These boys and girls need homes and jobs. Only a handful of each year's colts are selected for future Conservancy herd stallions, and not all fillies will be used as Conservancy broodmares. The remaining foals are transferred to private ownership and maintained at the ranch for resale, where many people will see them each year while looking for their first, or perhaps second or third, Nokota horse.

Of course, the most colorful and breathtaking foals are often selected by preservation breeders and private buyers. And while some of the youngsters may not be as eye-catching and will be “overlooked” by most buyers, they are ALL Nokota - heart and soul.

These horses deserve to be someone's “best” horse. They are most commonly sold as young, unspoiled stock and are priced reasonably for your consideration. Remember, you can't put a price on soundness, trainability and temperament.