The ringleader of the Salt River Wild Horse Darting Group said in yesterday’s article about the CBD lawsuit “We believe that wild horses have a positive impact on their environment.”
If that’s true, why are you trying to get rid of them?
She also said the darts, which contain PZP, don’t make the mares infertile, yet she knows they won’t get pregnant after five years of treatment even if darting stops.
They’re not sterile, they’re “self-boosting.”
That’s what happened on the Maryland side of Assateague Island, an area the advocates pointed to as a model of wild horse management.
Now that the truth is out—that the herd is still shrinking eight years after the darting program was shut off—they have a bad case of amnesia.
So if the court rules in favor of the plaintiffs, the herd will remain with 50 animals.
But if it sides with the defendants, there will be no herd at all because nobody’s trying to stop these charlatans from destroying it through mass sterilization.
The Salt River Wild Horse Darting Group receives support from the Campaign Against America’s Wild Horses, a leader in nonmotorized removal.
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