SOURCE: revealnews.org (photo: Associated Press) By Lance Williams and Katharine Mieszkowski / December 3, 2015 It was an anti-government rebellion in the Nevada sagebrush – with hefty taxpayer subsidies for the rebels. In June, tough-talking ranchers in remote Battle Mountain, Nevada, defied the federal government, herding cattle onto […]
SOURCE: Pacific Standard Magazine The response to an especially ugly round-up of wild horses in Oregon suggests we might. by James McWilliams A group of wild horses are rounded up in Eureka, Nevada. (Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Any company that sells tuna—one of the most popular foods eaten […]
We’re asking for your votes! Our friends at Equine Advocates fight against some of the worst atrocities against horses – equine slaughter and the PMU Industry – and they are featured in the article below by reporter Chris Bragg in the award-winning Times Union newspaper entitled, “Equine Advocates […]
Horses should not be “at fault” for trying to survive wherever they are. Special interest/human actions endanger horses, and these actions are the bigger “problem.” – Debbie SOURCE: Lexington Herald Leader Horses roam free on old surface mines in several Eastern Kentucky counties. Here, a mare and foal […]
Horse cloners Gregg Veneklasen and Jason Abraham Source: thehorse.com by Pat Raia The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has sided with the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) in a long-running case involving the registration of cloned Quarter Horses. Some owners have used the cloning process—which was […]
SOURCE: RIGHT SIDE NEWS “The pattern is clear, projects like this which generate electricity that is far above the going market rate and supported by politicians like Sen. Reid, and constructed by their corporate cronies, and invested in by their supporters, all at the expense of taxpayers and […]
SOURCE: thestarphoenix.com Observing wild horses Each summer, University of Saskatchewan researchers study horses on remote Sable Island By Andrea Hill, The Starphoenix University of Saskatchewan professor Philip McLoughlin observes wild horses on Sable Island. Submitted photo. Philip McLoughlin has never been a horse person. In fact, he says […]
SOURCE: The Daily Pitchfork Photography: Bryce Gray BLM and USFS-reported grazing stats reveal the extent of private livestock production on millions of acres of overgrazed western public range and forest land, challenging rancher claims that wild horses and burros are to blame. by Vickery Eckhoff A side-by-side analysis of […]
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