🔊 Sound Up! ⬆️ Helios (#OQ572bS) woke up on the wrong side of the bed. Do you think the other members of his band could tell? What do you think he’s trying to say?
Onaqui Catalogue Foundation
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A community-based non-profit using citizen science in the Onaqui HMA to improve understanding of the wild horse.
Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesdays! Camera ID: Old Man Location: Onaqui North Herd Area July 2025 The Onaqui Catalogue uses carefully placed cameras to catch horses day or night, allowing us to see which horses are staying together even when we can’t access them.
Onaqui North herd area mare OQ674sM (no recorded names) with stallion OQ390bdS (Spud) August 2025 Photo taken with a long lens to keep a distance of 100 feet or more from the horses by one of our team members #oq674sm #oq390pds #onaquicatalogue #onaqui_catalogue
Onaqui North herd area mare OQ674spM (recorded names: Sakura) is part of band OQ606zS July 2025 Photo taken with a long lens to keep a distance of 100 feet or more from the horses by one of our team members #oq674spm #onaquicatalogue #onaqui_catalogue
Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesdays! Camera ID: Conway Location: Onaqui East Herd Area August 2025 The Onaqui Catalogue uses carefully placed no-glow cameras to ensure even the most skittish horses are rarely disturbed. #onaqui_catalogue #onaquicatalogue
Onaqui North herd area black roan mare OQ161zrM (recorded names: Grace, Smoke) is part of band OQ131gS. Photo taken with a long lens to keep a distance of 100 feet or more from the horses by one of our team members.
Splish, splash, taking a bath! Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesdays! Camera ID: Star Cam (before its demise) Location: Onaqui North Herd Area May 2025 Thank you to all of our contributors for your continued support. #onaqui_catalogue #onaquicatalogue
Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesdays! Camera ID: Meidase-4 Location: Onaqui South Herd Area May 2025 Thank you to all of our contributors for your continued support! #onaqui_catalogue #onaquicatalogue
Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesdays! Camera ID: Nova Location: Onaqui North Herd Area April 2025 Thank you to all of our contributors for your continued support. #onaqui_catalogue #onaquicatalogue
Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesdays! Camera ID: Pyrite Location: Onaqui North Herd Area April 2025 Thank you to all of our contributors for your continued support. #onaqui_catalogue #onaquicatalogue
Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesdays! Camera ID: Pyrite Location: Onaqui North Herd Area April 2025 Thank you to all of our contributors for your continued support. #onaqui_catalogue #onaquicatalogue
Fresh out of the oven! Mare OQ650bM (Saroja) is a first-time mom. It’s the foal’s job to stay close during those crucial first few weeks, both to bond properly and to avoid getting caught in conflicts like the one in the video. Keep 300 feet away from new foals to ensure their safety and survival.
Onaqui North herd area mare OQ75bm (recordes names: Delilah). She is part of band OQ17brpS (Clorox, Diego) Photo taken with a long lens to keep a distance of 100 feet or more from the horses by one of our team members. #oq75bm #oq17brps #onaquicatalogue #onaqui_catalogue
Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesdays! Camera ID: Norman Location: Onaqui North Herd Area February 2025 Volume up!
OQ334sS (no recorded names) is part of Onaqui North herd area band OQ368gS (Dime). January 2024 Photo taken with a long lens to keep a distance of 100 feet or more from the horses by one of our team members. #oq334ss #oq368gs #onaquicatalogue #onaqui_catalogue
Bay stallion OQ86bS (recorded names: Burn) with mare OQ87urM (recorded names: Pumpkin) peeking over him. Onaqui North Herd areadFebruary 2025. Photo taken with a long lens to keep a distance of 100 feet or more from the horses by one of our team members. #wildhorses #onaquicatalogue
Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesdays! Camera ID: Obsidian Location: Onaqui North Herd Area February 2025 The Onaqui Catalogue uses carefully placed cameras to catch horses day or night, allowing us to see which horses are staying together even #onaquicatalogue #onaqui_catalogue
Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesdays! Camera ID: Conway Location: Onaqui South Herd Area January 2025 The Onaqui Catalogue uses carefully placed cameras to catch horses day or night, allowing us to see which horses are staying together even when we can’t access them. #onaquicatalogue
Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesdays! Camera ID: Conway Location: Onaqui South Herd Area January 2025 The Onaqui Catalogue uses carefully placed cameras to catch horses day or night, allowing us to see which horses are staying together even when we can’t access them. #onaquicatalogue
Onaqui East herd area bachelor stallion OQ46zdS (recorded names: Paco) January 2025 Photo taken with a long lens to keep a distance of 100 feet or more from the horses by one of our team members. #oq46zds #onaquicatalogue #onaqui_catalogue #wildhorses
From Onaqui East herd area band OQ322bS are from left filly OQ653bdM (Freya), filly OQ673bM (Gaia) and filly OQ699zdM (Fable, Sophie). Photo taken January 2025 Photo taken with a long lens to keep a distance of 100 feet or more from the horses by one of members. #onaquicatalogue #onaqui_catalogue
It’s a Trail Cam Tuesday! Listen to this herd of horses call out towards a brand new foal! Camera ID: The Roan Location: Onaqui North Herd Area January 2025
Good morning from the range! We’re thankful we are finally seeing some much needed precipitation.
Onaqui North herd area gray mare OQ412gM (recorded names: Whisper). She is in band OQ188gS(Shaikh). Photo taken with a long lens to keep a distance of 100 feet or more from the horses by one of our team members. #oq412gm #onaquicatalogue #onaqui_catalogue
Did you know mare-theft by stallions (abduction) is uncommon? In mixed gender bands, males and females travel together. Males display through fights, play with foals, and court the mare. In this case, a white mare and her pinto foal are being trailed by 6 bachelors. Who do you think she’ll choose?
Welcome to Trail Cam Tuesday! Camera ID: Old Man Location: North Herd Area January 2025 Make sure to stay for the after credits scene! #onaquicatalogue #onaqui_catalogue
Two incidents this week endangered people and horses: someone approached an injured wild horse and apples were left on the range. Please keep 100 feet from horses per code 43. CFR 4770.1. and 300 feet from new foals. Do not harass, pet, touch, or feed horses. Drive on established roads.
Onaqui North herd area mare OQ106udM (recorded names: Deseret, Abigail). She is in band OQ375sS (Chic, Hawk). Photo taken with a long lens to keep a distance of 100 feet or more from the horses by one of our team members. #oq106udm #onaquicatalogue #onaqui_catalogue
