Ahh, the wild prairie – always a source of adventure! I'd heard tell of strange sightings and wonders scattered throughout this rugged landscape but I never expected it to be quite like this. Last night, I lay awake in bed and made a snap decision that I will never forget – I was going to sponsor the wild mustangs and introduce myself as their cowboy guardian.
The sun had barely begun to rise when I saddled up my horse and set off – it was a journey I knew I wouldn't regret. The morning air was electric and, before long, I approached the area I suspected the mustangs were. As I rounded the corner, I felt the air change – as if the prairie was sending out a signal to them of who had arrived. I stopped my horse and my eyes widened – what a sight! All across landscape, I could see galloping mustangs in every direction.
My heart raced as I sat atop my horse and watched them move – each of them a magnificent creature of strength and agility. I knew immediately what I must do; I had to make myself known. I raised my arms high and let out a loud cowboy yell. I must of taken them by surprise, because suddenly the wild chasing had stopped and the mustangs had all come to a standstill.
At first, I was afraid that this would startle them off, but instead they did something I never expected. As if they'd already been waiting for me all along, they started to gather around me, enveloping me in their circles of trust. I was accepted by these majestic animals, and before long, I'd made a special connection with them. I could feel it in my bones – I was now their cowboy guardian.
Now the mornings have long become a ritual of sorts. Each day, I rise and make my way across the prairie before the sun is fully up, and I'm met with wild mustangs ready to explore with me. We run and play, and I share the stories of my adventures until the sun sets and it's time for me to take my leave.
Sponsoring the wild mustangs of the Texan prairie has brought about a unique appreciation for the landscape I call home. All across this grand expanse, I hear and see their tales told wind and wild. Even if I ever left these lands, I know that the wild mustangs of this prairie will remain a part of me.