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The Bureau of Land Management began efforts June 9 to gather approximately 1,100 wild burros from northwestern Arizona’s ...

In Kingman, Arizona, an 8-mile section of Route 66 at the western edge of this state may be one of the most scenic — and white-knuckled —drives this country has to offer.

Wild burros make lots of tracks — and lots of little burros. That’s a concern for hikers and land managers because overpopulation can lead to overgrazing, negative impacts on native wildlife ...

Arizona is home to the largest number of wild burros. More than 150 years ago, burros were brought to western Arizona to help with mining operations. Now, they can be found just outside of cities ...

for a wild-west shootout, just like in the movies. The Oatman Ghost Rider Gunfighters are the oldest gunfighter group in Arizona, and they’re not to be missed. After the burros, the Ghost Riders ...

who manages BLM’s wild horse and burro program in Arizona. While other western states have much larger wild horse herds on the federal range, Arizona’s burro population of more than 6,000 ...

PHOENIX — The Bureau of Land Management in Arizona plans to remove up to 1,000 wild burros from the Black Mountain Herd Management Area west of Kingman starting Jan. 8. The agency says the Black ...

Wild horses can be found across 10 Western states, while wild burros are spotted in California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah and Oregon. Some of the horses that are seen around the public lands were ...

BLM announced it will hold two adoption events in Arizona next month as part of Wild Horse and Burro Awareness Week. More wild burros live in Arizona than any other state with an estimated ...

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