The Bureau of Land Management on Wednesday used a pair of helicopters to capture 91 adult wild horses and 15 foals in and around the Adobe Town Herd Management Area in Wyoming.
In all, 1,437 wild horses have been captured in helicopter drive trapping at the Salt Wells Creek / Great Divide Basin / Adobe Town heard
A pair of helicopters drove 117 adult wild horses and 27 foals into the trap on Tuesday at the Adobe Town Herd Management Area in Wyoming.
Their capture will bring the total removed from the Salt Wells Creek / Great Divide Basin / Adobe Town heard management areas in southwest Wyoming’s Checkerboard region to 1,331 wild horses
As published by Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — Beaver County officials may be aggravated, frustrated and downright angry over the proliferation of wild horses in their area, but that’s not sufficient to bring a case against the federal government on assertions of mismanagement.
That ruling, from U.S. District Judge Clark Waddoups, tossed a lawsuit brought by
This post has been updated to include three deaths included in BLM’s daily gather report.
On Sunday, the Bureau of Land Management captured 66 wild horses, including 14 foals, at its ongoing helicopter roundup at the Salt Wells Creek / Great Divide Basin / Adobe Town heard management areas in southwest Wyoming’s Checkerboard region.
Three wild horses were
On Saturday, the Bureau of Land Management captured 167 wild horses, including 39 foals, at its ongoing helicopter roundup at the Salt Wells Creek / Great Divide Basin / Adobe Town heard management areas in southwest Wyoming’s Checkerboard region.
In all, 1,127 wild horses have been captured since the roundup began. The Bureau of Land Management says
On Friday, the Bureau of Land Management captured 44 wild horses, including eight foals, at its ongoing helicopter roundup at the Salt Wells Creek / Great Divide Basin / Adobe Town heard management areas in southwest Wyoming’s Checkerboard region.
In all, 960 wild horses have been captured. The Bureau of Land Management says it is not counting
As published by The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah’s most visible wild horse herd may get a lot smaller next year.
The Bureau of Land Management is proposing to remove up to three-fourths of the 450 horses that populate the Onaqui herd about 40 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. The move is needed to reduce effects the
As published by Horse-Canada.com
A U.S. federal court judge has ruled that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) violated environmental laws in planning to sterilize a herd of wild horses in southwestern Idaho.
In January 2016, the American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign, The Cloud Foundation, Return to Freedom, and Virginia Marie Hudson filed a lawsuit in
Return to Freedom is proud to share this victory for wild horses with the American Wild Horse Campaign, The Cloud Foundation and wild horse advocate Virginia Hudson and the public interest law firm of Meyer, Glitzenstein & Eubanks.
As published by The Associated Press
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management violated environmental law in its plan to sterilize
With the only two members of the public present positioned about three miles from the trap site, the Bureau of Land Management on Thursday captured 178 wild horses at the Salt Wells Creek Herd Management Area.
They included 152 adult horses, bringing the total number of adults captured to 761 through nine days of helicopter drive
