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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORBUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
California |
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Nut Mountain Herd Management Area (CA-266) LOCATION: The Nut Mountain Herd Management Area is located 40 miles east of Cedarville, CA in Washoe County, NV. ACREAGE: 40,500 acres are managed for wild horses ELEVATION: 5,600 feet to 6,900 feet TOPOGRAPHY/VEGATATION: The area is mainly rolling hills. Areas of big and low sage with bitterbrush dominate the landscape with an understory of bluegrass, squirreltail, Idaho fescue and needlegrass. WILDLIFE: Dominant wildlife species include pronghorn, mule deer and sage grouse. HERD SIZE: 30 to 55 head HORSE COLORS: Blacks and Bays with some piebalds SIZE OF HORSES: 14-16 hands and 900-1100 pounds HISTORY: The horses in this area likely originated from historical ranching operations.
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