Wild Horse Education (WHE) has engaged in monitoring of the Triple B wild horses as they were transported from range into Palomino Valley Center (PVC), north of Reno, since roundup operations began […]
A visit to holding; PVC and Triple B
Triple B; Magazine
We are creating a magazine that will publish on March 5, 2018 about the area named “Triple B.” Triple B is a complex system of Herd Management Areas (HMAs) managed by BLM […]
Director not found; error 404
Editorial, Laura Leigh For those of us that have spent a lot of time in the world of “internet language” the number 404 means one thing, an error. The HTTP 404, 404 Not Found and 404 (pronounced […]
Backwards and Forward; Triple B and the “big picture”
NOTE FROM OUR FOUNDER, Laura Leigh Each mile, each range, each wild horse, carries so much information critical in the fight for protection against physical abuse of the land, horse and abuse […]
Week of 2.23.2018; the fight ahead
When the roundup is over our work in the field does not end. This month we were onsite at a roundup before operations began to document range and horses. We have remained […]
Wild Horse Organization Pushes for Investigation into Triple B
BLM Completes Wild Horse Capture at Triple B; does BLM have a humane handling policy? The advocacy group, Wild Horse Education, is pushing for an investigation into activities at the Triple B […]
Newborns at Triple B in Danger
Since Feb 14th we have been warning BLM that foals are dropping at Triple B. Since Feb we have been warning that newborns are in the project area. Yesterday, Feb. 19th, they […]
Triple B; Day 18, 19, 20 and foaling season begins
Day 18 (Feb 17) saw 99 wild horses captured (39 Studs, 39 Mares, and 21 Foals) and 6 more lose their lives. Total for the operation at the end of day 18; 1080 […]
Day 16 and 17; Triple B
Edit: Multiple events at this operation have caused us to ask for an in-depth review. You can add your name HERE. Roundup: BLM statistics from day 16: 50 captured (18 Studs, 21 Mares, […]
Triple B; the “game” is changing
Note: After the first day of phase 2 (good observation) we were placed 1.25 miles from the trap. A number of factors created this situation and we will write more about that […]
