Poll Recap: Public or Private Lands for Horseback Riding?
Jennifer Whittle
May 30, 2017
Of the 825 respondents, 370 (45%) said they do most of their riding on private land.
Of the 825 respondents, 370 (45%) said they do most of their riding on private land.
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