The BLM plan to remove 2,702 wild horses from these 5 herds and then experimenting on and sterilizing the wild horses that remain is the BLM’s endgame for America’s wild horses.
We must oppose this plan and save our wild horses.

Please make your comments by the end of the day, December 20, 2019.
You can submit comments through the BLM website:
https://eplanning.blm.gov/epl-front-office/eplanning/comments/commentSubmission.do?commentPeriodId=8000489
You can also email comments to:
[email protected]
And send them by mail to:
BLM Rock Springs Field Office
High Desert District
Multi-Year Wild Horse Gather
280 HWY 191 North
Rock Springs, WY 82901
Carol Walker of Wild Hoofbeats reports:
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has released a Scoping Document with
a 30 day public comment period on 5 of the largest wild horse herds in
Wyoming: Adobe Town, Salt Wells Creek, Great Divide Basin, White Mountain
and Little Colorado.
I have been visiting, observing and photographing the wild horses in these 5
herds since 2004.
The BLM claims that these herds are “overpopulated” even though they
completed a roundup of three herds, Adobe Town, Salt Wells Creek and Great
Divide Basin only 2 years ago. The last roundup and removal in White
Mountain and Little Colorado was in 2011.
The BLM provides figures of their wild horse population estimates in these 5
herds using a flyover and a statistical double-count method, and one of the
new changes is that now any horse over the low range of AML is considered
“excess” – this is not how an excess determination is made. For example, the
BLM says there are 929 wild horses in Adobe Town and the AML is 600-800, so
the actual “excess” is only 129 horses not 329. This change does make a
difference and is the creative math that the BLM uses to justify their
actions. They are also now counting foals which they have never done before
in their population estimates. This allows them to pad their counts and
justify a roundup.
The plan to remove 2702 wild horses from these 5 herds and then experimenting on and sterilizing the wild horses that remain is the BLM’s endgame for America’s wild horses. We must oppose this plan and save our wild horses.
Walker makes the following suggestions on what you can say. Please
express these ideas in your own words as best you can.
Some points I would suggest you mention:
Thank you for everything you do for animals!
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