Their target audience is female, liberal and innumerate, apparently, most of whom are aborting, contracepting and sterilizing in their own lives and see the world not as it is but the way it should be according to their ideology.
Consider this remark from a November 10 news flash posted by Lucky Three Ranch:
In the West, wild horses travel in herds that typically consist of one or two stallions, a group of mares, and their offspring. While the dominant stallion protects the herd and steps in when danger arises, the leader is usually a seasoned mare, often called the lead mare.
How many stallions and mares does Suzanne Roy have at her ranch?
If she actually had a family band in her care, uncut and undarted, she’d realize that stallions run the show and would never allow such statements to be sent to donors.
But truth is a handicap for these people.
They don’t care about wild horses.
They care about separating you from your money and using the proceeds to advance the ranching agenda.
And what about the offspring? They are few and far between wherever the Campaign Against America’s Wild Horses is involved.
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