Hello everyone! You may remember a couple weeks ago when Eileen and I were surprised one morning by this cutie. He is the colt out of Skipper and the presumed sire is Brutus. The park has given him the name Arey after a stream in Alaska. This darling boy is looking great and growing fast!…
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Hello everyone! Here is a look at Half Moon and his colt, Aloe. When a group of bison moved into the area this day, Aloe walked over to be closer to Half Moon. Rather than move him away, Half Moon leaned in and gently sniffed his son. I love seeing stallions in the park spend…
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Good evening! After Cloud lost his band to Flax this summer, he began to spend time with the young bachelor, Casper. Not long after the two of them disappeared for some time across the river. A couple of weeks ago, we came across Casper and later in the day, Cloud. They had made their way…
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Here is a look at 2011 Band Stallion, Flax and his colt, Anzar. Flax was watching as bison surrounded the area while Anzar was more interested in the ladies taking his picture. They are both so handsome!
Hello everyone! Here is a look at the rest of Satellite’s band. He has held Mare Lightning and her daughter, Crow for many years. He picked up Mare Minnie in 2018. She gave birth to their filly, Almanac in April of this year. Pictured above: 2007 Mare, Crow and 2019 Filly, Almanac (out of Minnie)
Here is a look at 2001 Band Stallion, Satellite. He is recognizable to the public by the large growth on his chest. It has been there for years and does not appear to bother him. When he was younger, Satellite was the lieutenant stallion for the double band of Red Face and Singlefoot. He became…
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