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Over 300 horses and burros are the subject of a round up this week, though animal advocates are concerned about where they’ll end up going, how they’ll get there and how long they’ll remain in captivity.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is preparing for another round up of horses and burros that’s provoking advocates to question if it’ll be as deadly as round ups past.
The roundup — part of the Nevada Wildhorse Range Herd Management Area’s seasonal gathering — ended on Dec. 14, according to BLM officials.
A wild horse roundup inside the highly secure Nevada Test and Training Range concluded Thursday, and seven horses died as part of the Bureau of Land Management operation.
Around Aug. 21, 2023, the Bureau of Land Management will begin a helicopter gather of wild horses within and immediately adjacent to the Hog Creek Herd Management Area