The full-time position pays $63,091 to $98,305 per year according to an undated job listing on Indeed.
The successful candidate will prepare and implement documents such as Gather Plans and Herd Area Management Plans, organize the gathering and removal of wild horses and burros, and provide technical direction for wild horse and burro inventories and monitoring, allotment evaluations and management plans, and environmental assessments and impact statements.
You may have to join a public-sector union whereby you will be strongly encouraged to vote for liberals.
The description does not indicate if pesticide pushers and ranching sympathizers are preferred, but that would definitely be a plus.
