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SOURCE: azcentral.com by Brenna Goth, The Republic Mustangs canter across land in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. The U.S. Forest Service says that there are several hundred horses in the area and argues that the population isn’t wild and needs to be controlled. (Photo: Photos by Tom Tingle/The Republic) HEBER-OVERGAARD […]
By SHERMAN FREDERICK as published in the LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL “With the BLM and Forest Service out of control and playing God as they mismanage our wild equines into oblivion, this OpEd sincerely struck home and indicates that it is not just wild horse and burro advocates who […]
Meanwhile, the BLM’s Prineville District Office in Oregon, for their part, currently allows grazing allotments on the Murderers Creek Herd Management Area (HMA) to graze 576 cattle in May, 470 cattle in June and 365 cattle in July and August. How about if we start to cull the […]
Source: The Cloud Foundation Documents Implicate Feds in Horse-Laundering Scheme Winnemucca, NV…. On August 11th, the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) notified a coalition of wild horse advocacy and conservation groups that it was “issuing a stop order” to helicopter wranglers hired to roundup hundreds of wild horses on […]
Source: By Stephen Dinan – The Washington Times “The U.S. Forest Service has decided to postpone the removal of horses on the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest in Nevada tomorrow (today)” The advocates said the Forest Service failed to give proper public notice of the roundup and was using an […]
“George Knapp does it again! We’ll post updates and let you know what you can do to help the advocates in Southern Nevada save these wild horses.” ~ Debbie Source: 8newnow.com By George Knapp, Chief Investigative Reporter – bio | email By Matt Adams, Chief Photojournalist – email […]
The Custer National Forest awarded a contract on August 6, 2010. It calls for the building of new, bigger, stronger, longer fence to prevent the Pryor Wild Horse Herd from grazing on their mid-summer through fall pastures atop their mountain home. The first question I am always asked is “Why?” To answer honestly, I am not sure what is pushing this kind of expensive and unwanted project. But, to even try to answer the question requires a bit of a history lesson.
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