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Not every free-roaming horse in Nevada has identical legal status or falls under the same authority.
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NV.Horse is a neutral, evidence-first resource for understanding Nevada's free-roaming horses, the laws that govern them, the agencies that manage them, and their relationship with Nevada's landscapes.
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A horse's location, legal status, land ownership, and herd designation can determine which laws and agencies apply.
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Not every free-roaming horse in Nevada has identical legal status or falls under the same authority.
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