June 9th, 2011
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‘Wild Horses of the West’ casts an objective eye on equine history
by Jarret Keene
The challenging nexus of free-roaming horses, ranching and public lands in the West is an ongoing news item, especially in states like Arizona and Nevada, where wild mustangs fall under the protection of the Bureau of Land Management. These animals today are viewed in one of two ways—they’re either rangeland-destroying pests competing with private livestock for public-range food, or beautiful symbols of the old frontier that inspire the human soul.…
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