The post Arizona’s Wild Horses Are Living Emblems of the Old West appeared first on InsideHook. Framed by the Superstition Mountains and swaths of giant saguaro cactus, Bush Highway in Mesa ...

Arizona’s wild horse paradox Activists and agencies try to balance the West’s horse mythology against herd impacts. by Debbie Weingarten December 13, 2018 January 24, 2024.

Betty Nixon has documented 40 Heber wild horse shootings in Arizona since 2018, but a $10,000 Forest Service reward hasn't led to an arrest.

They've been called "living symbols of the American West," but some worry Arizona's wild horses are now in danger of being rounded up and sent to slaughter plants in Mexico.

Conservationists in Arizona are ramping up efforts to stop the federal government from rounding up herds of wild horses in a local forest on Friday -- a move opponents say puts the animals ...

My Turn: How not to protect Arizona's wild horses Animal advocate: House Bill 2340 may sound good, but it could hurt the Salt River horses in the long run.

An Arizona group has had some success in controlling the Salt River Wild Horse population, but as they set their sights on wild horses in other parts of Arizona, some officials are refusing the ...

FOUNTAIN HILLS, AZ – For centuries, wild horses have been a western icon, freely roaming open pastures in states like Montana, Wyoming and Arizona. But because of a recent drought, their usually ...

A herd of wild horses and newborn foals kept getting stuck in a dangerous mud pit in Arizona, so advocates took a stand. A team of determined rescuers rescued a mare and her baby trapped in the ...

Some 400 wild horses live on the forest in far Northeastern Arizona. The Forest Service considers all the horses living free on the Apache Forest "unauthorized livestock," and is committed to ...