BLM 2010 Roundup Schedule

Nov 09, 2009 12:49

Bulletin from the American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign calling the BLM on its horrible wildlife management yet again. Please read through and consider lending your voice.

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The federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has issued its 2010 Round-up Schedule which provides for the capture of a staggering 12,000 additional wild horses and ( Read more... )

legal issues, wild horses, eco-friendliness

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wldhrsjen3 November 9 2009, 19:44:53 UTC
I'm glad you posted this. I've been fighting with the BLM for the last three years about their grazing permit program and the way in which it is being administered -- it's fairly obvious that the BLM's main priority in the area is (and has been for some time) placating cattle ranchers and offering cheap grazing allotments.

But - like many government agencies - finding someone to listen is tough. :(

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kerlin November 9 2009, 20:19:45 UTC
It's really ridiculous the things they get away with. Obviously I'm all for round ups, but their science AND their math is just bad.

I always check the round up schedule to make sure Tristan's HMA is safe. So far, so good.

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wldhrsjen3 November 9 2009, 23:04:40 UTC
Ranger and Brisa both come from Green Mountain, and it's on the schedule. :(

(Somehow I don't think I can talk Husband into letting me rescue all their herdmates and letting them run wild across the farm. :()

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kerlin November 10 2009, 01:14:27 UTC
Tristan's from Callaghan in Nevada, but the Bald Mountain herd in the adjoining HMA is known for throwing bizarre colors, so I suspect he may be from both sides of the tracks. :) They haven't been gathered since 2002, and before that was his gather in 1997.

272 mustangs is...a lot of mouths to feed. But wouldn't they look gorgeous out in your fields?

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glenatron November 12 2009, 17:57:05 UTC
Nothing improves soya bean yields than a herd of feral mustangs...

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