Species: Wild Mustang | Location: McCullough Peaks BLM, Wyoming, United States
In a high plains pocket of rolling hills sparsely covered with saltbush and sagebrush, yet carved by drainages, cliffs, and canyons, it's possible to watch roaming herds of wild mustangs. They are located in a protected area known as the McCullough Peaks Wild Horse Management Area, located east of Yellowstone National Park and about 22 miles outside of Cody, Wyoming. They are born free and roam wild, majestic symbols of our wide open spaces in the west.
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About The Photographer
Karin Leperi, an award-winning travel writer and photographer, feels most at home when immersed in the spirit of nature. Whether desert, plain, mountain or marsh, she ferrets out the best of the natural experience and conveys that to her readers through poetic words and visual imagery.
