Dale Offermann and Chief at the Cannonball Powwow, June 2002.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Nokota_horse/ - This link leads to a discussion board created by Nokota Horse Conservancy member and supporter Sue Pizzini specifically for those who wish to converse via the web about Nokota horses. Thanks Sue.

http://www.nokotahorse.org - The Nokota Horse Conservancy is a not-for-profit organization established with the explicit goal of ensuring the survival of the Nokota horses while also increasing awareness and understanding of this one of a kind breed.

http://www.rockinbarh.com - Dale and Holly Offermann are Nokota breeders in Washington state. One of their Nokotas, a Traditional stallion named Chief, has become one of the best known ambassadors of the breed, and their website can tell you much more.

http://www.michelemelina.com - Michele Pope Melina is an award winning Minnesotan artist who has painted a number of Nokota horses and contributed part of the proceeds from the sale of these works to the Nokota Horse Conservancy. 

http://www.amadorclydesdales.com - Maggie Kuusisto owns Scout, a Nokota cross gelding, along with a number of Clydesdales that take numerous visitors from far around on both sleigh and wagon rides. Her farm also hosts various clinics throughout the year that teach such arts as driving.

Thunder Hawk, Ranch type herd stallion of the Zeigler herd in Pennsylvania.

http://beckerhorseranch.bravehost.com/links.html - Brittany Becker is located not far from the Kuntz Ranch and has grown up with an assortment of horses, including Nokota pony mixes like the two grazing on her home page. Brittany is now attending the University of Mary, in Bismarck, ND, but she spends much of her time on her family farm professionally training horses and rodeoing. Brittany is extra busy this year, as she has been chosen as Miss Rodeo This Old Hat: congratulations Brittany.

http://www.wwt.net/~sjhorner/ - Steve and Sandy Horner have a small Nokota herd in the gorgeous hills of western Wisconsin, including a few for sale. They also have a great relationship with a local Amish farmer who trains horses on the side to drive and ride, including two of their young Traditional mares.

http://www.crystalspringsnokotas.com - David & Heidi Estep are newly established preservation breeders of Nokota horses in California, a distant but promising new home for this versatile breed.

http://www.crazyhorsefarm.com - Crazy Horse Farm in Paris, Kentucky is owned by Chris & Margaret Odgers and family. They have been active in promoting Nokotas for several years. At their new farm, they offer horses for sale, training and remain dedicated to promoting Nokotas. In October 2006, their Nokota - Blue Moon Rising - was the first Nokota to exhibit at the world-class Kentucky Horse Park . See video here: http://video.google.com /videoplay?docid=-5542969831625 29422&hl=en

http://www.clementesredrockranch.com/ - A very cool website for a very cool family with a range of Nokotas, other critters, and projects, from preservation breeding these rare horses to renovating a fine rental property that hopefully someday serves as my base camp for some awesome southern underwater spelunking.