Day 1 saw 36 wild horses captured. The day went smooth (no chaos or injuries) and trap moves tomorrow. This operation is the outcome of a ten year management strategy designed to […]
Fish Creek Observation Reports
Little Fish Lake 2015 (Day 2)
Day 2 of the Little Fish Lake operation saw 85 wild horses trapped. The total so far is 116. 100 of the horses will ship to Ridgecrest. The plan is to release […]
Little Fish Lake (Observation)
Day 1 of the Little Fish Lake roundup saw 31 wild horses removed from the range. This operation is being run under a “DNA” connected to the Drought Environmental Assessment (EA). Wild […]
How Do I Love Thee? (countdown to Valentines Day)
Wild Horse Education is currently on the road addressing multiple issues and covering roundups and range conditions. This week we countdown and renew our commitment to create real world change to protect […]
Media Comes to Humbolt, but sings the same old song
Over the years, Wild Horse Education (WHE) has participated in multiple media stories published in print and video formats. More times than not, the media already has the story in their head […]
Humbolt Day 3, Superbowl Sunday
Day 3 of the Humbolt HA zero out. This was the third day at the trap. Some lathering and heavy sweat was noted. BLM has 27 horses listed as captured (we counted […]
Humbolt Day 2
Day 2 of the Humbolt HA BLM wild horse roundup: 83 wild horses were taken today. Day 1 saw 52 taken bringing the total to 135 removed in the operation with […]
Humbolt HA BLM Removal Day 1
Day 1: Over 50 wild horses were driven from the Humbolt HA on the first day of a “zero out.” The weather turned cold at daytime high of 45 with windchill making […]
BLM Winter Roundup Schedule (background and site specific discussion)
The BLM winter schedule has begun. It was requested that we put “everything” on one page as people are having difficulty tracking things that are happening. It is impossible to put everything […]
Focus: Organized action, but not for wild horses
Public lands management is a multifaceted monster made of up politics, profit, bureaucracy and frustration. A multitude of interests that all feed on public land are continually jostling for position in competition. We have written […]
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