The operation concluded today, according to a BLM news release, with 390 wild horses removed from their home range. Nine deaths were reported, with four horses put down on August 18 due to pre-existing conditions, including blindness.
The action was prompted by insufficient water and declining health of the animals.
The original goal was 360.
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