Here is one video to get it started. Best watched in 1080pHD
http://youtu.be/GwjBrct32kE
Upload is slow as hell for some reason. Anyways you can see in the video its got zero sign of any wintering horses or any horses for that matter. All the flats at the Ya Ha looked this way. There was some very old horse sign to the far east back towards the ridge north of Eagle lake but was pretty minimal and I wouldnt say it was wild horses but more than likely riding horses. But there was no horse sign that was even a year or two old. Lost of spots chewed down really short but these areas had a ton of elk sign and not one piece of horse sign to be located. And if any number of horses would have wintered in this area there would be sign. So those that brought up the horse issue at the Ya Ha didnt have 100% of the facts no matter who they flew with or who did a study here!!