Horses

Have you met two of two of Mt. Garfield's residents, Boone and Sweetheart? They're very friendly. The next time you hike the Bookcliffs, you may run into them.

For only the third time in a decade, I spotted a couple of wild horses while hiking up Mt. Garfield. While not necessarily Earth shattering, this was the perfect degree of awesomeness at just the right moment.

Have you seen the wild horses of Sand Wash Basin?

The San Miguel County Sheriff's Office is offering a $1000 reward for information that leads to the shooter of a $25,000 pregnant horse.

For the first time in years I encountered wild horses on the way to Mt. Garfield's summit. Spare yourself the hike and check out a couple of photos.
I haven't seen wild horses on the Bookcliffs in over three years. To date, I've only encountered them once while making the hike up Mt...

Veterinarians are asking residents with livestock to take extra precautions this year because of a "unprecedented" virus that has invaded Larimer County animals.

The State Department of Agriculture has confirmed cases of the virus vesicular stomatitis. This virus includes salivation, lesions, lack of appetite and lameness.

It's always good to have plan B.

There are fifteen premises in nine counties that are under a quarantine order here in Colorado because of an equine disease.

Wild horses are being removed from Little Book Cliffs Wild Horse Range. The horses near Grand Junction will be removed at the end of August.