There is much distress among the advocates at the prospects of losing 3,700 wild horses in three HMAs in Wyoming, yet there is nary a concern about the fate of wild horses at the Salt River and Virginia Range.
There, the advocates are wiping out herds of approximately 300 and 3,400, respectively, by sterilizing the mares.
Why is the former considered eradication while the latter passes for conservation?
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Western Horse Watchers Association 