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Welcome!
Wild horses still roam freely in the Pryor Mountains outside of Lovell, Wyoming. This herd of about 180 adult and foal horses is very special because of its Colonial Spanish American heritage. This tough little horse, derived from the horses of Portugal and Spain, has been present in this rugged mountain area for nearly 200 years and cannot be genetically reconstructed using any other horses. Its biological viability, together with its history, must be preserved.
It is the purpose of the PRYOR MOUNTAIN WILD MUSTANG CENTER to do just that. The Pryor Mountain Wild Mustang Center is a public, not for profit 501c3 educational institution, unique in purpose and location. The Center is working towards becoming the foremost wild horse educational institution in the world.
Be sure to visit Matthew Dillon's blog on the mustangs for the latest information and photos from the Pryor Mountains.
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Spring Water
Photo ©Lynne Pomeranz
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Limited edition sculpture commissioned from celebrated artist T.D. Kelsey.
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"The special Spanish characteristic markings of the Pryor herd are unique and, if lost, cannot be replaced.."
- Linda Coates-Markle, Wild Horse Specialist, Bureau of Land Management.
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| The photographs on this website are viewing purposes only. It is a violation of Federal and International copyright law to reproduce, copy or link to any photographs and content on this website without written permission. Pryor Mountain Wild Mustang Center © 2008 |
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