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Horse Girl: How Velma Bronn Johnston Became Wild Horse Annie and Outsmarted the Mustang Killers of the West

Horse Girl: How Velma Bronn Johnston Became Wild Horse Annie and Outsmarted the Mustang Killers of the West

Hardcover

Environmental StudiesOther AnimalsRegional: West

Publisher Price: $29.95

PREORDER - Expected ship date September 29, 2026

ISBN10: 1647792649
ISBN13: 9781647792640
Publisher: University of Nevada Press
Published: Sep 29 2026
Pages: 180
Language: English

The American mustang--wild, wind-tossed, and thundering across the open West--might have vanished into myth if not for Velma Bronn Johnston. A shy woman who was left with physical effects from a childhood battle with polio, Johnston was living a quiet life on a struggling ranch near Reno, Nevada, when she discovered wild horses being brutally transported to slaughter. Outraged, she reported it--only to be offered a permit allowing her to do the same horrific deed. But instead of backing down, Johnston took a stand.

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