Re: RC: Re: FW: Wild Horses Debunked!

["Truman Prevatt, PhD" <truman.prevatt@netsrq.com>]

While I agree that maybe this is off topic, is that that far off topic?
I am not referring to cattle here. But we riders are going to come face
to face with the environmental movement more and more in the future. It
doesn't matter if it is saving wild horses that are starving to death because
of the lack of food an water in the wild to support them just to see them
die from hunger or thirst or if it is getting domestic horses out off of
public lands because they "introduce noxious weeds or destroy the water
sheds."

This is a movement which we have to deal with. We can't do it with emotion nor can we just will them to go away with the delete key.

There is a vast difference between conservation and the current environmental movement. We all care for the public lands. The ranchers can't destroy what keeps them making a living.  He must conserve them. Most all endurance riders I know want to conserve the wild lands.

I am not sure the environmental movement is as much concerned about the conservation of our lands as they are with their own political agenda. That is the exact reason I gave up my membershipof 20 years in the Sierra Club when I determined their exact view on horses and horse back riding some number of years ago.

Truman

OasisArab@aol.com wrote:

> Steph
> Would you please do something
> about this person and his posts
> this is not endurance and
> should not be posted
> Steph I went in the dog
> house about the pictures of the USS Cole just before
> Vets Day
> I know I have a delete key
> and have been using it but enough is enough
> Please
> Bill

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