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Taos County ranchers learn about GPS collars, a 'virtual' alternative to traditional fencing

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QUESTA — For rancher Ezequiel Rael, grazing livestock on the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument is a way of life.

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Taos County ranchers learn about GPS collars, a 'virtual' alternative to traditional fencing

QUESTA — For rancher Ezequiel Rael, grazing livestock on the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument is a way of life.

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Santa New Mexican broke the news in on Sunday, March 29, 2026.
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