Month: December 2025

Foal-Free Friday, Humane Conservation Edition

Ater WWII, bald eagles were nearly wiped out in the U.S. by widespread use of DDT.

In a process known as bioaccumulation, the pesticide weakened the shells of their eggs, turning reproductive success into reproductive failure.

The advocates use pesticides to cause reproductive failure in wild horses, selling the practice as humane conservation.

What would you say about women who hiked into the wilderness and climbed to the mountaintops to smash the eggs of bald eagles?

PREVIOUS: Foal-Free Friday, Envy and Jealousy Edition.

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BLM Launches Wild Horse and Burro Public Dashboard

It’s like RAS only for wild horses and burros.

Adopters can now find basic information about the history of their animals according to the news release.

The system will give you their vaccination status and other health information if you supply the freeze mark or microchip number.

It will not tell you how many AUMs were liberated by their removal or the names of the permittees benefitting therefrom.

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On the Eve of Defund the Advocates Day

They protect ranchers, not wild horses.

They’re sterilizing the mares and calling it preservation.

They’re driving genetic diversity into the ground and calling it conservation.

They’re demanding new management plans that reinforce old policies and practices while calling it protection.

They want you to think the herds will vanish without their involvement when in reality they’re disappearing because of their involvement.

Let this year be different.  Give them the boot, along with their pesticides and HMAPs, on Giving Tuesday.

PREVIOUS: Two Days Until Defund the Advocates Day.

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Crocodile Tears for Indigenous Communities at Mono Lake

The turncoats at the Campaign Against America’s Wild Horses think you’re malleable, dumber than a bag of hammers, and can be easily persuaded to finance their mass sterilization programs.

The indigenous peoples who might be affected by wild horse migration into their communities come in two varieties: Ranchers who graze BLM allotments and ranchers who graze Forest Service allotments.

The ArcGIS Viewer shows the arrangement.  Click on image to enlarge.

RELATED: BLM Issues Montgomery Pass Final Planning Documents.

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