"At 3 a.m. this morning in the Agency's Washington headquarters, the BLM decided to call off the Wild Mare Sterilization project." Source: Charlotte Roe / Advisor, The Cloud Foundation / Founder, Wild Equid League of CO At 3 a.m. this morning in the Agency's Washington headquarters, the...
Below are a couple of news articles on the wild horse contraceptive debate. The research on the effects of PZP on wild horses is often over looked by officials promoting its use. As pointed out in the comments in one of the articles, consecutive PZP...
We have a number of people who write very thought provoking responses to the articles we post here on Habitat for Horses. Janet Curtis's response to "Wild horse advocates disagree on contraceptives for mustangs" is also rational, intriguing - overall extremely well written. We are...
If the Bureau of Land Management removes these young horses from the Pryor Mountain range, they will be violating their own recommendation of leaving one offspring per mare on the range. Leave these wild mustangs be! **Follow Up on Spring Fundraiser** The Percheron Crossbred Beau has...
Bless the BLM for all the brainpower that comes up with these brilliant ideas. Ignore the budget, pay a bunch of people to round up wild horses, throw in a few helicopters, haul the horses to holding pens where they are crammed together with no...
The following is a letter that Monika sent to Dave Philipps and the pro-wild horse community. It alerted us to the misinformation being spread by the New York Times. Monika has given us permission to reprint her original letter. - HfH http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/01/us/as-wild-horses-overrun-the-west-ranchers-fear-land-will-be-gobbled-up.html?smid=fb-share Dear Dave, Since your name...
UPDATE 10/01/2014 5:10PM CST: It is best to email the New York Times at senioreditor@nytimes.com and not at the email address listed below. Please continue to share this with friends, let us build a tidal wave of response and stop irresponsible journalism. The New York...
Everyone interested in the fate of the wild horses of the United States should write a letter to their local newspaper, post your views on Facebook and Twitter - simply spread the word that our government is set to destroy the wild horse herds. We...
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From: The Bulletin By: Andrew Clevenger Gradual reduction likely until completion of new environmental review [caption id="attachment_31248" align="alignleft" width="300"] Members of the Big Summit herd of wild horses walk through Ochoco National Forest. The U.S. Forest Service is reducing the number of horses in a herd from...