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Bureau of Land Management gathering wild horses near Delta

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DELTA, Utah (ABC4) — The Bureau of Land Management is looking to gather and remove wild horses near Delta. According to BLM, they are beginning operations in the Swasey Herd Management Area in order to address populations that are "above range sustainability levels".

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