Up to 15 mares captured in the Water Canyon area, part of the South roundup, will be treated with GonaCon Equine and returned to the HMA.
As of today, the gather page shows no such animals.
The incident started on July 9 and concluded on July 26.
If they receive two doses, the booster cannot be given sooner than 90 days after the primer, according to a 2017 labeling amendment, which couldn’t be given before July 9.
If treated mares are released before October 9, then the product was applied unlawfully and the matter should be turned over to EPA law enforcement.
This pattern has already been observed at the Reveille HMA.
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