Describes what mustangs are and how they came to live in the American West, the history behind their relations with people, and what makes them good and difficult pets.

Provides information about horse behavior, horse communities, what horses look like, and the status of wild horses in the world.

Filled with historical facts that will thrill horse lovers and avid history fans alike, a fascinating combination of breathtaking photographs and conversational essays details the author's discoveries and adventures as she followed the mustangs of the West.

Describes the habits and habitats of wild mustangs and the efforts being made to save these horses from extinction (view table of contents)

A brief history and description of the wild horses of the western United States (view table of contents)

Describes the habits and behavior of the wild horses which have roamed across the American West for hundreds of years.

Text and photographs describe efforts of a small band of cowboys to round up wild horses and burros to prevent their growing numbers from overgrazing fragile desert land.