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Marylu on High Star's Hawk
2008 North Dakota Badlands Horse
BASHFUL
Rain, Domino, Cedar, Winter, Bashful, Little Brother's Girl
BASHFUL
Baldy and Bashful, Spring of 2008
BASHFUL
Scoria and Bashful, Spring 2009
BASHFUL
Tiger, Bashful, Rookie
BASHFUL
Scout, Bashful, Scoria, Tiger, Oreo, Eclipse, Rookie, Sage, Little Dun
BASHFUL
Scoria, Bashful, Scout, Tiger, Rookie, Little Dun, Rusty, Eclipse
BASHFUL
Very first step back in the Park
BASHFUL
Bashful meets Superintendent, Valerie Naylor
BASHFUL
first ride back in the Park
BASHFUL
BASHFUL
BASHFUL
A herd of two
BASHFUL
Dan and Bashful
MORE TRAINING FOR HAWK
BACK
MORE TRAINING FOR HAWK
LOVING THE JUMP
MORE TRAINING FOR HAWK
THE JUNK BOX
MORE TRAINING FOR HAWK
UP ON THE BRIDGE, STOP, BACK OFF
MORE TRAINING FOR HAWK
TRYING THE TARP
MORE TRAINING FOR HAWK
REAR FEET, NO PROBLEM
MORE TRAINING FOR HAWK
FIRST SADDLING
MORE TRAINING FOR HAWK
HAWK (2) AND LITTLE BUDDY HAIL (1)
COCOA AND STORMY
Whispering sweet nothings
COCOA AND STORMY
A gentle lover.
COCOA AND STORMY
This is a little too close.
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Hawk and Hail the first day home (Their friend went home the next day)
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Hail shows the submissive jaw snapping when meeting Fire.
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Hail lets me pets him from both sides.
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Little Griggs gets a lesson too.
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Hawk is very attentive as I wave the stick around.
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Hawk is more comfortable with another horse.
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Hawk allows me to pet him from Maestro.
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Thunder in the night
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Rain's new colt
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Thunder Cloud
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Thunder Cloud's Hail
OUR BOYS COME HOME
High Star, the black beauty!
OUR BOYS COME HOME
High Star's Hawk in the wild
OUR BOYS COME HOME
Hawk leading the way for his family, Marquis and Pale Lady in foreground
THE ROUNDUP
Gary and family waiting in the "tub"
THE ROUNDUP
Processing horses through the chutes
THE ROUNDUP
Silver and Cloud sparring in the keeper pen
THE ROUNDUP
Dolly was first to walk out to freedom
THE ROUNDUP
Boicourt bunch disappear over the hill
THE ROUNDUP
chowing down in the foal pen
THE E BAND 9-09
Cowbirds hitch a ride on Embers.
THE C & F BANDS
Griggs, Tescher, Jones, and Jules
THE C & F BANDS
Jules and Tescher
THE C & F BANDS
What's goin' on?
THE C & F BANDS
Get off me, help! get him off me!
THE C & F BANDS
Get off, get OFF! I can't, I CAN'T!
THE C & F BANDS
I'd like to help, but I can't figure out how!
THE C & F BANDS
I'll get you for doing that to me!
THE B BAND
Weanling colt, Cooper
THE BOICOURTS
Ramona overlooking Pleasant Flat
TOM TESCHER'S STORY
Tom, in the land that he loved
TOM TESCHER'S STORY
Tom
HAZARDS
Our close encounter with a bison bull
HAZARDS
The woolly, bully bull
HAZARDS
Cottonwood Campground, the morning of June 6, 2009
HAZARDS
North Carolina girl, Hedrick, enjoying the snow in June
HAZARDS
Rattle snake in a prairie dog hole
The Fights Continue
Sundance with her new foal, Griggs
The Fights Continue
Lignite with her hours old filly, Little Mo
The Fights Continue
Sidekick takes advantage of the opportunity to steal the pretty young mare, Lignite
The Fights Continue
Satellite slides in to defend Lignite from Sidekick's attempt to steal her
The Fights Continue
Satellite fights Sidekick
The Fights Continue
Red Face shows up to claim his mare from Satellite
the Fights Continue
Red Face runs Satellite off again
Four Stallion Fight
Molly's attempt to get back to Red Face's band brings Brutus close behind
Four Stallion Fight
Red Face and Brutus fight for Molly
Four Stallion Fight
Satellite comes to join the fight
Four Stallion Fight
Red Face cuts his mare, Molly, away from Brutus' mare, Sweetheart, while Satellite goes after Brutus
Four Stallion Fight
Even traffic didn't stop the fight
Four Stallion Fight
The chase continues up East River Road
Four Stalloin Fight
Satellite slips away to take Brutus' mares
Four Stallion Fight
Red Face and Brutus in combat
Four Stallion Fight
Red Face gets Brutus on the run while the mares graze peacefully
Four Stallion Fight
Satellite took Brutus' mares by force while Brutus faught Red Face
Four Stallion Fight
Brutus came back to claim his mares
Four Stallion Fight
Brutus fights to gain back his mares
Four Stallion Fight
Brutus continues to battle for his mares
Four Stallion Fight
Brutus snuck around from the back to continue the fight
Four Stallion Fight
Brutus gets Satellite on the run
Four Stallion Fight
A tired, but proud victor returns to his harem
Little Sorrel's Band
Being born in the rain is no fun, but Cooper is looking good
Little Sorrel's Band
Little Cooper running for the pure joy of it
Little Sorrel's Band
Buck approaching big brother, Butte, shows submissive jaw snapping
INTERESTING BEHAVIOR
Cruiser takes over duties for Daddy while he's gone.
