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Will Governor Lujan-Grisham sign this Wild Horse Kill-Bill HB284 which is unnecessary for population control? . . . But what really happened at Cameron since the “experts” are using it as an excuse for this unlimited wipe-out bill!?
Bill Sponsors Corporate Real-estate Attorney Representative Matthew McQueen and $3Million Farm Bill Family Recipient and Welfare Rancher Pat Woods CHOOSE their “EXPERTS” Animal Protection of New Mexico (APNM/APV), who have campaigned year after year since 2017 to put New Mexico’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 191 Wild Horses apparently poisoned, Botulism, Cameron, FARM BILL, Government Sabotage, Gray Mountain, Hooves not stuck in the mud., Kill-BIll HB284, Mud tank largely drained but not completely, Representative McQueen, Senator Pat Woods, Wild Horses and a Calf died in the water
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Postponement Request of SB301 and SB271 (Scheduled in HAAWC Tues) for Negotiation of NM Wild Equine Board under NM State Parks Dept.
To: Dear Senator Brenda McKenna, Representative Matthew McQueen, cc Senator Carrie Hamblen, Thank you for your response in the email string (See Attachment 1) which I will address herein. To: Dear Citizens of New Mexico, From: Patience O’Dowd for WHOA, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alto, Conquistador, corruption in New Mexico, Culture of abuse, Govrnor Lujan-Grisham, La Jornada, Lincoln County, New Mexico, NM Legislature, Placitas, Representative Matthew McQueen, Ruidoso, SB271, SB272 2023, SB301 2023, self-domestiction, Senator Brenda McKenna, Senator Carrie Hamblen, Senator Pat Woods, wild horse, Wild Horse Observers Association placitaswildhorses, wildlife tourism
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