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Oregon's Wild Horse Corral Facility
Wild horses eat, play, relax and mingle with family at the BLM corral facility in Hines, Oregon. Wild horses are brought off the range to the corrals where they are separated into pens by age and sex. The mares with foals are kept together while weanlings and yearlings, dry mares, studs and geldings are kept in their respective separated pens. Within a short time of their arrival, the horses are given a health inspection by a veterinarian. Animals with any injuries or diseases are treated immediately. One hundred thirty-three wild horses were adopted in Oregon and Washington last year. For more information about Oregon’s Wild Horse Corral Facility, call 541-573-4400 or visit: www.blm.gov/or/districts/burns/wildhorse/corral.php Photos were captured in September of 2016 by Larry Moore, BLM.
Photo taken on 22 Sep 2016