wild horses

If you've ever dreamed of owning your own wild horse, this is your opportunity. Wyoming's Bureau of Land Management will have 40 wild horses available for adoption.

Some of your best experiences in life happen when you get off the beaten path in Wyoming. One truck driver can confirm this as he recently came upon a herd of wild horses on a dirt road south of Jeffrey City.

County officials in Wyoming have postponed a final decision on a land use regulation change that would allow a South Dakota company to build a wild horse facility.

The change would only require neighbors within a mile to approve of such projects.

The biggest mustang groups in the West have condemned it.

The public notice and review process for the statute change will begin Tuesday.

The horses will either be available for adoption through the BLM Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Program or sent to privately run pastures.

Then-Acting BLM Director Casey Hammond said in Idaho in July the Trump administration won't pursue lethal measures such as euthanasia or selling horses for slaughter.

Near Green Mountain, Wyoming, this viral video shows the dramatic rescue of a wild horse with its back leg tangled in a wire fence.

The project is necessary because wild horses do not have natural predators, the BLM said.