Although threatened by the Pine Gulch Fire, it’s now open for business and was recently visited by a lone reporter who wrote this story for The Daily Sentinel.
The Little Bookcliffs WHR, near Grand Junction, CO, is one of three areas in the western U.S. that’s managed primarily for wild horses.
The stocking rate allowed by plan is 4.2 wild horses per thousand acres, compared to an average of one wild horse per thousand acres across all HMAs.
