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'Gut punch': Community mourns beloved wild horse, seeks answers in fatal shooting

An Alberta wild horse advocacy group is offering a $35,000 reward for information after a beloved wild horse named Grey Hawk was found shot dead near Rocky Mountain House earlier this month. The RCMP is currently investigating the incident, which has sparked calls for accountability.

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'Gut punch': Community mourns beloved wild horse, seeks answers in fatal shooting

3 months ago·Ottawa, Canada

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