Where to See Wild Burros in California: Lee Flat Herd Management Area
In The Wild
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Published: April 7, 2014
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The Lee Flat Herd Management Area (HMA)
Spanning 73,000 acres, the Lee Flat Herd Management Area (HMA) is a vast region managed specifically for the preservation ofwild burros. Located east of the Owens Dry Lake bed in Inyo County, California, this area offers a unique opportunity to observe these fascinating animals in their natural habitat.
How to get there:
The Lee Flat HMA is situated east of the Owens Dry Lake bed in Inyo County, CA. Visitors can access the area via local roads, ensuring a scenic journey through the Californian landscape.
About the burros:
Approximately 15 burros inhabit this HMA. These burros typically range from 10 to 11 hands in height and weigh between 400 and 600 pounds. They are generally gray in color, blending seamlessly with their desert surroundings.
For more detailed information, visit theBureau of Land Managementwebsite.
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