The final day (for aerial operations) was July 10 according to the Inyo horse page, with 461 horses captured and three dead.
All deaths were intentional.
Some horses may still be on site awaiting shipment.
The number of stallions, mares and foals taken into custody were not given.
The incident liberated 5,532 AUMs per year for other mandated uses of public lands.
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