KBR Wild Horse and Burro News

2002 Cedar Mountain
Wild Horse Gather
Part Two
"Hermie" the Hermaphrodite

Studs Held for Adoption

It is likely that most of the studs will be gelded prior to being offered for adoption. Those with particularly striking color characteristics may be offered intact.

(Considering current horse population issues and the ability for color to be produced naturally on the range, most wild horse advocates recommend gelding animals prior to adoption.)

Some of the studs for adoption

Weanlings Held for Adoption

Foals old enough to be weaned were collected into a weanling group. They will be available for adoption when they are in good enough condition to be offered.
A large number of healthy horses were scheduled to be returned to the range. They can be seen in the next segment of this feature.

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A couple of burro babies look on

The Cedar Mountain Emergency Water "Rescue"

More photos of Cedar Mountain Wild Horses

Close-up of the Cedar Mountain HMA

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