Wyoming Honor Farm Adoption Schedule
May 17-18The adoption will showcase 30 horses, which include both saddle and halter started. Burros may also be available.
- Friday, May 17, 2013
The Wyoming Honor Farm will host a free clinic to demonstrate the gentling process and how to care for the horses. The clinic runs from 1-3:30 p.m. and is followed by a preview of the horses available for adoption. The clinic will feature demonstrations with Wild Horse Training Supervisor Jeff Martin focusing on catching a horse, advance and retreat, picking up feet, and beginning to ride.
- Saturday, May 18, 2013
The gates will open at 7:30 a.m. for previewing the horses. Coffee and rolls will be available during the preview. BLM and Honor Farm representatives will be available to answer questions regarding the BLM and Wyoming Honor Farm Wild Horse Program. The competitive bidding starts at 10:30 a.m. and will continue until all animals offered have been shown.
All horses to be offered will have been haltered, led, trailered, had their feet handled and have been through the "gentling program". The remaining un-adopted horses from this adoption will continue to be trained, and will be offered again in future adoptions at the Honor Farm, or available on a BLM national internet adoption event.
August 12-17
August 30-31 The adoption will be showcase 35 horses, which include both saddle and halter started. Burros may also be available.
- Friday, August 30, 2012
The Wyoming Honor Farm will host a free clinic to demonstrate the gentling process and how to care for the horses. The clinic runs from 1-3:30 p.m. and is followed by a preview of the horses available for adoption. The clinic will feature demonstrations with Wild Horse Training Supervisor Jeff Martin focusing on catching a horse, advance and retreat, picking up feet, and beginning to ride.
Saturday, August 31, 2012
The gates will open at 7:30 a.m. for previewing the horses. Coffee and rolls will be available during the preview. BLM and Honor Farm representatives will be available to answer questions regarding the BLM and Wyoming Honor Farm Wild Horse Program. The competitive bidding starts at 10:30 a.m. and will continue until all animals offered have been shown.
All horses to be offered will have been haltered, led, trailered, had their feet handled and have been through the "gentling program". The remaining un-adopted horses from this adoption will continue to be trained, and will be offered again in future adoptions at the Honor Farm, or available on a BLM national internet adoption event.
For all adoptions: only stock or slant load style covered
trailers will be authorized.
Location: Wyoming Honor Farm, 40 Honor Farm Road, Riverton, Wyoming
Please remember, no firearms, alcohol, drugs or dogs
are allowed at any time.All cell phones, cameras, video equipment, and tobacco products
must be kept locked in one's vehicle while on site. In order to maintain a positive environment for visitors, a reasonable clothing standard
must be adhered to. Clothing that is unduly suggestive, form fitting, or exposes an
undue amount of flesh is prohibited.
The wearing of shorts is not allowed on site. |
For more information on adoptions, training clinics or adopting a wild horse or burro,
please call 307-352-0302 or toll free 1-866-4MUSTANGS.
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