Wild Horses of T R N P

It was a crisp fall day when I first saw her, a tiny sorrel overo filly romping with her bigger, blue roan brother. They bucked and reared t...

For many years a band ran in the area of Wind Canyon, feeding on the plentiful grass covering the rolling hills and river bottom of the fart...

These bands have both been fairly stable for the past 3-4 years. What makes them so interesting to observe is first, that the F band has a ...

The B band has roamed in the area between Interstate 94 and the south side of the park's loop road for decades, but because of their i...

Tom Tescher , the rancher who recorded the horses for 50 years, developed a system for keeping track of the different bands and individual h...

Sine the 2003 roundup, when over 70 horses were sold and 57 horses were left in the Park, their numbers have steadily grown. Last fall, a ro...

The horses running wild in Theodore Roosevelt National Park in western North Dakota have developed over the years into a breed unlike any ot...