Houghton Mifflin Harcourt author Terri Farley was inducted into the Nevada Writers Hall of Fame on November 16, 2017. Farley joins historic heavyweight Mark Twain and contemporary NYT bestseller Ellen Hopkins on the list of authors writing in or about Nevada. “Nevada opened me up to my environment […]
Thanks to our friends at Equine Advocates, who remain at the forefront of fighting against horse slaughter, for bringing this article to our attention. SOURCE: The Atlantic (photo: Christian Hartmann / Reuters) by Susanna Forrest Excerpt: “In 1997, the Los Angeles Times broke the news that 90 percent of […]
SOURCE: Las Vegas Sun “Suggesting that wild horses are a problem for sage grouse, while ignoring the comparatively massive impacts of cattle and sheep, is a bit like suggesting that the captain of the Titanic should be worried about the ice cubes in his passengers’ cocktails rather than […]
Source: The Horse Mustangs live in a social setting eating a varied array of wild plants that are quite different from the quality hays we typically feed domesticated horses, and certainly he will have had no experience consuming grains. by Clair Thunes, PhD BLM mustangs are truly special […]
A more detailed article on Palomino Valley from Terri Farley’s BLOG All images taken at National Wild Horse and Burro Center, Palomino Valley, Nevada, December 30, 2015. by Terri Farley I live about 40 minutes from the Palomino Valley corrals. Since it’s open to the public, I often […]
Join us on Wild Horse Wednesday (*SM) , Oct. 28, 2015 7:00 pm PST … 8:00 pm MST … 9:00 pm CST … 10:00 pm EST Listen to the archived show (HERE!) or listen to the show live on your phone by calling (917) 388-4520. You can call in […]
The film Unbranded, in part sponsored by BLM partner Mustang Heritage Foundation, uses the term “excess” to describe the wild horse population, when we know there are NO EXCESS wild horses or burros. The film even features Gus Warr, the BLM Utah Wild Horse & Burro Lead, asking […]
SOURCE: thereddingpilot.com by Adam Tarchoun Lind-Larsen will go to trial for animal cruelty charges After three pretrials and months of delay, Redding resident Lisa Lind-Larsen, 75, will be going to trial to face two charges of animal cruelty after a judge declined her appeal for rehabilitation. […]
It is with a great deal of pride that Wild Horse Freedom Federation announces that Carol Walker, our Director of Field Documentation, has published a new book. Congratulations, Carol! SOURCE: wildhoofbeats.com Mustangs: Wild Horses at the Heart of the American Legend is released today in France by Edition […]
(To read the article referenced in the article below, titled “Wild Horses of the Flint Hills,” click HERE.) SOURCE: KMUW.org By Aileen LeBlanc Fury and her mare buddies at the Flint Hills ranch, Feb. 2014 – This summer they were removed to the Scott City feed lot. Eighty […]
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