The start of the Reveille roundup 2020 was delayed due to weather. More weather delays are expected. To view background piece visit: https://wildhorseeducation.org/2020/02/03/reveille-roundup-backstory-important-to-all-wild-horses/ BLM does not list an exact target number for […]
Our report yesterday noted our frustration with attempting to assess handling and condition post capture. We have also expressed that frustration onsite. (HERE) Today we were at the same trapsite; about 1.5 […]
All of our roundup team (CAWP) members are required to journal. Our founder is no exception. This is a short journal note from the Eagle roundup, Feb 5., LLeigh. Stats for today: […]
The 105,494-acre Reveille HMA sits within the 650,520-acre Reveille (livestock) Allotment. A year-round (12 month) livestock permit allows grazing of 1000-1800 cow/calf pairs depending on the time of year. The stocking level […]
1061 (477 Studs, 594 Mares, 4 Foals) have been captured to date. 13 have died. This operation targets 1700 for removal. On Feb 2, 88 wild horses were shipped at dawn. The […]
About 1000 of the 1700 wild horses have been captured so far at the Eagle Complex Bureau of Land Management (BLM) roundup. Total to date: 1061 (477 Studs, 594 Mares, 4 Foals) […]
The BLM Internet Auction/Corral ends bidding on Monday. The online corral is used as an “auction.” You need to be approved as an adopter and get a bidding number (that you can […]
The BLM Internet page will begin taking bids today, Tuesday Jan 21 for one week. Many people are writing to us already confused by the BLM interface: the auction page says “no […]
There are some “not curlies” from Fish Creek up for adoption as well that have been waiting in holding for 5 years looking for a chance at a “forever home.” (Click HERE) […]
For background on the Eagle Complex, and past roundups, click the red text here. Roundups are not management. BLM is required to manage, not remove. Yet BLM does not create management plans, […]
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