US law credited for southern Missouri's wild horse ranks STLtoday.com (AP) — Paddlers on a couple of rivers in southern Missouri may cross paths with wild horses, and a federal law now two decades old is being credited for what locals consider a tourist draw. The horses have been roaming freely near the Jacks Fork and ... |
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