by “Mustang Jack“ Meet Loren and Piper Stouts, ranchers and self proclaimed wildlife biologists. This Oregon couple alleges in a, U.S. District Court lawsuit, that federal authorities should properly control the rising wild horse population in the state. The Stout’s allege, in their federal lawsuit, that appropriate steps have not been taken, to date, to contain the wild mustang [...]
Archive for September, 2009
Opinion: Ever wonder where the misinformation about Wild Horses comes from?
Posted: September 30, 2009 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, The Force of the Horse, Wild Horses/MustangsTags: mustang jack, widlhorse, Wild Horse, Wild Mustang, wildmustang
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One time, two times, three times the power
Posted: September 30, 2009 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Horse Slaughter, Wild Horses/MustangsTags: Equine, Horse, Horse Slaughter, respect4horses, The Cloud Foundation, Wild Horse, Wild Mustang
by Simone Netherlands What is the difference between a wild horse and a captive horse? What is the difference between a trained and an untrained horse? What is the difference between a mare and stallion? What is the difference between a horse tortured by the BLM and a horse tortured by a killer buyer? The [...]
BLM employees face charges in 3 Wild Horse shooting deaths
Posted: September 30, 2009 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Wild Horses/MustangsTags: animal cruelty, BLM, Equine, Horse
Arrest made in horse kills By JEFF GEARINO Casper Star-Tribune ROCK SPRINGS – Authorities have arrested a Bureau of Land Management employee in connection with the June shooting deaths of three horses at the agency’s holding corrals. BLM spokeswoman Lorraine Keith said Tuesday that Jason Hein was arrested in Billings on Friday. “It’s good news [...]
A Report from “Mustangs on the Hill”
Posted: September 29, 2009 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Wild Horses/MustangsTags: Ann Marini, Carol Walker, Chris Hyde, Craig Downer, Equine, ginger Kathrens, Hope Ryden, Horse, Horseback Magazine, James Risch, John Holland, Mustangs on the Hill, Raul Grijalva, Steven Long, The Cloud Foundation, Wild Horses, Wild Mustangs, wildhorses, wildmustangs
courtesy of Steven Long, editor of Horseback Magazine Wild Horse Advocates Ride Up the Hill It was a big day for wild horses in Washington D.C. on Tuesday as The Cloud Foundation staged its “Horses on the Hill” event and the Bureau of Land Management’s Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board met giving barely a [...]
Advocates from across the U.S. lobby Congress on September 29 to protect America’s Wild Horses and Burros
Posted: September 29, 2009 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Wild Horses/MustangsTags: cloudfoundation, ginger Kathrens, gingerkathrens, The Cloud Foudation, Wild Horse, Wild Mustang, wildhorse, wildmustang
“Cloud the Stallion” Filmmaker Ginger Kathrens to Address Press Conference Washington DC - Wild horse and burro advocates from across the country will gather in Washington DC on September 29 to lobby on behalf of S.1579, the Restore Our American Mustangs (ROAM) Act. They will also ask Senators to halt the Bureau of Land Management’s [...]
Video: The final destruction of our Wild Horses
Posted: September 28, 2009 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, The Force of the Horse, Wild Horses/MustangsTags: BLM, cloud's herd, Cruelty to animals, Equine, ginger Kathrens, Habitat for Horses, habitatforhorses, Horse, montana, pryor mountain, pryormountain, R.T. Fitch, rtfitch, Terry Fitch, terryfitch, The Cloud Foundation, thecloudfoundation, Wild Horse, Wild Mustang, wildhorse, wildmustang
by Terry and R.T. Fitch Over the Labor Day Weekend of 2009 the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) bumbled an ill-conceived and mismanage round up of the world famous “Cloud’s Herd” of the Pryor Mountains in Montana. Ignoring their studies and the advice of experts they stampeded horses down 5,000 feet of rocky mountainside in [...]
Cloud and Others Remain Lame, Clearly Injured After Stampede
Posted: September 27, 2009 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Wild Horses/MustangsTags: BLM, cloud, Cruetly to Animals, Equine, ginger Kathrens, Horse, horse abuse, pryor mountains, Steven Long, Wild Horse, Wild Mustang
Many Lame After More Than a Fortnight by Steven Long, editor of Horseback Magazine HOUSTON – Tonight a yellow Mustang with the unlikely name of Cloud limps in a meadow on top of Montana’s Pryor Mountain, 18 days after he was released injured from a hasty Bureau of Land Management “gather.” Fifty-seven friends and relatives [...]
