The Jackson Mountain capture of 300 wild horses by BLM began this weekend. The method used for the current capture will be a bait/water trap. BLM has made a claim that due […]
A post by request: Fast note from the road about the 2022 BLM stats report It is unfortunate that when Congress, public and media hear a statement about the “2022 population statistics […]
We are receiving multiple emails about the budget bill for Interior that passed out of the House subcommittee yesterday. Many of you want us to explain changes you are reading about on […]
As we begin the budget debates for fiscal year 2022, the 117th Congress has just begun and new Cabinet members are confirmed and take their seats, as advocates we have an opportunity […]
We are getting questions about the hearing on motorized vehicle use in wild horse and burro captures scheduled for May 13. Often the public uses the label “helicopter hearing” for these annual […]
Roundup statistics to date, January 18, 2021: 503 (214 Studs, 285 Mares, and 1 Foals), 8 dead. 3 year-old mare, BLM stated “Physical Defect or Deformity: Acquired.” 20 year-old mare, BLM stated […]
Republish from April 17, 2021 March is “Women’s History Month.” This article published last year is getting a lot of attention this week! We felt this piece was a good way to […]
The BLM National Advisory Board will be meeting June 30-July 1. You can submit written comments to whbadvisoryboard@blm.gov. Include “Advisory Board Comment” in the subject line of the e-mail. If you want […]
H.R.3355 – To amend the Horse Protection Act to prohibit the shipping, transporting, moving, delivering, receiving, possessing, purchasing, selling, or donation of horses and other equines to be slaughtered for human consumption, […]
On the heels of the monstrous Antelope Complex roundup in NV (that took 2203 wild horses and killed 11) a ten-hour drive will take you into Sand Wash Basin where a controversial […]
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