Article that appeared in the September 2014 issue of The Nevada Rancher about Cattoor Livestock Roundup, Inc., one of BLM’s contractors.
You decide.

Western Horse Watchers Association
Exposing the Hypocrisy, Lies and Incompetence of the Wild Horse Advocates
On the range
Article that appeared in the September 2014 issue of The Nevada Rancher about Cattoor Livestock Roundup, Inc., one of BLM’s contractors.
You decide.

A change to the WHB Act that allows BLM horses to be sold if they are more than 10 years old or have been offered unsuccessfully for adoption at least three times.

Harry Reid was behind it?
See this post at Tuesday’s Horse.
Artist and spokesman for the Kiger mustangs. This year marks the third anniversary of his passing.

Photo taken 06/07/13 at the Western States Horse Expo in Sacramento CA.
He appeared in an episode of Horse Talk Live circa 2012, representing the Kiger Mesteño Association.
For transfer of ownership of Virginia Range horses.
See also this report in the Reno Gazette Journal.

Can’t mention the Pryor Mountains without posting a link to the Cloud documentary.
More basics of the wild horse world.
See also this tribute.
Wild horse documentary with a focus on the Pryor Mountains. If you are new to the subject, this will give you the basics. Test everything, keep what is good.
Film released in 2014 by Protect the Harvest.
A representative of this group appeared before the Nevada Board of Agriculture on 12/12/17 in support of a proposal to transfer ownership of the Virginia Range horses to a private group (go to 47:40 in the audio at this post).
They’re not interested in the VR horses yet they sent a delegate to influence the Board’s decision?
Nothing posted as of 0630 PST today.
These are on L street, 01/15/18. H/T Jim Collins.

In the Utah desert. HMA unknown. Probably Onaqui Mountain or Cedar Mountain.
Sorry folks, VR horses didn’t want to be seen yesterday. Here’s a photo looking north across their habitat on 01/13/18.

No blankets, no shoes, no pretty braided tails, no shampoo scent. No see-sawing the bit, no gymkhana on Saturday. Just awful.

Looking north in Virginia City, 02/24/17.

Small band on the Virginia Range, 07/03/17. Stallion on the left, mare in front, heading to water. This is where a foal learns to respect higher authority, follow orders and work with others for safety of the group.

America’s enduring horses.
They fought our wars and carried our dead as well.