Welcome to Utah's Iconic Wild West
Providing year-round ethically based & environmentally friendly wild horse photography tours
The Onaqui Wild Horse HMA (herd management area) is located in the West Desert and encompasses 321 square miles just a short drive southwest from Salt Lake City, Utah. The picturesque valley extends from Johnson's Pass to Lookout Pass and offers background views of the Cedar Mountains, Stansbury Mountains and Simpson Mountains.
Private tours are provided year round to provide professional photographers and horse lovers alike a unique opportunity to find and capture images of these iconic wild horses. Tours are taylored to accomodate any photography skill level and a 4x4 vehicle is used to reach remote mountain and/or desert areas.
Guests will detailed information about the overall herds, band structure and individual horses. You'll learn their names, stories and what challenges they have and may face. You'll also learn about wild horse behavior and how to read their body language, behaviors and interactions amongst themselves.
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The legendary Old Man Gandalf during an early morning sunrise
4 hour Private Safari
A four hour private photo safari is a wonderful option for anyone looking to focus their attention soley on the warm hues of sunrise or sunset light.
It's also the perfect opportunity for ameteur photographers and/or horse lovers who are looking to learn all about the Onaqui's history, families and futures during a relaxing 4 hour adventure.
The power of family - the north Onaqui herd
8 Hour or Sunrise / Sunset Private Safaris
T
he ulitmate photo safari to provide avid photographers an entire eight hours or a sunrise / sunset experience on the range.
You can choose to capture the horses bathed in epic lighting either early morning or as the sun sets with an 8 hour safari or see it all with a Sunrise / Sunset Safari.
The extra time provides for endless opportunities to explore different family bands, meet both the North & South herd & to observe more active periods with the Onaqui at the watering holes.
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