The second trailer in the video appears to be foals. We were at the same trap as Day 9. A trap with no meaningful access to observe anything, not even the drive […]
The second trailer in the video appears to be foals. We were at the same trap as Day 9. A trap with no meaningful access to observe anything, not even the drive […]
As BLM gave us really nothing to show you from Day 9 at the ongoing Callaghan Complex (South Shoshone) roundup, we have a bit of time to talk about a few things […]
We begin with a note about the roundup schedule in general: The schedule is going to change. Moriah is already set to begin a week early. We expect the Callaghan Complex (NV) […]
Just a note to fellow advocates watching the roundup schedule, it is changing. BLM has not published an official roundup schedule since May 15. (See here) It is not unusual for the […]
Day 7 was muggy and hot after rains. The Heat Index rose into “Extreme Caution” zone. Our team lead is keeping statistics we will share as time allows. We are working on […]
July 15, 2026, BLM’s Jarbidge Field Office in Idaho began flying a helicopter over the Saylor Creek Herd Management Area (HMA) in Idaho, 15 miles south of Glenns Ferry. Today, July 15, […]
By Colette Kaluza, Welfare Team Assistant Director, Wild Horse Education Over the past five years, a dedicated group of volunteers has done something that had never been accomplished before: they have brought […]
Before we begin the update on the Callaghan Complex roundup in Nevada, we need to say a few words. There is no doubt the system is broken. The system was broken shortly […]
July 20, 2026, the BLM Carson City District is set to begin a wild horse roundup “in and around” the Lahontan Herd Management Area (HMA) about 35 miles east of Carson City, […]
On July 10, the helicopters turned to the Callaghan Complex. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) intends to remove roughly 2,000 wild horses here and drive a million-acre landscape down to just […]
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