The Wagga Wagga City Council says the horses appear to have been slaughtered over a long period of time, with some killed 'relatively recently'.
NSW authorities are investigating the discovery of hundreds of butchered horses on a property in the state's south.
"Some of these carcasses were no more than skeletal remains while others were killed relatively recently. At 17, Joel Cauchi was diagnosed with schizophrenia. But his path to murdering six people started five years ago
Cruelty Horses Corpses Carcasses Slaughter Dead Dumped Southern Nsw Police Wagga Wagga Council Creek Bed Crime Investigation Rural Property
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