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A Black Hawk joins Broncs and Donks' desert horse roundup

The Heavy D Sparks collaboration has passed a million views, keeping an older Utah adventure active during an upload break.

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Broncs and Donks Story of November 6, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Catching Wild Horses (With Heavy D Sparks)

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1:06The crew loads trailers and takes the converted yellow Bronc Bus to its desert base camp.
2:44Ryan Flanary reviews a terrain map with the team and assigns search areas.
4:02Riders gather at sunrise before boarding the Black Hawk for an aerial scout.
5:36The horses evade the first planned ambush spot and send the team adjusting its approach.
9:20The plateau pursuit reaches its first capture sequence.
17:28Horse loading is followed by a promotional segment about the trailer.

The horses have aerial company. In Broncs and Donks' "Catching Wild Horses (With Heavy D Sparks)", riders team up with Dave Sparks and a Black Hawk helicopter to gather horses that escaped a Utah ranch months earlier.

Before the chasing comes the planning: a converted yellow "Bronc Bus" carries the crew into the desert, and co-pilot Ryan Flanary helps divide the search areas using a digital terrain map. For the narrator, the aerial scouting trip is a first. "I'd never been in a helicopter before, much less a Black Hawk," he says. The horses promptly demonstrate that an overhead view doesn't make a roundup straightforward, evading the first planned ambush. The video also includes a promotional trailer segment.

Broncs and Donks posted nothing new this week, but its archive collected roughly 222,000 views. The Sparks outing is its busiest individual upload right now, with "We Lost Our Horse In The Mountains..." close behind. October's "Gathering Wild Horses GONE WRONG!", the Navajo Nation trip we reported here, remains another active draw.

Subscribers held steady, following modest growth over the past month. Daily viewing is currently less than half its usual level. Among nearby animal channels, Tail Talks had a much bigger week and Wild Times Podcast is drawing above its usual daily audience. Here, the continuing interest is in older adventures, including a mountain search that began with a runaway horse already forty hours ahead.

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