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A county along North Carolina’s Outer Banks is considering limits on increasingly popular tours to see wild horses galloping along the beach.

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Currituck may rein in wild horse tours

Currituck County on the Outer Banks is considering limits on the ever popular tours to see wild horses on the beach. Commissioners say they are considering a moratorium on new horse tours to protect the horses after getting complaints from residents.

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Limits On Horse Tours?

COROLLA, N.C. Corolla’s wild horses and others like them will soon become the official state horse of North Carolina. The General Assembly ratified a bill Thursday naming Colonial Spanish mustangs as the state horse

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Outer Banks wild ones to become official N.C. horse

COROLLA, N.C. On the Currituck Outer Banks, a vacation land where plenty of large getaway homes overlook pristine beaches and grazing wild horses, now sits the largest house of them all.

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Who rents a 23-bedroom house in N.C.? Plenty say, ‘I do.’

COROLLA, N.C. On the Currituck Outer Banks, a vacation land where plenty of large getaway homes overlook pristine beaches and grazing wild horses, now sits the largest house of them all.

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Who rents a 23-bedroom house? Plenty say, ‘I do.’