Nevada Rangelands: Feral Horses

Nevada Rangelands
University of Nevada, Reno

Photograph by Gus Bundy in University of Nevada, Reno Libraries, Special Collections

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Feral Horses

Wild Horses: an American Romance (Nebraska Educational Television)
State of Nevada Commission for the Preservation of Wild Horses
Living With Wild Horses (NV Cooperative Extension Fact Sheet)
Wild Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act (PL 92-195)
Comstock Wild Horse Gentling Program
National Wild Horse & Burro Foundation
National Wild Horse and Burro Show Association

Bureau of Land Management

Dissertations and Theses about Wild Horses by Students at the University of Nevada, Reno

Feral Horses in the Desert: population genetics, demography, mating, and management. Michael C. Ashley. Ph.D. Thesis. 2000. (Life & Health Sciences Library Thesis No. 4668)
Species- and Community-level Responses to Disturbance Imposed by Feral Horse Grazing and Other Management Practices. Erik A. Beever. Ph.D. Thesis. 1999. (Life & Health Sciences Library Thesis No. 4528)
Interactions Between Pronghorn Antelope and Feral Horses in Northwestern Nevada. Jo O. Meeker. M.S. Thesis. 1979. (Life & Health Sciences Library Thesis No. 1318)