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A park report said 49% of visitors surveyed supported maintaining a herd of horses, when those expressing some degree of support totaled 89%, with 49% indicating strong support.
A park report said 49% of visitors surveyed supported maintaining a herd of horses, when those expressing some degree of support totaled 89%, with 49% indicating strong support.
The only name missing from the growing list of supporters is Congressman Kelly Armstrong.
Lawmakers worry removing the horses could negatively impact tourism in the state.
As Theodore Roosevelt National Park mulls a new plan for managing the horse herd — that could reduce the number of horses significantly or remove them entirely — advocates urge them to maintain a genetically healthy population.