One option is suggest that the advocates are working very hard to save the horses from drillers, miners and loggers, but they need more support.
A more accurate assessment would be to explain that the horses have been cheated by the bureaucrats in favor of the ranchers with the cooperation of the advocates.
They receive a tiny fraction of the available resources in their lawful homes.
Forage allocations are enforced by motorized removal, usually carried out by the legacy contractors, and nonmotorized removal, the small but growing domain of the advocates.
This is why the off-range corrals are flooded with wild horses and why the costs of the WHB program are spiraling out of control.
The ranchers pay almost nothing for the resources they consume and the services rendered on their behalf by the government.
The advocates want you to think they’re the good guys.
They have nothing to offer America’s wild horses.
They are the old guard, leaders of the blind, irrelevant.
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