Wild horses found dead on Nevada range

Las Vegas — Wild horses managed by the Bureau of Land Management were found dead late last week and additional horses have died since the discovery.

The cause of death for 40 wild horses is under investigation.The horses died near a water source in the extreme northwest portion of the herd management area, about 210 miles northwest of Las Vegas, which is within the U.S. Air Force Nevada Test and Training Range. The military alerted BLM late Friday that they had seen some dead horses

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