EXPERIENCE THE WILDERNESS OF NEVADA'S HIGH DESERT COUNTRY OF THE GREAT BASIN AND LEARN ABOUT~~ THE LIVING LEGENDS OF THE WEST, where you will get the opportunity to view them up close or see them galloping through the desert, kicking up the dust.
It will be a full day of excitement and fun photographing the wild horses and you will be learning about the different social dynamics within the herd. They are amazing to watch!
You may capture a glimpse of a wild horse band galloping across the wide open desert landscape or gathering at the watering hole, or see a newborn foal trying to stand on his long wobbly legs to nurse, or maybe even a stallion fight. In the wild horse herd each stallion has his own band of mares and will fiercely defend an unwelcome suitor trying to take his mares away. Young bachelor stallions are kicked out of the herd at around two years of age and must go out and acquire their own herd of mares, so the older stallions are always on alert for danger to his herd from any young stallion who thinks he might be tough enough to challenge him to gain control of his herd.
The sites you will see are breathtaking with endless opportunities for some great photographs .
You won't be disappointed, we have people who come back year after year, because we provide in field workshops that far exceed their expectations.
We are sure you will enjoy attending a workshop with us. If you have any comments or questions, please feel free to contact us. jnphotography@hughes.net 775-591-0376 Come and join us on an adventure of a lifetime.Your spirit will be renewed just being around these beautiful animals in there natural environment.
You will also get an education of the danger that the wild horses are currently facing due to large gatherings of wild horses from public lands by the BLM. These are critical times for wild horses they may be gone from the landscape forever if we do not speak up and let our congressmen know that we want them to remain free on the public lands dedicated for them by congress in the wild horse and burro act of 1971.Keep their light shining!
