Source: By COURTNEY TANNER as published on The Salt Lake Tribune “Officials said there were no obvious signs of trauma or illness…” The Bureau of Land Management is investigating the deaths of 18 wild burros in southeastern Utah — a majority of which died shortly after being corralled […]
“When it comes to sucking-up to Welfare Cattlemen and violating federal law over the mismanagement of federally protected wild horses and burros there’s nothing like the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to test the depth of the bottom of the barrel over ethics, legal interpretation and out right lack of any morale compass.
Once again, armed with junk science, bad math, collusion and strange bedfellows the BLM plans to attack the dwindling wild horse herds of Wyoming while our current administration sits with its thumb up its backside as it totally ignors the outrage of the not only the American public, but the world.
Personally, I have had enough!” ~ R.T.
“Review of this article indicates that the party involved was trying to do the right thing and help a horse she felt to be in distress. But in the wild, we keep our distance and let nature do what nature does. The only people who can harass, chase, round-up, hold captive, perform morbid tests upon and sell wild burros and horses to slaughter are employees of the BLM; the very agency charged with the responsibility to protect our wild equines is the only exclusive group, outside of welfare ranchers, that is hell bent on finding the “final solution” , destruction and ultimate extinction of or wild horses and burros on our public lands.” ~ R.T.
Pinehurst, TX – Wild Horse Freedom Federation (WHFF) has announced that it is currently funding three Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuits that allege the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) violated its duties under FOIA. Records sought are in connection with the BLM’s Wild Horse & Burro Program. Debbie Coffey, V.P. and Dir. of Wild Horse Affairs for Wild Horse Freedom Federation is the Plaintiff. The lawsuits are pending in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia in Washington, DC.
SOURCE: Lasvegassun.com “The inspector general’s report said Abbey’s “involvement in the land sale began early in the process,” as he “conversed or met with Ford on several occasions” before and during the initial sales efforts. According to the report: • On March 4, 2011, Ford emailed Abbey, saying, […]
Story by Scott Sonner as published on The Spectrum Sandoval urges relaxed grazing restrictions as drought wanes RENO, Nev. – Gov. Brian Sandoval is urging the U.S. Bureau of Land Management to reconsider livestock grazing restrictions in northeast Nevada, saying that may now be unwarranted given a wet winter […]
Source: wildhoofbeats.com Adobe Town Family by Carol Walker, Dir. of Field Documentation, Wild Horse Freedom Federation The Appropriations Sub-Committee on the Interior will be voting next week in Washington D.C. on the BLM’s Fiscal Year 2017 Budget Request. We need you to send your opposition comments to the […]
“For years we have verified and reported on the BLM’s junk science, bogus numbers, poor math and yet they continue to spew nonsense, propaganda and misinformation to the ever eager and uninformed mainstream media. From buzzwords like ‘feral’ and ‘overpopulation’ the BLM spins tales of doom and gloom about the upcoming apocalypse of the wild ones while ignoring the profiteering of welfare ranchers whose subsidized, private cattle out number protected wild horses and burros by 100s to 1 on our public lands.
Once again, our avid researcher, Grandma Gregg, has discovered yet another number published by the BLM that would make one believe that our wild burros are reproducing faster than cloned rabbits. If it were not so illegal and sad it would be funny.” ~ R.T.
“The war against our native wild horses and burros takes on many faces as the BLM turns up the volume in it’s mission to mismanage our federally protected wild equines into extinction while catering to grazing, hunting, mining and other special interests.” ~ R.T.
by George Cameron Coggins A MUST read: http://www.law.gonzaga.edu/law-review/files/2013/11/Coggins.pdf Article reviewed by Grandma Gregg with favorite quotes listed below: “As the title of my speech implies, the story of the law of public rangeland management is dismal. In 1979, I was invited to serve on a National Academy of […]
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