OUTER BANKS, N.C. -- The wild horses in the North Carolina Outer Banks are riding out Hurricane Dorian. The Corolla Wild Horse Fund said the horses are better equipped to handle hurricanes than humans ...
CAROVA, N.C. — The northern Outer Banks is full of wide open space, specifically in Carova, where people are able to drive onto the four-wheel drive area and enjoy the beach. It's also been home to ...
COROLLA, N.C. (WAVY) — More and more tourists are coming to the Outer Banks, which brings more people to Corolla, home to about 110 wild horses, but these are not your typical domesticated barn ...
CURRITUCK COUNTY, N.C. — A stallion was hit and killed in the Outer Banks over the weekend, according to Currituck County officials. The Currituck County Sheriff’s Office says about midnight Saturday, ...
COROLLA, N.C. — Many people have been wondering if the Outer Banks' Wild Horses will evacuate when Hurricane Dorian moves past the Carolina coast. According to the Corolla Wild Horse Fund, the horses ...
The wild stallion was found July 5 with a badly swollen shoulder in someone’s yard, according to the Corolla Wild Horse Fund. Facebook screengrab One of the wild horses roaming North Carolina’s Outer ...
This wild horse was struck by a vehicle in the Corolla area and she got up and walked away, the Corolla Wild Horse Fund reports. It is believed she did not suffer lasting injuries. Corolla Wild Horse ...
Caretakers are calling the death of a young wild stallion who was likely hit by a vehicle on the northern Outer Banks “a devastating loss for the herd.” On Sunday morning, the Corolla Wild Horse Fund ...
COROLLA, N.C. -- Property owners, merchants, and wild horse enthusiasts are urging the summer flood of tourists to North Carolina's Outer Banks to let the area's wild horses stay wild. The boldest ...
Carova is a remote stretch of the Outer Banks with no paved roads or commercial amenities, accessible only by 4x4 vehicles along the beach. Visitors come for the untouched beaches, roaming wild horses ...
As Hurricane Erin churns toward the Outer Banks, whipping up big surf and forcing tourists to flee, animal lovers everywhere start fretting about the herds of wild horses munching grass in the storm’s ...
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