Wild Horse Adventure ToursPosts

This great shot comes from our tour guide extraordinaire, Cheryl "Shorty" Short during one of her tours yesterday.

She explains, "The stallion is doing what’s called "sneaking," which is usually to push the mare in a direction he wants her to go," be it for safety or isolation from another stallion, but Shorty and the tour were perplexed as to why he was leading her up the beach toward the water. The mare didn't seem to mind as she just sauntered along beside him.

The beautiful beaches and magnificent horses are only part of what makes our adventures so memorable--our drivers work hard to make it look effortless.

Here's just a few of our drivers enjoying what they do.

Corolla is experiencing some blustery nor'easter weather. But not to worry, the Banker horses instinctively know to move to higher ground and seek shelter under the sturdy trees in our maritime forests. They will often huddle together with their backs to the wind to brace against the gusts. #buttstothewind

Stay safe n dry, y'all.

(Photo from earlier this season--a "local" completely unfazed by the rain and winds)