The mustangs at the sanctuary ran the fence line like it was theirs. The running wild free mustang sanctuary is the land that lets the herd be a herd, and the gate stays open.
In the video below, you’ll meet the incredible man behind the mission to protect the wild horses of the American West and preserve the land long revered by Native Americans. Dayton O’Hyde is a true cowboy, a conservationist, and an award-winning writer.
In 1990, Dayton moved to the Black Hills of South Dakota, where he dedicated his life to operating his 11,000-acre sanctuary for wild horses, even if it meant going up against the government. “This is as close to heaven as I’ll probably ever get,” Dayton says. When you see the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary for yourself, I think you’ll agree. I’ve never seen anything so beautiful!
Please enjoy the trailer for Running Wild: The Life of Dayton O. Hyde, a documentary released in 2013.
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The running wild free mustang sanctuary lets the herd be a herd. The gate stays open.
