It’s the kiss of death. The Campaign Against America’s Wild Horses, a leader in nonmotorized removal, has offered its assistance to the Park Service, according to a story dated July 13 by INFORUM.
The advocates have their own vocabulary to conceal their true intentions and loyalties, so you can’t take their statements at face value.
Helping wild horses means pounding the mares with pesticide-laced darts, exactly what the group is doing on the Virginia Range. With the program now in its fifth year, many are at risk of sterility.
As noted previously, what CAAWH wants most is a contract with the Park Service to carry out Alternative C of the proposed livestock management plan (establish a fully contracepted herd that dies off in the park).
Nobody’s better qualified.
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