According to a report from the Sevier County Sheriff’s Office of yearly totals, deputies responded to 238 livestock calls, 45 horses out and 73 other animal problems in 2018. Curtis also says, other numbers in the county for crime and arrests are down from past years. “We spend so much time on chasing the horses and the cows and different things like that–when we see our numbers rise in those areas, it takes time away from being able to do traffic stops and some of those other things.”