Western Horse Watchers Association
Exposing the Hypocrisy, Lies and Incompetence of the Wild Horse Advocates
On the range
Original location was on Peri Ranch Road, about a mile east of Lockwood, NV, along the Truckee River. The abandoned structure appears at 0:35 and 0:58 in this video by roobyroo2000. Even today, the place is vistited by the Virginia Range mustangs.
Current location of the brothel is a few miles to the east, at the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center, also inhabited by the Virginia Range mustangs.
Interesting bit of history but the activities that occur there are damnable.
Personnel from Cattoor Livestock Roundup, Inc., a contractor hired by the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, removed privately owned horses from privately owned land last week during a tribal horse gather. The area, known as Palomino Valley, lies between Sparks, NV and Pyramid Lake.
The roundup was prompted by a fire last summer that reduced the forage available to livestock and horses, according to a report dated 01/08/19 by the Reno Gazette Journal.
A woman affected by the roundup said the tribal government and the Nevada Department of Agriculture haven’t acted to address people’s concerns. “All of these people want to deny accountability because they don’t care.”
The agencies that surveyed the damage and recommended the action would have pushed for it anyway, because they, along with their contractors, view these animals with dripping contempt.
Wild horses on the trail in Boquillas Canyon, Big Bend National Park. Can’t help but wonder if they’re here legally. H/T crazyrawgranny.
Trailer by Jared Lloyd for an upcoming film on the wild horses of the Outer Banks of North Carolina, sometimes referred to as the Banker Horses.
Several large bands of wild horses have descended into the area above Arrowhead Drive and are feeding near the Eagle Valley Golf Course, according to a report filed yesterday by Carson Now. A herding operation to move them farther into Goni Canyon, northeast of Carson City, NV, was cancelled due to the size of the herd, estimated to be 100 head.
Papa Bruce hoofs it for the horses.
On the Pine Nut Mountains and Virginia Range. H/T Lauri Duke.
Short one by HighStakesRanch showing wildlife on Sand Wash Basin HMA. These guys hauled water to the horses during the drought of 2018.
Video by Crystal Leslie provides a first-hand account of gather in October, 2018.
RELATED: Devil’s Garden Horses Get Short End of Stick, Livestock Grazing in California.
Video by the Botstiber Institute for Wildlife Fertility Control, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation of the animal kingdom, the Population Bombers of the wild horse world, spreading the serpent’s venom across the land.
They don’t allow comments on their YouTube channel. Are they worried that someone might disagree with them?
The video provides a ‘who’s who’ of contraceptive advocacy on western rangelands.
Old man winter has taken the high ground but the horses seem to just shrug it off.
Free-roaming horses on the Virginia Range, 12/31/18. Temperature around 25 ºF with a gusty north wind. Elevation 6,500 feet.
Five wild horses were killed in late December at the Peason Ridge Wildlife Management Area in western Louisiana, according to a report published today by Pegasus Equine Guardian Associates. The incident was described as intentional, not a hunting accident.
RELATED: Wild Horse Removal Continues at Fort Polk.
Short one by Deborah McCorkle of wild horses near Pahrump, NV. She says they’re always together. “They eat the grass in the neighborhood and are gone. People clean up after them and there are signs posted to beware of the burros and wild horses.”
Nine former wild horses, removed in October from the Devil’s Garden Plateau WHT, have been placed with the Equine Voices Rescue & Sanctuary in Amado. Refer to this report posted yesterday by KVOA-TV, the NBC affiliate in Tucson.
RELATED: Forest Service Delays Sale of Devil’s Garden Horses.
Four horses infected with the disease, formally known as pythiosis, did not respond to treatment and were put down last week, according to a syndicated report that appeared yesterday in the Winston-Salem Journal.
A veterinarian interviewed for the piece suggested that the ailment was spreading northward (from southern states) because of a ‘changing climate.’ Good grief.
On Big Summit WHT. Not a fight, just horses being horses. H/T Joe Hudspeth.
They’re overpopulated, don’t ya’ know? H/T Carol & Gary’s See America Tour.
No, it’s not Glenn Miller’s birthday. H/T Flyin T Hangin A.
RELATED: BLM Puts Crosshairs On Onaqui Mountain Horses.
On the south edge of Little Bookcliffs WHR. H/T Dylan Brewer.
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