Wild Horse Education

Notes from the Roundup, Leigh_ June 8,2012 BLM began the emergency roundup at Jackson Mountain today. The operation began in the area where water has been hauled, literally. The stock tank was […]

Note from Laura: I am going to make a few brief statement about the “handling statement” in the Decision Record on Jackson Mountain. AS we discussed specific parameters and not one specific […]

As EA’s and RMP’s are coming up for comment I am getting questions about what some of the terminology used within these documents mean. We are re-posting a “glossary” here. Click on […]

Ninth Circuit upholds Wild Horse “win” On Monday, April 16, 2012, the Ninth Circuit denied the Bureau of Land Management’s  (BLM) petition for rehearing in the ongoing saga to gain access to […]

Misinformation and name calling are not paving a road to progress In recent years public concern over the government’s management of wild horses and burros on public land has skyrocketed. In 1971 President […]

Reprint from Horseback Magazine all photos copyright Laura Leigh The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) held a “public tour” at the Indian Lakes (Broken Arrow) short-term holding facility in Fallon. Unlike other […]

Wild Horse Education The US government and another “Trail Of Tears” By Leslie Peeples Many interests covet our public land for their own use and monetary gain; these entities throw millions of […]

OnFebruary 18th the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) held their “trap site” adoption of Stone Cabin/Saulsbuy horses. The event was held adjacent to the temporary holding area used during the roundup operation. […]

The Stone Cabin Saulsbury roundup concluded today with the release of aprox. 147 back to the range. Final numbers will be posted on BLM’s update page and on this website (along with […]