Wild horses in Pauls Valley facing a rough ride
PAULS VALLEY — Federal officials don’t know where thousands of wild horses will live, but they know that it won’t be on the Western range.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management pulls about 6,000 wild horses and burros off public lands each year, but dwindling adoption numbers have created a generation of wild horses in limbo. The wild population is reproducing faster than the government can find ado...
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