Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range, Montana

Text And Photography By Dixie Wilson

Published July 23, 2013
Updated October 18, 2018

Captured as the sun was setting over a ridge on the Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range, these fighting stallions are part of a herd of 150 free-roaming mustangs and feral horses known locally as "wild horses."

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