Wild Horse and Burro Program Faces Slaughter Criticism
About 90 percent of rounded up wild horses go to slaughter, with 57 formerly BLM horses sold since September. Adopters can profit after a year, while ethics questions swirl over officials adopting and selling horses. Government audits loom for 1997.
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