"Now I placed our horses there for two reasons.
The mustangs won't see them till they're right on them.

Then you'll see a sight and have a chance for a great picture.

They will halt; the stallion will prance, whistle and snort for a fight, and then they'll see the saddles and be off.

We'll hide across the wash, down a little way, and at the right time we'll shout and yell to drive them up." By piling sagebrush round a stone, we made a hiding-place.

Jones was extremely cautious to arrange the bunches in natural positions.