BLM Concludes Cedar Mountain Gather, Removal, PZP Treatment
Edited Press Release
February 28, 2017
The BLM permanently removed 306 horses and returned 228 back to the range, including 104 PZP-treated mares.
The BLM permanently removed 306 horses and returned 228 back to the range, including 104 PZP-treated mares.
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