The Pine Nut advocates did some unplanned bait trapping to remove a small tire caught on a mare’s leg, as explained in the July edition of Horse Tales by the real estate agent and PZP darter in the Minden/Gardnerville area.
The account begins on on page 16 and continues on page 19.
The listings are on page 24.
The incident could have been avoided by a more aggressive darting program that would take more horses off the range, leaving more food and water for the permittees (who are never mentioned in these stories).
APN 1322-00-002-041, a 161.8 acre parcel, has been marketed with an image of the animals she’s trying to eradicate.
Same for APN 1322-00-002-050, 80 acres. No youngsters allowed.
As stated previously, the advocates have no scruples.
Support for the Pine Nut darting program comes in part from the Campaign Against America’s Wild Horses.
Western Horse Watchers Association 