Above: East Pershing (NV) is back on the schedule.
Many of you have been asking about the new “roundup schedule.”
It is out, sort of.
It appears BLM is no longer providing any information on the schedule. The above is the entire thing.
No numbers captured. No numbers for fertility control. Not even “horse or burro.” Basically no information except that they plan to fly a helicopter.
Two high profile herds are on the schedule with very little lead in time: Pryors (MT) and Red Desert (WY).
Lost Creek, Red Desert. H.Hellyer
A lot of repeat places like Antelope (NV) that is being done under the largest combined roundup plan in the country where more than 25% of all horses captured in the last ten years have been taken (the largest number of Sale horses as well from the HMAs in the Antelope and Triple B Complexes).
Antelope Valley
The North Valleys (NV), Flanigan, Dogskins and Granite HMAs, were hit by the large fires north of Reno this summer.
We will have more soon.
Our team is working on other roundup reports, litigation and URGENT outreach to lawmakers (and we will have an action item for you shortly).
We wanted you to know that a hint at what to expect is out. But this is absolutely not a real schedule.
Our team needs your support to be on the ground. As the public is shut down and cut out it is more important than ever that we show up.
Every mile we travel to cover roundups or assess a herd, every court case we bring, every win, every action we take is only possible because of your support. Sincere Gratitude.
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