Calls to Ban Helicopters in Wild Horse Roundups After 11 Deaths in Nevada

Nearly a dozen wild horses have died in a recent Nevada roundup, including foals and horses with broken necks.
A stallion was chased by a helicopter for 35 minutes before being euthanized.
Animal advocates want helicopters banned from federal roundups, citing cruelty concerns.
The Bureau of Land Management says helicopters are necessary and deaths are rare.
The BLM is conducting the roundup to address overpopulation and protect the ecology.