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Originally Posted by sheepguide
Buff you post nothing new here! It's been said time and time again!!! No one has argued if they are feral or not!!! Your wasting your time!
You yourself used the damage they do as an excuse! I called you and TJ out on it over a year ago and said if there is so much damage then show people! You couldnt then and im sure wont now. The only way anything is going to get done is if people prove how harsh they are on the environment and wildlife. Just harping we will get it by teaching people that they are feral!! Well I hate to tell you all but a large number already know this and still want them there. Prove the negativity!! That's all that will sway the pro horse people that something should drastically be done!
Of coarse some areas are hit hard and do need vast numbers reduced but still not one person in this day and age of camera phones, video cameras and still photography no one has been capturing these vast negative results of horses!
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You seem quite hung up on this proof which seems to be the only thread that is preventing the eradication of the feral horse. Based on your emotional rants and attacks on those who have a different opinion, based on observation, you are not likely to accept any proof as fact and will dismiss it. If you have traveled the areas where the horses winter, obviously not yaha tinda according to you, you would have seen for yourself the problems feral horses have created for our wildlife. Areas where elk once flourished are now populated year round with feral horses. The presence of the horse in these pastures is proof enough. The absence of elk on their traditional range is absolute proof.