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Reviewers have praised it as "the best work ever written about East Coast Wild Horses (or Wild Horses period )" and "an in-depth read not to be missed by serious Wild horse enthusiasts." Quagga Press is an independent publishing company that focuses on equine and equestrian subjects, wildlife, and conservation.
Dilemma won the Eric Hoffer, Next Generation Indie, and Independent Publisher book awards, and is a finalist for best nonfiction book in the American Horse Publications 2016 Equine Media Awards.
It is encyclopedic, copiously illustrated, and meticulously documented.
This comprehensive work is the only book in print covering all the Wild herds surviving in the eastern United States.
Each of the Hoofprints Guides has been abridged from Bonnie Gruenberg\'s Wild Horse Dilemma: Conflicts and Controversies of the Atlantic Coast Herds (2015).
The Hoofprints Guides are appealing to a general readership, yet are well-referenced and accurate enough to satisfy the scholar.
Each inexpensive Guide presents a realistic, detailed account of one Atlantic coast herd and is packed with black-and-white photographs.
The Hoofprints Guide Series engage the reader with detailed information about the history, environment, behavior, and prospects of these intriguing animals.
Millions of visitors who frequent vacation spots along the Atlantic Wild Horse Trail are eager to learn about the Wild herds that roam the nearby islands.
Now confined to a few barrier islands in four states, they attract millions of visitors even as they generate speculation, concern, and spirited debate.
Can one of the rarest strains of Colonial Spanish Horse endure against increasing odds? Wild Horses have lived on the Atlantic coast for hundreds of years.
The legendary Wild Horses of Corolla, on North Carolina\'s perilous Outer Banks, are loved by millions around the world, but barely tolerated on their home range
