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8 News Now@8newsnow Longtime Las Vegas residents will tell you about a time when wild horses ran free at Red Rock Canyon. In the early 1990s, wild mustangs were common to see in the popular hiking spot west of Las Vegas. 🔗 [LINK IN BIO]
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@hatfield1776_777 @ming_yin13 *All lives, tyrone, All lives matter, George Floyd didnt matter tho. He was an invasive species
@hatfield1776_777 @_jessie_rose you are slow, probably retarded.
@hatfield1776_777 @dont_know_what_to_put_rip THIS! WITHOUT EMOTIONS, JUS5 FAV5S, LOGIC AND REALITY. PLEASE TELL Bobby Kahn
@nature_abstracted Governments are good at depopulation...
@serahona_ Stop killing horses!
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@scenic_route_with_lace Miss seeing the horses in Red Rock!
@nshellyrogden Breaks my heart 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@bentley_the_bt This makes me so sad that they are gone. There seem to be very few burros left near Blue Diamond.
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@co10000000 Bring back the mustangs
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@laceyscullsofficial Protect this American legacy! Stop the BLM/Bureau of Land Management from cruelly ridding our country of this national treasure - the wild mustang.
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@japl5 I adopted a red rock mustang. His dna test says he’s mainly Criollo and Andalusian. Which means his ancestors were there in the late 1500s or early 1600s. I’d say that makes them natives.
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@j1m189 I saw and interacted with wild horses in Kyle canyon less than a decade ago. There are probably still many out there, leave them be
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@nevadamatt Shame on you for lying to your followers. Get the fact them report. Do better.
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@flizzbikini 🙌🙌🙌🙌