS available (will mail DVD unless specified)! "Communication, patience, caring and understanding are true virtues to use while training wild horses." The philosophies Ray Field, "The Mustang Man," likes to share use the horse’s energy to learn without derailing the horse's thoughts. It is important never to break the horse's pride or spirit, for these are the true characteristics to develop that make for long lasting relationships. Ray's program teaches you to desensitize your horse to common problems that most people don't think about as common problems and offers a gentle and easy way to understand horses. Horse owners will learn how to be gentle with their horses, show more respect and learn to communicate without intimidation or aggressiveness.
When early Spanish explorers accidentally released wild horses (Equus cabalus) to the continent in the early 1500s, they returned an American original. Although the remnants of the escaped Spanish horse are protected by the 1971 Free-Roaming Wild Horse and Burro Act, each year thousands are removed from public lands across the American West to reduce competition between horses and domestic livestock. El Caballo documents one of the most complex wildlife management issues today. Where do modern wild horses fit in our view of the natural world?
For dozens more Wild Horse links on KBR Horse Net: CLICK HERE
New Jersey American Mustang and Burro Association Inc.
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