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BLM begins wild horse gather in Cedar Mountain area near Skull Valley

By ABC4 · November 9, 2026 · 1 min read
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GRANTSVILLE, Utah (ABC4) — The Bureau of Land Management is beginning gathering operations in the Cedar Mountain Herd Management Area near Skull Valley. This operation is to aid in the improvement of herd health, reduction of pressure on range resources and the support of a balanced, healthy environment.

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