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Feral Horses - Cumberland Island National Seashore

Feral horses on Cumberland Island descend from domestic breeds introduced as early as the 1500s, with genetic ties to Tennessee Walkers, Quarter Horses, Arabians, and Paso Fino. The National Park Service considers them non-native and has conducted population surveys since 2003, recording counts of 120 to 148 horses per year.

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Summary

Feral horses on Cumberland Island descend from domestic breeds introduced as early as the 1500s, with genetic ties to Tennessee Walkers, Quarter Horses, Arabians, and Paso Fino. The National Park Service considers them non-native and has conducted population surveys since 2003, recording counts of 120 to 148 horses per year.

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feral-horses · cumberland-island · national-park-service · non-native-species · wildlife-management · history · genetics

Key entities

Cumberland Island (location, 0.99) · National Park Service (organization, 0.99) · feral horses (concept, 0.98) · Carnegie family (person, 0.9) · Dungeness Historic District (location, 0.88) · University of Georgia (organization, 0.92) · University of Kentucky (organization, 0.92) · Fort St. Andrews (location, 0.85) · non-native species (concept, 0.9)

Classification

reference · language en · status final

Provenance

claude-opus-4-6 via @stacklist/mcp-server@2.0.0, confidence 0.85, 15 Jul 2026