Welcome to the blog by Marylu Weber

This blog contains dozens of posts and photos of the wild, feral horses from the park and some of the people involved with them. These horses are owned by the park and not managed by the BLM. To see most of the photos, scroll to the bottom of this page. To find earlier posts of interest go to Blog Archive on the right and follow this guide:

For some of the history of the horses and people involved:

2008
Wild Horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park
2009
Tom Tescher's Story
The Boicourts
The Roundup

The Sale

For some of the special horses' stories:
2008
Fire's Story
Whisper's Story
2009
Our Boys Come Home
Dancing with a Wild Horse
Whit's Story
2010

The Dance Continues
Training Update

More Dancing with Hawk
More Training for Hawk
Bashful, the Steps of His Life

Post of Interest:
2009
Four Stallion Fight
Hazards, Did I Mention Hazards?

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

NORTH DAKOTA BADLANDS HORSE is looking for potential buyers for the wild horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.  Periodic removals are deemed necessary by the park to keep the delicate balance between large ungulates
( bison, elk, horses, deer, and pronghorn) and native vegetation, but park staff wants to avoid large roundups and removal of large numbers of horses.  Therefore Theodore Roosevelt National Park (TRNP) and North Dakota Badlands Horse (NDBH) have entered into a Partnership agreement in which NDBH volunteers will help in small captures of horses and will be responsible for finding good homes for culled horses.  Since neither TRNP nor NDBH want horses to be vulnerable to slaughter buyers, we have developed a process of qualifying potential buyers.  Wild horses from TRNP may ONLY be purchased by pre-qualified buyers, so, if you are interested in possibly purchasing one of these wonderful horses, give us your name, address, email, and phone # by emailing:
northdakotabadlandshorse@gmail.com
or by private message on:
https://www.facebook.com/NDBadlandsHorse

Don't miss out and don't forget to tell your friends about this exciting opportunity to own a part of history !

Photo by Deb Lee Carson Photography

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