The Bureau of Land Management’s Slippery Slope by Willis Lamb, the Alliance of Wild Horse Advocates

Opinion: The Bureau of Land Management’s Slippery Slope by Willis Lamb from the Alliance of Wild Horse Advocates

I found this fascinating quote today:

BLM’s handling of the Pryor Mountains (Cloud) gather on the heels of the West Douglas court decision started BLM’s slide down the slippery slope to disaster. The agency’s handling of their proposed Calico Mountains Complex roundup of some 2,700 horses will only add speed to BLM’s downward plunge.rtfitch.wordpress.com, Straight from the Horse’s Heart, Dec 2009

You should read the whole article.
http://rtfitch.wordpress.com/2009/12/19/opinion-the-bureau-of-land-managements-slippery-slope/ 

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