Pinpoint accuracy.  Where’s Mike Rowe when you need him?

Looks like his mane will flop to his left but that doesn’t mean he’s a Biden voter.

Let’s see if he gets a mail-in ballot.

RELATED: Colt Reaches Fifth Rail.

This was the scene at 8 AM today, due to smoke from wildfires.  Very strange.

A heat wave has been in effect out west since September 4.  Filling water buckets three times a day, compared to once a day normally.  Photos taken September 7.

He’s a sweet boy and he’s so stinkin’ soft!  Photo taken August 1, four months old.

RELATED: Colt Reaches Another Milestone.

Hand truck placed near hay several hours earlier but by late afternoon the elves still hadn’t unloaded it.  They never showed up to clean the corrals either.

Better find a shady spot where you can ride it out until sundown.

An adopted horse escaped from its trailer earlier today and ran free for about two hours, according to a report by the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.

The horse was captured in a field and placed into another trailer.

These troughs are deep enough to confine hay and grain but don’t obstruct peripheral vision.  Horses can’t see directly in front of their noses, whiskers help with that.

Yeah he’s three months old, but his poop is now large enough to be scooped up with the rake.  Kinda nice if you’re the one cleaning the corral.  Photos taken July 3.

RELATED: Thoughts on New Colt.

About 10 weeks old in this photo.  Born 04-01-20.

The 2020 Western States Horse Expo has been cancelled.  The event has been moved to May 7 – 9, 2021 at the Murieta Equestrian Center, Rancho Murieta, CA.

Sporting a mohawk mane, typical for this age.  Dark spots on legs reveal his true colors, when baby fur goes away.  Photo taken yesterday.

You can camp on site all four days!  The event is still set for July 16 – 19 at the Murieta Equestrian Center, east of Sacramento.

RELATED: WSHE Rescheduled.

A mare injured in the December, 2019 incident has a new colt, according to a report posted yesterday by WDRB News of Louisville, KY.  Mom and baby are pintos.

BLM said today that wild horse and burro adoptions increased 91% during the first year of the program, which pays adopters $500 within 60 days of adoption and $500 within 60 days of receiving title.

The number of animals placed into forever homes was not given in the announcement.

RELATED: Incentives Boost WHB Adoptions.

About 2-1/2 inches across as of May 4.  Born April 1.

RELATED: Tiny Footprints, Thoughts on New Colt.

It’s Friday evening, time to meet up with friends for food and drink.

New arrivals at the ranch!  Two baby foxes discovered last night near the barn, about a month earlier than last year.  Photo taken this morning.  Same spot as last year.

Not sure if they’re related to the fox videoed four weeks ago just outside the barn.

Yesterday commissioners changed the minimum setback distance from three miles to one mile, clearing the way for a high-density horse feeding operation near Burns, WY and silencing the voices of those opposed to the facility.

The new setback will be subject to odor propagation modeling.  If the tool says adverse effects will spread beyond the one-mile radius, affected landowners will be added to the stakeholder group.

The amendment was approved unanimously, according to a report posted this morning by the Wyoming Tribune Eagle.

The hearing begins at 08:32 in this video.

The proposed facility, with a capacity of 5,000 wild horses on 80 acres, will be operated on behalf of the BLM.

RELATED: Laramie County Commissioners Meet Tomorrow.