From: Nevada Appeal The legislative interim committee on public lands approved a series of recommendations Thursday calling for changes in how grazing permits are handled and demanding BLM and the Forest Service comply with the Wild Horse and Burro Act. The grazing issue involves what Northern Nevada...
It is Sunday. Once again we scan the internet for interesting, funny, inspiring, or at least amusing videos with horses. People trying to move like horses cannot help but be at least a bit funny. Joanna Rohrback's Prancercise does seem to be about having...
From: Friends of Animals By Nicole Rivard When Friends of Animals learned back in July that the Bureau of Land Management’s scheduled wild horse roundup would eliminate almost all wild horses (800 to be exact) on the 1.2 million acre checkerboard land (alternating one mile square sections...
From: The Tennessean By: Paul C Barton [caption id="attachment_31498" align="alignleft" width="300"] Photo: Steven S. Harman / Tennessean[/caption]WASHINGTON – A study that many in the Tennessee Walking Horse industry cite as supporting their opposition to new federal anti-soring legislation came under severe criticism from the industry when...
Another promo piece for the Picken's Luxury Dude Ranch. As we said before: No studs, no family groups… are these truly “wild horses”? According to this article linked here – $2400 for 4 days to see what was free before, Pickens’ eco-sanctuary looks more like...
[caption id="attachment_31473" align="alignleft" width="300"] Snow Fire[/caption] Edie was such a great friend, mentor and inspiration to those who knew and loved her - both human and of the 4 legged variety. Her funeral will be this Tuesday, September 2nd at St. Mary Catholic Church, Nada, TX....
Many years ago, back in the early days of Habitat for Horses, Edie Skuca and her husband Joe came to volunteer. After getting to know her, she gained my total and complete respect for one marvelous and extremely rare attribute - she not only talked...
From: Dallas News By: Sarah Mervosh Kaitlyn Samuels of Keller, whose dad is a retired Navy captain, responds better to physical therapy on a horse than on a static surface, her family says. Her case could set a precedent for other military families seeking equine therapy. ...
They are going to keep doing wild horse round ups until there are none left. Twenty years from now there will be statues and plaques of wild mustangs to the memorialize the "Spirit of the Wild West". And vacationer camps where will you be allowed...
From: KCWY [caption id="attachment_31458" align="alignleft" width="300"] Ginger Kathrens[/caption]The wild horse round-up has been an ongoing controversy and now the Bureau of Land Management has pushed back their round up date from August 20th to September 1st. Governor Mead has reminded the BLM that under the Wild...