After being postponed for three days because of high winds and winter weather, the Frisco Horse Management Area helicopter resumed on Thursday with seven wild horses captured.
After driving six wild horses into the trap, the pilot spun back to retrieve one that had split from the group. Then, in a moment ... Read More
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Advocates including Return to Freedom returned to court on Wednesday in an effort to reverse a decision by the U.S. Forest Service to remove 23,000 acres from the heart of one of California’s only wild horse territories.
“The agency’s justifications for taking this unprecedented action are flatly contradicted by its own ... Read More
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As published by McClatchy DC
WASHINGTON -- A top federal court on Wednesday appeared ready to force changes in a Forest ... Read More
The Bureau of Land Management has postponed until Thursday the ongoing Frisco Horse Management Area helicopter roundup due to winter weather.
Also on Monday, the BLM announced that the start date for a roundup at the Reveille HMA in Nevada would be pushed back to Jan. 29.
Frisco HMA
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As published by Craig Daily Press
Craig — Storms that have blanketed Northwest Colorado in over two feet of snow have caused the Bureau of Land Management to delay the resumption of the wild horse bait-trap operation they have had underway since early November in Sand ... Read More
As published by Billings Gazette
Ordered by a district court judge to re-evaluate the desired wild horse population in the Pryor Mountains, the Bureau of Land Management has come out with the same number as before — a maximum of 90 to 120 adult horses.
“We looked at our monitoring ... Read More