There’s not enough water and forage to support the current number of horses according to a story dated December 22 by AP News.
Actually, there is.
The last paragraph in Section 3.12 of the Final EA for pest control and resource enforcement explains: “Livestock are currently experiencing direct competition by wild horses for available forage and water, both within HMAs and HAs.”
It’s not about rangeland health and endangered species.
The bureaucrats have assigned most of the resources to the public-lands ranchers, so the horses have to go.
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