Nobody talks about wild horse removal more than the advocates.
Whether it’s the Rancher Protection Act, the Veterans for Pesticides Act or “safe, proven and reversible fertility control,” their babble always points to “humane management,” a codeword for nonmotorized removal.
They have the solution. You don’t need to know about the underlying conditions.
For example, at the Tobin Range HMA, part of the East Pershing Complex, livestock receive 22 times more forage than the horses.
Their answer? More poison. Beat the population down with PZP so ranchers can have most of the resources. In the lawful home of wild horses!
They are wolves in sheep’s clothing and don’t deserve a penny of your financial support.
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Western Horse Watchers Association 