Banditas Wild Horse Promise

OUR MISSION

Offering a long term "new" freedom for displaced wild horses, once roaming freely on state appropriated land; reuniting families or creating new ones, separated by the brutal roundups.

Displaced wild horses are no longer free to roam; freedom taken from the wild horses after the round ups.
Displaced wild horses end up in cramped holding facilities.
Displaced wild horse families are separated; babies weaned from mothers at 4 months.
Displaced wild horses become high risk for abuse, neglect, and slaughter if they fall into the wrong hands.

Banditas Wild Horse Promise was formed by two photographers "passion filled purpose" providing long term, small acreage soft landings, for these "once wild and free" wild horse souls, so that they can feel a "new" wild and free; forever.

Check out the recent article about Banditas in the Steamboat Pilot ~ Women on a mission.

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A beautiful bay Sand Wash Basin wild horse with a star and a white nose, and a black mane, stands in front of a wooden fence in the snow.

A Colorado wild horse that is a beautiful bay color with a dark brown mane stands in the snow facing the camera.

A beautiful Colorado wild horse from Sand Wash Basin HMA in Colorado stands for the portrait with the camera on his left. He is a palomino with a regal, pink Roman nose, and a thick white blaze. His blond mane hangs down over his neck.

A muscular wild horse from Colorado's Sand Wash Basin HMA stands in front of some fall colored trees and pasture. She is a grey with a dreadlocked mane and a pink nose.

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719 Red Tail Trl.
Livermore, Co. 80536
(954) 663-5951
(970) 819-3307