BLM Closing Public Lands for Challis Roundup

All forms of public access and entry will be controlled within two miles of trap locations and public viewing areas according to the Decision Record, which was copied to the project folder in ePlanning with two other documents.

The exception is contractor personnel and observers escorted by BLM staff.

The incident, set to begin on September 9, will be carried out by Cattoor.

The capture and removal goals are 281 and 146 respectively.

The contract amount is $171,690, for an average cost of $611 per animal taken.

Mares returned to the HMA will probably be treated with PZP, complementing the work of Wild Love Preserve.

PREVIOUS: BLM Seeks Vet Services Ahead of Challis Roundup.

► Get the truth about wild horses and the wild horse advocates at westernhorsewatchers.com.

Leave a comment