Should the U.S. Bureau of Land Management round up wild horses in Southwest Colorado to maintain herd populations, or should the BLM let the herds roam freely?
Should the U.S. Bureau of Land Management round up wild horses in Southwest Colorado to maintain herd populations, or should the BLM let the herds roam freely?
Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011 6:01 AM
Jenni Lanyon
stay-at-home mom Let them roam free. Its their land. I dont think the BLM should round them up.
J.E. Stone
retired No, dont round them up. Its just part of the country here. We used to go out and catch one or two when we needed a horse.
Jaide Glenn
Mary Kay consultant & Blondies Pub & Grub employee Let them roam free. If I was a wild horse Id want to run free.
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Jose Flores
environmental scientist Let them roam free.
Don Williams
retired Round up the wild horses and get rid of them. Its costing the public a fortune to keep those horses.
Jonathan Sam
general laborer They need to control the breeding, just like they do with dogs and cats.
Should the U.S. Bureau of Land Management round up wild horses in Southwest Colorado to maintain herd populations, or should the BLM let the herds roam freely?
Jenni Lanyon
stay-at-home mom Let them roam free. Its their land. I dont think the BLM should round them up.
J.E. Stone
retired No, dont round them up. Its just part of the country here. We used to go out and catch one or two when we needed a horse.
Jaide Glenn
Mary Kay consultant & Blondies Pub & Grub employee Let them roam free. If I was a wild horse Id want to run free.
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Jose Flores
environmental scientist Let them roam free.
Don Williams
retired Round up the wild horses and get rid of them. Its costing the public a fortune to keep those horses.
Jonathan Sam
general laborer They need to control the breeding, just like they do with dogs and cats.
