One document has been uploaded to the project folder with comments due by September 3.
The Proposed Action is to remove up to 500 wild horses from the Cedar Mountain HMA.
The news release said the current population is nearly twice the number the range can sustain, which might be true if the land was managed principally for wild horses.
A roundup, if approved, would occur in FY27.
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