INTERESTING BEHAVIOR
Little Sorrel and Shadow demonstrate a typical stallion greeting
INTERESTING BEHAVIOR
Little Sorrel leads Shadow away
INTERESTING BEHAVIOR
Are you coming? I'm waiting!
RED FACE
Red Face moves his mares by "snaking"
RED FACE
LOOK OUT! Daddy's coming!
RED FACE
It's a good thing he has good brakes!
LONG, HARD WINTER
Baldy and Bashful come for a visit
LONG, HARD WINTER
High Star's band
LONG, HARD WINTER
Elk on Johnson Plateau
LONG, HARD WINTER
Nice spike buck
LONG, HARD WINTER
Brutus, Dolly and Autumn
LONG, HARD WINTER
Curious George, still alone.
LONG, HARD WINTER
Molly with her newborn colt.
LONG, HARD WINTER
Crow and Spook race across a mud flat.
FIRE'S STORY
Flying over the Park's wildlife handling facility
FIRE'S STORY
Fire's group in the alley at the handling facility (photo by Marge Schwartz)
FIRE'S STORY
Fire's first day in his new home
FIRE'S STORY
Fire pulling the training cart
FIRE'S STORY
the first day home from the trainer
FIRE'S STORY
a pretrified stump near the center of the Park
FIRE'S STORY
Henry and Fire in the "Needle's Eye"
The L Band
Mystery by Marge Springett, mjspringett.com
The L Band
Stone, Shale, and Flicker
The E Band
Embers
The E Band
Mist
The E Band
Bella
The E Band
Mist, Valentine, Embers, Blue Boy, Benny, Bella
The Q Band
Dolly, Autumn, and Brutus
The J Band
Gray Ghost
The J Band
Gray Lady and Smokey by Marge Springett, mjspringett.com
The I Band
Cocoa
The I Band
Maddie and Maggie
The I Band
Busy Blue and Amigo
The I Band
Stormy and Rusty
The I Band
Cocoa chasing The Rookie (photo by Nordie)
Whit Comes Back
Samantha found that Ollie had a small flight zone.
Whit Comes Back
In contrast, High Star had a very large flight zone.
Whisper's Story
Whisper with several others of the L band just up from the Little Missouri
Whisper's Story
Whit Hibbard approaches the band with patience.
Whisper's Story
Teddy shows calm curiosity in checking out Whit.
Whisper's Story
Whit and Mike load out the last family of horses.
Whisper's Story
I was able to move the band quietly using the low stress method.
Whisper's Story
Allowed time the horses follow one another through the gate.
Whisper's Story
in the tub at the handling facility
Whisper's Story
Whisper, safe in her round pen before she was turned out with the big guys
The H Band
Blaze
The H Band
Tiger and Little Brother's Girl
The H Band
Tiger, last foal of the '07 season, born in late October
The G Band
Granite
The G Band
Snip's Gray and Mask
The J Band
Mystery, what a pretty boy!
The J Band
Mystery, trying to check out our geldings
The J Band
Mystery, Gray Lady, and her yearling filly (photo by Nordie)
The E Band
Valentine, Mist, and Embers, band sire
The E Band
Betty Blue with newest foal, Arrow, an Embers baby (photo by Nordie)
The E Band
A pyramid of ponies!
The E Band
Flicker, Benny, Betty Blue and Blueboy, those on the left are offspring of Bella (photo by Nordie)
The E Band
Dolly, Lacey and Lacey's yearling filly
The D Band
Wind Canyon II (photo by Nordie)
The D Band
new sorrel, Curious George daughter, Little Red
The D Band
Wind Canyon II, Scout, Sarah, Big Blue
C and F Bands
Red Face, C Band stallion
C and F Bands
Singlefoot, F Band stallion (photo by Nordie)
C and F Bands
Satellite, subordinate stallion
C and F Bands
Sweatheart with her loud colt, Oreo, and bald faced filly, Swan (photo by Nordie)
C and F Bands
21 C & F horses
The N "Caspers" Band
Gary
The N, "Caspers" Band
Rose Gray, Rosie, Nordie, Ghost, Blondie
The B Band
Little Sorrel (photo by Nordie)
The B band
found in a box canyon right off the interstate (photo by Nordie)
The B Band
Ruby with the latest B foal as of July '08, Sugar (photo by Nordie)
The B Band
Jack and Jill with their big sister, Annie (photo by Nordie)
The B Band
Full Moon and Grandma Roan (photo by Nordie)
The A band
Silver
Th A Band
Flicka, Raven, Chubby, Charlie, Big Red, Daisy
The A Band
Chubby and her 2008 stud colt
Patriarch of the Park
Curious George, oldest stallion in the Park
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