I-Team: Wild Horse Contractor Talks About Roundups
LAS VEGAS — The contractor for the Bureau of Land Management is denying they are intentionally keeping wild horse advocates from observing roundups.
Wild Horse was Driven over Rocks to His Death During Recent Owyhee Roundup
By Maureen Harmonay ~ Equine Advocacy Examiner BLM Helicopter Stampede Casualties Continue to Mount An independent observer who recently returned from scouting the Herd Area in north Elko County, Nevada where the Owyhee portion of the Tuscarora Gather took place has photographic evidence that one of the wild […]
BLM Contractors Stick a Cattle Prod in the First Amendment
Op-Ed by R.T. Fitch 26 Horses Now Dead at Calico Round-up and Counting While the world watched another living soul being pulled from the Haitian rubble, a bomb go off in Iraq and a U.S. President hit the reset button; the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) wild […]
Foal Killed, Stallion “Freedom” Injured in Dramatic Escape from BLM Cruelty
Updates from the deadly Calico Roundup by Craig Downer and Elyse Gardener Below are the photos of the roundup that took place today (Saturday, January 2, 2010) showing how the captured band stallion, “Freedom,” valiantly fought for and regained his liberty although he had to leave his family […]
What is the BLM Hiding?
by Steven Long, editor of Horseback Magazine Contractor Denies Horseback Request for Access to BLM Gather HOUSTON, (HORSEBACK) – Horseback Magazine requested access an upcoming Wyoming BLM roundup, even offering a signed release by our observer and photographer if they were permitted to watch the operation up close […]
The High Cost of Lameness on the Mountain, Oops, He’s Not Lame
By Steven Long, Editor Horseback Magazine More “Mustangate” HOUSTON, (Horseback) – Employees of the Bureau of Land Management’s Billings, Montana, office hit a windfall as the summer months on Pryor Mountain came to an end. They had to work on the Labor Day holiday, September 7, and by […]
Incentive Program Spurs Unusual Turnout at Rock Springs Wild Horse Adoption
by Carol Walker as published on Wild Hoofbeats On Friday, I headed to the Bureau of Land Management wild horse corrals in Rock Springs, Wyoming for a wild horse adoption event. It was 8 am and the temperature was 18 degrees. I knew it was an adoption like […]
Fifteenmile Roundup Leaves Dangerously Few Wild Horses in a Unique Herd
by Carol J. Walker, Director of Field Documentation for Wild Horse Freedom Federation First published on Wild Hoofbeats I attended the Fifteenmile Wild Horse Roundup last week in a remote and obscure Herd Management Area outside of Worland, Wyoming. Very few people I know had even heard of […]
More on BLM new pick for the National Wild Horse & Burro Advisory Board
by Debbie Coffey, V.P. & Dir. of Wild Horse Affairs, Wild Horse Freedom Federation. Copyright 2015. All Rights Reserved. The BLM recently announced its new selections for the BLM National Wild Horse & Burro Advisory Board. BLM’s new pick for the category of veterinary medicine is: Julie M. […]
BLM to Trap Horses near Lovelock, NV
BLM photo (of what must look to the BLM like an “over population” of wild horses supposedly causing deterioration of the range. Yet, per the BLM, “there are about 45 million acres of public rangelands in Nevada. These rangelands are divided into 745 grazing allotments. There are 550 operators, […]
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