Your faithful public servants claim that wild horse herds need to be kept at AML or less to achieve and maintain rangeland health.
That works out to one wild horse per thousand acres (25,600 animals on 25.6 million acres according to the last page of the 2025 population dataset).
Yet the Muddy Mountain allotment in Wyoming, grazed by Big Red Creek Ranch, carries livestock equivalent to 15.3 wild horses per thousand acres and it’s in the Maintain category!
Who should we believe?
Not the bureaucrats and not the advocates and not the ranchers.
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