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Footage shows horses being towed through the dirt and dodging helicopters as the Bureau of Land Management attempts to remove them from public lands - leaving 24 dead as of January 29.
U.S. Rep. Dina Titus (D-Nev.) wants answers after a truck crash resulted in the deaths of seven wild horses that had recently been captured in a Nevada roundup.
Advocates are skeptical of a new $2 million effort to find solutions to the ever-growing population of wild horses on Nevada's ranges and elsewhere. But a Friday vote in Washington, D.C., is a step forward in bringing $11 million to help solve the problem.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN – U.S. Bureau of Land Management planned to begin a wild horse gathering early this week on and around the Roberts Mountain Complex 20 miles northwest of the
The Roberts Mountain Complex covers more than a half-million acres northwest of Eureka, Nevada. It's home to at least 1,161 wild horses -- a count taken in March that doesn't even include foals born this year.