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Seventeen wild horses were captured on Wednesday as the Bureau of Land Management concluded a helicopter roundup in Eastern Nevada.
In all, 74 wild horses were permanently taken off the range: 29 mares, 27 studs and 18 foals. None died.
Captured ... Read More
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Fourteen wild horses were captured on Tuesday as the Bureau of Land Management resumed a helicopter roundup in Eastern Nevada after a four-day winter weather delay.
The BLM plans to remove about 100 wild horses from public and private ... Read More
December 28, 2016AnnieFannie
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December 27, 2016AnnieFannie
Bureau of Land Management press release
The Bureau of Land Management Lander Field Office is requesting public input prior to analyzing a proposed wild horse gather in the North Lander Wild Horse Complex.
The North Lander Complex is located in southeast Fremont County and is made up of the Conant ... Read More
December 26, 2016AnnieFannie
Dear Friends,
There’s much that we can learn from the natural world when we pause and pay attention.
Those who find the presence of wild horses inconvenient diminish them as an “invasive species” or “feral.” Driven by money or politics, critics ignore that horses evolved on our continent, emphasizing instead how, after ... Read More
December 23, 2016AnnieFannie
As published by The Record Courier
Nearly 600 wild horses are wandering the Pine Nut Mountains, and their numbers are increasing an average of 17 percent a year, documents released by they Bureau of Land Management reported on Thursday.
According to the initial report, the horses are having an adverse ... Read More
December 22, 2016AnnieFannie


