Pregnant Ketchikan Nimbus Knight and London - Pryor Mustangs Wood Print

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Pregnant Ketchikan moves out of the way when Nimbus,and her bachelor stallion admirers, Knight and London come over the hill. Ketchikan ended up foaling in late October which makes it more dangerous for the foal and mother as they have less time to fatten up before winter. However, the reports say both of them look very healthy.

The Pryor Mustangs reside on Pryor Mountains in Wyoming and Montana. The herd of about 170 horses consists of several bands of stallions with mare(s) and offspring, bachelor bands. The herd has probably lived on the mountains since at least the late 1600s. The Pryor herd is verified by DNA analysis to be descended from Colonial Spanish Horses. The herd also has a higher than normal genetic diversity and low inbreeding. They are managed by the Bureau of Land Management. Every four years there is a count. Round-ups do occur, probably about every 4 years, and some horses are adopted. At that time, some mares are also given contraceptives.

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