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In this Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2010 photo in Corolla, N.C., Karen McCalpin, left, Executive Director of the Corolla Wild Horse Fund and Herd Manger Wesley Stallings are seen looking for wild horses. A boom in vacation homes in the last 25 years in this remote place has seen the descendants of colonial Spanish mustangs confined to a 7,500-acre sanctuary on the northern tip of North Carolina's Outer Banks, and now the herd itself may shrink along with its habitat. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome)
Photo by: Gerry Broome
In this Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2010 photo in Corolla, N.C., Karen McCalpin, left, Executive Director of the Corolla Wild Horse Fund and Herd Manger Wesley Stallings are seen looking for wild horses. A boom in vacation homes in the last 25 years in this remote place has seen the descendants of colonial Spanish mustangs confined to a 7,500-acre sanctuary on the northern tip of North Carolina's Outer Banks, and now the herd itself may shrink along with its habitat. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome)

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