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Wild Mustangs of Wyoming

Wild Mustangs of Wyoming

4.8(5 reviews)
4 hour(s)
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Bozeman, United States

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McCullough Peaks Safari Reveals Wyoming’s Wild Mustang Heritage


Visitors to Wyoming are being offered an immersive wildlife experience with a guided safari through the McCullough Peaks Wild Mustang Area near Cody. The vast high desert landscape stretches across rolling grasslands, sage-covered fields, and rugged badlands, framed by distant mountain ranges. This dramatic setting provides a rare opportunity to observe one of America’s most untouched prairie ecosystems.


Throughout the journey, guests may encounter a variety of native wildlife adapted to this open terrain. Pronghorn antelope, coyotes, hawks, eagles, and other species are frequently seen across the plains, adding to the richness of the experience. Scenic viewpoints, ancient watering holes, and quiet creeks offer ideal moments for observation and photography in a naturally undisturbed environment.


The central highlight of the safari is the search for the iconic wild mustang herd that roams freely across the protected lands. Each horse carries distinct markings, behavior patterns, and social bonds, offering a rare insight into the living heritage of the American West. These encounters provide a powerful connection to the region’s untamed history and natural legacy.


Led by experienced naturalist guides, the safari is carefully adapted to weather conditions, wildlife movement, and guest interests to ensure a personalized experience. This thoughtful approach allows visitors to explore the landscape at its most active and rewarding moments. Combining education, scenery, and adventure, the McCullough Peaks safari delivers a memorable journey into Wyoming’s wild heart.

What's Included
  • Hotel pickup
  • Professional naturalist guide
  • Private safari
  • Assorted snack basket
  • Non-alcoholic beverages
  • Use of UHD binoculars and spotting scopes
What's Not Included
  • Gratuities
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Customer Reviews

4.8
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Based on 5 reviews
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Lauren R.Google
December 26, 2025

Finally, getting around to doing a review, my sincere apologies to Elisa! I visited the Sanctuary at the end of August and had a fantastic time. My guide was Elisa was top notch and very well informed. I appreciated learning about the purpose and goals of this wonderful sanctuary. Kudos to the Oldham family for taking on this great endeavor. The horses were friendly, healthy and happy! I would highly recommend a visit! Lauren

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Claudia C.Google
October 07, 2025

We went on a cold rainy day. Given, you won’t be seeing horses on the range, but close up, on a well tended ranch. The experience was fantastic, our guide extremely knowledgeable and caring about the horses and gave us many insights about wildlife management. Definitely worth while a visit.

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Malcolm R.Google
September 29, 2025

For us, the two of us, it was not really the best. For us, we just figured the money went for a good cause and leave it at that. It was nice to hear the stories of the horses and the government involvement with the BLM but it wasn't what I was hoping for. The horses are penned up. Maybe a dozen or more to a pen. We were driven around in a side by side to view the horses. Sure I left more than the "entrance fee' of 90 dollars for a donation but you have to wonder about other horse sanctuaries in the state or other states. Would I go back... No.