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Zebras Viewed As Difficult to Raise

Friday, June 02, 2006 12:27:42 PM
By DOUG ALDEN

CASTLE DALE, Utah (AP) - Raising zebras is hardly as simple as black and white.

The striped equines are still wild animals at heart, leaving only a few patient and experienced breeders that offer the animals for a small market of exotic animal collectors, petting zoos or people who just want a zebra.

"Not everybody in town has one. Everybody in town should have one," breeder Duane Gilbert says with a grin. "They're neat."


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