Western Horse Watchers Association
Exposing the Hypocrisy, Lies and Incompetence of the Wild Horse Advocates
Opinion
Here’s a simple pass/fail test:
If the answers are No, they represent victory for the ranchers and failure for the horses.
Most sanctuaries fall into this category, which is why the advocates like them.
The project includes deeded acreage in the Buckeye and Pine Nut allotments, which overlap the Pine Nut Mountains HA.
The Authorization Use Report shows they’re permitted for cattle and sheep.
Bottom Line: It’s in an area where livestock are welcomed but horses are not.
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Translation: Massive human involvement, poisoning the mares with PZP.
Added to AdvocateSpeak decoder.
Velma’s first encounter with the horse runners occurred 75 years ago.
The Virginia Range was ground zero.
Today, it is the site of the world’s largest mass sterilization program, an insult to her legacy and harbinger of changing attitudes toward wild horses—among those who claim to be their voices.
Women have always been at the forefront of the movement but today’s women are not like those of 1950.
They’re liberals—anti-God, anti-life and anti-family.
For them, wild horse preservation came of age with the advent of PZP, a restricted-use pesticide that sterilizes mares after five years of treatment.
That aligned with their wicked ideology and explains what you see today.
The Decision Record authorizes the Proposed Action, discussed in Section 2.2 of the Final EA, which calls for wild horse removal by helicopter or bait.
Map 1 in Appendix 1 shows the project area.
All documents have been copied to the project folder.
There are no plans to treat any of the mares with fertility control pesticides and return them to the range.
A roundup does not appear on the latest schedule.
The news release said that appeals can be submitted through April 7.
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Only one document was copied to the project folder, a categorical exclusion which said NEPA analysis wasn’t necessary.
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Today marks the beginning of 40 days of prayer, fasting and almsgiving ahead of Easter.
It’s also Velma’s birthday.
Beware of the charlatans and their false promises.
They are phonies, leaders of the blind, irrelevant.
What will happen now that the incentive has been abolished?
The government will need new ideas to keep the populations in check.
Who will be waiting in the wings to provide those services?
Those who brought the lawsuit.
Totally self-serving.
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Should this be construed as an endorsement of the bill?
The Campaign Against America’s Wild Horses, a leader in nonmotorized removal and fierce opponent of principal use, wants to replace helicopter roundups with mass sterilization, abnormal sex ratios and faulty immune systems.
Velma would be horrified.
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NOTE: If you’re trying to pass yourself off as a voice for wild horses, an endorsement from CAAWH is like an endorsement from Elko County. It is an albatross, the kiss of death, as is the case for Wild Horse Fire Brigade.
The resource now requires a login.
Seems like the agency has become more secretive since the inauguration.
In the image below, an advocate protects wild horses on the Virginia Range.
Similar observances are held throughout the year at the Salt River, Spring Creek Basin, Pine Nut Mountains, Sand Wash Basin, Little Book Cliffs, McCullough Peaks, Cedar Mountain and Onaqui Mountain, just to name a few.
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Refer to the AdvocateSpeak decoder. Words have different meanings in the wild horse world, so NHPD could be rebranded as:
The governor of Colorado made it effective for an entire month.
Then he went back to scandalizing the faithful.
In his February 26 opinion, District Court Judge John Tuchi agreed that removal of wild horses from the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest without the proper notice frustrated the mission of the Salt River Wild Horse Darting Group but did not result in diversion of its resources as originally claimed.
The advocates have 14 days to amend their complaint, showing how actions by the Forest Service, or lack thereof, resulted in diversion of their resources, otherwise the case will be dismissed.
The Court did not question the group’s mission, which, according to the ruling, is to protect wild horses, manage them humanely and rescue them for placement in good homes, even though there is abundant evidence to the contrary.
They, in association with the Campaign Against America’s Wild Horses, are destroying the Salt River herd with PZP, a restricted-use pesticide that sterilizes females after five years of treatment.
The program is now moving into its seventh year.
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The BLM org chart shows a vacancy in the director’s slot.
A note from the Forest Service chief indicates he’s retiring effective March 3.
We don’t know what these agencies will look like in the future.
Cost cutting is often accompanied by restructuring.
The resolution asks Congress to establish federal protections for wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Congress established Cape Lookout in §459g of 16 USC 1 SUBCHAPTER LXIII.
Protections for the horses appear in §459g–4.
The AML is hard coded in §459g–4(b)(1). Probably not a good idea for TRNP.
Provisions for monitoring and reporting are worthy of consideration.
Entering into an agreement with a nonprofit would be a bad idea if the NGO was obsessed with pesticides and nonmotorized removal, as many are today.
The park should be exempted from the multiple use mandate which the bureaucrats interpret as ranching superiority in the lawful homes of wild horses.
Repatriation of the original wild horses, thought to be descendants of Sitting Bull’s ponies, should be a priority.
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Rush Limbaugh explains the behavior in this video from 1996.
The advocates love to schmooze with their rangeland partners, telling them how many mares they’ve ruined and which herds are near the tipping point.
Until it’s time for a fundraiser, when they have to interact with their supporters.
Then it’s back to cherished/beloved/innocent/treasured/iconic/majestic wild horses as they try to separate them from their money.
One way to trigger the advocates is to talk about keeping wild horses on the range.
It sounds crazy—they’re supposed to be voices for the horses.
But they’re not.
Most are obsessed with pesticides, overpopulation and nonmotorized removal.
You might get blocked if you leave comments on their Facebook pages about
They might come unglued if you talk about mass sterilization, abnormal sex ratios, loss of genetic diversity and selection for faulty immune systems, the inevitable results of PZP darting programs.
If they won’t welcome you into their fold, point out their hypocrisy and treachery, shake the dust from your sandals and leave.
How many mares has this guy ruined? The story does not indicate if he has a diploma from the Billings School of PZP Darting and Public Deception.
Leave comments on their Instagram and Facebook pages about repurposing grazing allotments as wild horse refuges or bringing AMLs in line with the total authorized forage, sometimes referred to as principal use.
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