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Sad Days Indeed for American Wild Horses and American Taxpayers

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There’s really no such thing as a ‘feral wild horse’; it’s an oxymoron.
So why do some people and agencies keep using that tag?

A family band, part of the local herd of wild horses owned & managed by Michelle Gough, William E. Simpson II and the nonprofit Wild Horse Fire Brigade, displays many phenotypes of wild horses that are a beneficial and integral part of the local wilderness ecosystem. Photo: Michelle Gough

7 Comments

  • Mr. Simpson, I am a contributor to your good cause. I live in Los Angeles. I am retired and have an independent income and I would like to move to your area. I can contribute to the wild horse and burro cause, and I have purchased a new truck so that might help. If you could offer help where I could live affordably because I am not rich, I would appreciate it. I need suggestions of the area. near you and the horses. Thank you.

    • Commenting on a predetermined outcome is a waste of time. It may make people feel like they had their say, but venting on the agencies who are gonna do what they are told by higher-ups is not going to help the horses… the horses need a Plan B. You need to better understand the dynamics in play, and why commenting usually doesn’t help. This presentation will shine some light on what’s happening and what Americans can do besides vent to agencies who don’t care… HERE –>>. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3pCv0VgMOI

  • Lomping all fertility control vaccines into one group is irresponsible. We know from current science that is being hidden by the government, that GonaCon is very easily a sterilant, it can sterilize a stallion in one dose. A mare is likely sterile after 2 doses but it seems to be dependent on the length between doses (that length has not been established due to lack of studies). But the bigger issue is the pass through properties that can sterilize an animal that eats the flesh of a treated animal, or even animals who come in contact with the urine from the treated animal.
    NONE of this is the case with PZP. PZP will not sterilize a stallion, ever. PZP will not sterilize a mare unless she is treated 7 or more consecutive years. PZP is well researched, well established, and has zero pass through properties. It has been used for 40 years to manage the Assateague horses. The mares live an average 9 years longer, the foal moratlity rate dropped. And PZP unlike GonaCon is not hormonal, therefore does not damage the internal organs of the mares like GonaCon does.
    So, please, I get that you believe using birth control is wrong, but do not lump them all into one category because like food; some are safe and some are not.

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