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By John Glionna, The Los Angeles Times

The gate swings open and the wild mustang rushes into the auction pen

By KOLO 8 News

CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - Wild horse advocates are celebrating a newfound ability to help manage wild horses in the Silver State.

By Art Hovey, Lincoln Journal Star

The numbers at the Wild Horse and Burro Center at Elm Creek have been holding steady at between 430 and 500 for the past decade.

By Francis Davis, The Montana Standard

ENNIS — Good fences make good neighbors. — At least that’s what Greg and Karen Rice hope.

(Carson City, Nev.) June 17, 2013 – Today, Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval held a signing ceremony for Assembly Bill 264 (AB264), which allows the Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) to resume cooperative agreements between the state and non-profit organizations to humanely oversee the wild horses in the Virginia Range outside Reno

By Michael Winerip, The New York Times

It seemed like one of those blatant outrages, a case of good versus evil with an easy solution if the United States government would just come to the rescue.

By WRAL Staff

RAWLINS, Wyo. — Some — but not all — wild horse advocates want the federal government to use pens near water sources instead of helicopters to gather wild horses in southern Wyoming this summer.

By Jane Velez-Mitchell, HLN TV

By Las Vegas Review Journal

Yet another federal land management effort is doing more harm than good. Everybody put on your shocked face.

By Brian Maffly, The Salt Lake Tribune

A scathing decision by an administrative law judge has concluded the Bureau of Land Management underreports impacts of grazing leases on Rich County’s 25,000-acre Duck Creek allotment.