The incident concluded on October 9 with 388 horses captured, 386 shipped, none released and two dead.
There were no unaccounted-for animals.
Operations were suspended for over two weeks due to helicopter problems.
The capture total included 146 stallions, 161 mares and 81 foals.
Youngsters represented 20.9% of the animals gathered.
Of the adults, 47.6% were male and 52.4% were female.
The death rate was 0.5%. All deaths were intentional.
There were no plans to inhibit the mares with PZP and return them to the range.
The contractor was Cattoor and the obligated amount was $269,383.
The reduction in forage demand means the ranchers can enjoy more of what their allotments have to offer, even if their potential has been diminished by drought.
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