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Category Archives: Horse Slaughter
Feds Under Fire in Arizona for Plan to Round Up Wild Horses
Conservationists in Arizona are ramping up efforts to stop the federal government from rounding up herds of wild horses in a local forest — a move opponents say puts the animals’ lives in jeopardy….Forest Service says the animals are a … Continue reading
Posted in Horse Slaughter, Horses, Wild Horses
Tagged Forest Service, Horses, Tonto National Forest, wild horses
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Wild Mustangs – A Legacy in 4K
All of this is well and good and even very “romantic.” If you wish to do (or support) things like this, please knock yourself out as long as you do it in a completely ethical manner (which means, as long … Continue reading
Wyoming Wild Horse Roundups to Continue
It seems that push back from the Western States is becoming more and more common. That would be a good thing. Think secession. At least it is a step in the right direction.– jtl According to Gov. Matt Mead, “Wyoming … Continue reading
Posted in Herd Management, Horse Slaughter, Horses, Public Lands, Wild Horses
Tagged Mustangs, Property Rights, states rights, wild horses
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Commons votes down bid for horse slaughter ban
Given that the U.S. “has no program in place to monitor the drugs given to horses and has no intention of creating one, the U.S. cannot export its horse meat directly to Europe,” he noted. — AGCanada.com Network Generally speaking, … Continue reading
Court Lifts Temporary Ban On Horse Slaughter
by Amanda Radke in BEEF Daily An appeals court has vacated the ban on U.S. horse slaughter. A horse is an American icon. From the pioneers who utilized horses to explore the U.S. frontier, to the equines that have been … Continue reading
Horse Slaughter, Horse Welfare A Victim of Legal Maneuvering
by Burt Rutherford in BEEF Editors’ Blog A surprise ruling by a New Mexico judge means horse slaughter can resume in the U.S. But animal rights activists will continue to inflict harm on horses with their legal meddling. In a move … Continue reading
The fate of horses at risk
Bill Richardson…and …Robert Redford joined animal rights groups in a lawsuit to block the revival of horse slaughter in the United States, proclaiming they were “standing with Native American leaders,” to whom horse slaughter “constitutes a violation of tribal cultural … Continue reading
Meat-packing is more humane for unwanted horses
by MICHAEL SWICKARD via Rio Rancho Observer Michael Swickard Especially out West, horses have a special place in our lives. Personally, any day I get horse snot on me is a good day. Along with my love of horses comes … Continue reading
As celebrities protest horse slaughter, one permit blocked
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL FILE PHOTO Robert Redford speaks during a Sept. 22, 2004, appearance at the Rainbow Library in Las Vegas. Redford and former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson on Monday joined the fight against a return to domestic horse … Continue reading
Taking water to the horse: Agency works to keep herds hydrated
There is but one thing that will stop the suffering–make these animals private property. — jtl, 419 By Amy Joi O’Donoghue, Deseret News Kevin Lloyd, West Desert wild horse specialist with the Bureau of Land Management, shows a photo of … Continue reading
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