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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!? (SHE DIDN’T THANKS TO YOU!)
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BREAKING NEWS!
Read The Appellate Brief at the Link Below https://whoanm.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/OPN-clv-42585-Wild-Horse-Observers-Assoc.-Inc.-v.-N.M.-Livestock-Bd-1.pdf Sandoval County and the NMLB In March of 2023 the 4 Wild Horses shown above (A Black & White Pinto Mare, A Brown and White Pinto Stallion, a Bay Mare and … Continue reading
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WHOA et al. request 3/18/2022 to Halt/Stay round-up of Alpine Native Wild Horses in Arizona on the Apache USDA Forest Service National Forest, thankfully a one day- Monday reprieve.
Will hear back from Forest Service again later today (3/21/2022) Forest Service Response below: (emphasis added) From: Patience O <patience_odowd@yahoo.com>Sent: Friday, March 18, 2022 1:43 PMTo: Madrid, Anthony -FS <anthony.madrid@usda.gov>; judy.palmer@usda.gov; Luna, Ericka – FS <ericka.luna@usda.gov>; Kohrman, Elaine -FS <elaine.kohrman@usda.gov> Re: HALT/STAY the … Continue reading
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