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Wild Burros

Nevada is home to almost half of the wild horses and wild burros (Equus asinus) in the United States. We came across a herd just outside of Goldfield - and the...
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Nevada is home to almost half of the wild horses and wild burros (Equus asinus) in the United States. We came across a herd just outside of Goldfield - and they were very curious about us, giving me a chance to get some shots.
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