Reprint: Madeleine Pickens PRAISES Salazar Wild Horse Plan « Straight from the Horse's Heart
Madeline Pickens, who has been promoting the set-up of a million-acre wildlife reserve to rehome captive wild horses, has praised the latest plan on the table to manage mustangs.
Friday, November 30, 2012
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Public Funds to Pay for Pickens Desert Equine Disneyland Study « Straight from the Horse's Heart
Public Funds to Pay for Pickens Desert Equine Disneyland Study « Straight from the Horse's Heart
“This is a case where dumb meets dumber. Maddy Pickens trying to build a petting zoo for castrated BLM geldings calling them wild horses and in so doing condemns the true wild horses on 3 HMAs while the local rubes don’t know the difference between a horse and a jack rabbit (most consider the six grade to be their Senior Year, and it shows). Personally, I believe that they deserve each other. It’s disgusting!!!” ~ R.T.
“This is a case where dumb meets dumber. Maddy Pickens trying to build a petting zoo for castrated BLM geldings calling them wild horses and in so doing condemns the true wild horses on 3 HMAs while the local rubes don’t know the difference between a horse and a jack rabbit (most consider the six grade to be their Senior Year, and it shows). Personally, I believe that they deserve each other. It’s disgusting!!!” ~ R.T.
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Wild Mustang Robin: “Merry Christmas Mr. President” « Straight from the Horse's Heart
Wild Mustang Robin: “Merry Christmas Mr. President” « Straight from the Horse's Heart
LAS VEGAS — (November 28, 2012) The BLM isn’t the only government organization putting wild horses in danger of slaughter. Today seven horses captured in Lyon County are in danger of being auctioned to people who can sell them to slaughter bringing the total to over 125 auctioned since July!
LAS VEGAS — (November 28, 2012) The BLM isn’t the only government organization putting wild horses in danger of slaughter. Today seven horses captured in Lyon County are in danger of being auctioned to people who can sell them to slaughter bringing the total to over 125 auctioned since July!
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
2010 Owyhee Wild Horse Roundup Reboot ~ Cloud Foundation Denied Access to Observe « Straight from the Horse's Heart
2010 Owyhee Wild Horse Roundup Reboot ~ Cloud Foundation Denied Access to Observe « Straight from the Horse's Heart
Tags: BLM, Bureau of Land Management, Owyhee, Public land, The Cloud Foundation, Wild Horse
2010 Owyhee Wild Horse Roundup Reboot ~ Cloud Foundation Denied Access to Observe
Posted: November 27, 2012 by R.T. Fitch in Horse News, Wild Horses/MustangsTags: BLM, Bureau of Land Management, Owyhee, Public land, The Cloud Foundation, Wild Horse
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Cloud Foundation Press Release ~ Tuesday, July 20th 2010
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PLEASE OPPOSE BLM’S DEVASTATING PLAN FOR WYOMING’S RED DESERT WILD HORSES « Straight from the Horse's Heart
PLEASE OPPOSE BLM’S DEVASTATING PLAN FOR WYOMING’S RED DESERT WILD HORSES « Straight from the Horse's Heart
Taking its marching orders from Wyoming’s powerful livestock industry, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is planning the second roundup in less than three years of wild horses living in the Adobe Town and Salt Wells Creek Herd Management Areas (HMAs) in Wyoming’s pristine Red Desert region. The 1.5 million-acre public land area is managed as a complex due to wild horse movements between the two HMAs. The roundup is proceeding despite the fact that the Adobe Town HMA is substantially below the low end of the Allowable Management Level (AML) of 610 – 800 horses. Even more disturbing, the BLM intends to remove all wild horses on “private land or checkerboard land within the Rock Springs Office portion of the HMA.” Since the majority of the Salt Wells HMA is “checkerboard” (alternating public and private land parcels), and since the wild horses living there cannot tell the difference between public and private land, this raises the alarming possiblity that the entire HMA will be zeroed out!
Taking its marching orders from Wyoming’s powerful livestock industry, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is planning the second roundup in less than three years of wild horses living in the Adobe Town and Salt Wells Creek Herd Management Areas (HMAs) in Wyoming’s pristine Red Desert region. The 1.5 million-acre public land area is managed as a complex due to wild horse movements between the two HMAs. The roundup is proceeding despite the fact that the Adobe Town HMA is substantially below the low end of the Allowable Management Level (AML) of 610 – 800 horses. Even more disturbing, the BLM intends to remove all wild horses on “private land or checkerboard land within the Rock Springs Office portion of the HMA.” Since the majority of the Salt Wells HMA is “checkerboard” (alternating public and private land parcels), and since the wild horses living there cannot tell the difference between public and private land, this raises the alarming possiblity that the entire HMA will be zeroed out!
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