Source: Multiple The 2010 Twin Peaks roundup resulted in the permanent removal of more than 1,500 wild horses and 160 burros from the range… For the first time in the history of the Wild Horse Act, an Appeals Court will determine whether the BLM‘s interpretation of the Act […]
Submitted by “Ace“, the Twin Peaks Wild Stallion and personal friend of Grandma Greg’s I often warmly think about the “good old days” when hundreds of we wild ones roamed free… “It’s ‘Feel Good Sunday’ and I awoke, today, to find a letter from a captured, yet now […]
Written and information supplied by Grandma Gregg BLM’s Destruction of California’s Last Wild Horse Herd Delayed, for Now BLM, Eagle Lake announced today (Nov 20) that the proposal to remove 600 wild horses plus burros from the Twin Peaks HERD Management Area has been temporarily cancelled! Per Eagle […]
Update from Wild Horse Freedom Federation Tortured Twin Peaks Wild Equines Will Be Zeroed Out by BLM Reeling from violent helicopter stampedes and a range fire allegedly allowed to burn by the BLM the remaining native wild horses and burros of Twin Peaks will be removed by the […]
Report by Grandma Greg©all rights reserved (Full 42 page comprehensive report available <HERE>) Photos by Craig Downer “Although there were a few animal tracks, we witnessed no wildlife – no sounds of birds, insects or rodents scampering…” A wildfire started on Sunday, August 12th, 2012 from an apparent […]
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is investigating the shooting deaths of nearly a dozen federally protected wild horses and offering a $10,000 reward in connection with the four separate incidents reported in California and Nevada since the beginning of the year, agency officials said Monday.
Following a USDA/IES investigation and dismissal of Animals’ Angels’ concerns that horse trader David Misner may have violated California law by knowingly selling and shipping California horses that were then sent to slaughter, the most basic questions remain:
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (CN) – A federal judge refused to dismiss wildlife groups’ lawsuit over the federal roundup of more than 1,500 wild horses and burros in northeast California and northwest Nevada.
A September 24th flyover survey of the California-Nevada Twin Peaks Herd Management Area by respected wildlife ecologist Craig Downer reveals that only about 265 wild horses remain in this 798,000-acre range in the wake of the recent BLM roundup, which captured 1638 horses. Fourteen of those horses died in BLM custody or as a direct result of physical injuries or trauma sustained during their capture.
Our friend George Knapp called me over the weekend to inform me that the BLM is at it again. As we covered in our ATSNews Video series, the BLM has been rounding up the Federally Protected Wild Mustangs because they claim the range can’t sustain them.
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