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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORBUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
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Massacre Lakes Herd Management Area (CA-268) LOCATION: The Massacre Lakes Herd Management Area lies in northern Washoe County, NV. It is approximately 30 miles east of Cedarville, CA. ACREAGE: 40,700 acres are managed for wild horses ELEVATION: 5,000 feet to 6,800 feet TOPOGRAPHY/VEGATATION: The northern two-thirds of the HMA has a gentle slope with a southern aspect dissected by shallow drainage courses. The southern third of the HMA is a shallow alkali lake. Vegetation consists primarily of juniper and low sage with bluegrass, squirreltail and needlegrass in the understory. WILDLIFE: Pronghorn, mule deer and sage grouse are common in the area. HERD SIZE: 20 head HORSE COLORS: Sorrels and Bays SIZE OF HORSES: 14-16 hands and 900-1100 pounds HISTORY: The horses in this area likely originated from historical ranching stock. Click on map for higher resolution PDF image.
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