Wild
Mustang
Magazine
a place to share the
wild adventure
all the pretty wild horses and their stories
Wild
Mustang
Magazine
An online magazine to share the voice and stories of the wild horses of the U.S.
We are looking for stories to promote:
- the horses, trainers, and their journey together from wild to mild
- success of the mustangs in their new homes after adoption
- wild horse conservation and rescue programs
- adoption events
- competition events
- health and safety
- BLM program management
Contribute your story
submit stories to wildmustangmagazine@gmail.com
Wild to Mild Stories
Are you a mustang trainer? We’d love to follow your story. Share your challenges and successes.
Clubs & Organizations
There are a few mustang clubs and organizations in Washington, Oregon, and California. Learn how to get involved.
Rescues and Sanctuaries
Does your rescue or sanctuary bring wild horse families back together after a round up? We want to share the success in reunions!
Photographing/Tourism
Learn from those photographing in the field and where the best places to go and find the wild horses, even if you are not interested in capturing an image.
Events
Mustang trainers can apply to adopt a mustang for specific events open to the public, find events and learn how to get involved, many trainers are teens and young adults!
Adopting
Thinking about adopting a mustang? Share your experience or read stories from other first time adopters.
Mustang Businesses
Do you make exclusive mustang products like halters, or train mustangs? This is the place for you to share your expertise.
Health and Safety
Are you an expert in equine health and safety? Share your expertise and business to help promote mustangs out on the trails, in their new homes, or in the competition ring.
Wild Horses
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is responsible for managing the wild horses found in 10 of the western states. To manage populations, herds are rounded up, horses are adopted and gentled through various programs. They attract photographers around the world come to see them in the wild. These horses are named by those who follow them in the wild, and sometimes names change as the storyline takes a new form, their stories are all unique and captured in the pages of this magazine.
Get involved
Our favorite kind of story
As a photographer, I want to capture the story of Sierra and her two mustangs as she prepares for the first english exclusive Mustang Classic in Kentucky in 2024, I will be sponsoring her journey and looking forward to sharing the images.
Alicia Mae Equine Photography
Send in your short story or a comment on how you support the wild mustangs on the west coast!
New Comment
Last year for the Oregon Teens and Mustang Challenge I sponsored Houdini’s stall for $100. This supported London’s Mustang Makeover and the hard work she put in this year with a beautiful south steen gelding.
Alicia Amerson
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Mustang
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