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Helicopter roundup of wild horses begins in northwestern Colorado as temperatures near 100
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is using helicopters to round up 1,011 wild horses in two areas near Meeker and Rangely, Colorado, as temperatures approach 100 degrees.
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