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Devils Garden Plateau Wild Horse Territory

September 2, 2025

Devils Garden Wild Horse Roundup — September 2025

On September 2, 2025, the U.S. Forest Service will launch a roundup of 350 wild horses from the Devil’s Garden Plateau in Northern California. Officials say the operation is meant to reduce the herd toward an AML of 206–402 horses, a number set back in 2013.

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January 30, 2025

A troubling start to the 2025 observation season

AWHC is on alert to ensure a troubling start to 2025 observation, at Devil’s Garden, does not signal a change in the public’s already diminished right to view and document wild horse roundups.

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October 28, 2024

Roundup Report: Devil's Garden Plateau Wild Horse Territory 2024

AWHC is on the ground documenting the United States Forest Service's Devils Garden wild horse roundup

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October 29, 2023

2023 Devil’s Garden Roundup Ends: 236 Wild Horses Lose Their Home

The 2023 Devil's Garden roundup concluded with 236 wild horses removed from their habitat, highlighting ongoing challenges in wild horse management.

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October 10, 2023

Roundup Report: Devil's Garden Wild Horse Territory, September 2023

Explore the latest roundup report from Devil's Garden Wild Horse Territory, detailing the capture and management of California's largest wild horse herd.

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August 7, 2023

USFS Roundup and Removal of Devil’s Garden Wild Horses Begins September 4th

The U.S. Forest Service will start the roundup and removal of 500 wild horses from Devil’s Garden Plateau on September 4, 2023, aiming to manage the wild horse population effectively.

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