My BLM thread. (help me pick one out!)

[BarnBratt]

Awesome! Keep us updated on his progress

[GuitarChump]

I will. I'm already addicted to hf now that I have a horse it only gets worse haha
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[Citrus]

He has a sweet face... it will be so fun to earn his trust and train him! Are there books out there on how to work with a wild horse? I would like to read them as well- I bet his senses are heightened compared to a domestic bred horse. Oh, and what is his name?

[GuitarChump]

No name yet. There are some, I don't know any names though. Right now I'm reading the power of positive horse training saying yes to your horse by Sarah Blanchard
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[WalnutPixie]

He's really beautiful, I think you made a great choice. He has a very balanced and muscular look.
Good luck with training him! It sounds like it will be a lot of fun!

[GuitarChump]

Thank you! I hope he comes around quickly I'm dying to touch him.
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[Remali]

Congrats! He's really pretty, and I love his color!

[AlexS]

As this is your first horse and you are going to keep him at home, I just don't think this is a smart choice. Sorry that this is not what you want to hear. But I think a wild mustang is a bad choice for a first home. Do you have the 7' fencing they require?

[GuitarChump]

Thanks! They require a 5' fence mine is a bit over that.
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[blueberryhill]

I think this is a great experience for you. If you run into problems the BLM would have names of people in your area that can help you also. I have adopted 6 horses from the BLM and love every one. Each has their own quirks. Sit in his stall, read to him, talk to him, he will come around. He should be showing a little curiosty about you now. It just takes time. Be patient. And congrats, he is very nice looking. He will grow up to a beautiful boy!