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BREAKING: click here to watch! It is sometimes difficult to explain how our programs keep the Salt River wild horses right where they belong, while also keeping their environment in mind, but this segment boils it down to where it’s easy to understand. If you love and enjoy them, please help us thank

FOX 10 Phoenix for this very informative and beautiful piece!

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Watch the humane management of the Salt River wild horses!

It is a beautiful day in the Tonto National Forest

It was so sad, we saw tiny little sprouting grasses come up a few weeks ago

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I heard from someone that it is possible to watch the wild horses. If that is true, could you please share information on how to do that? Thank you!

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It was so sad, we saw tiny little sprouting grasses come up a few weeks ago Monday, 12, Apr
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This Arizona Gives day we plead with you Monday, 12, Apr

This is an AP article about the Heber wild horse plan that we holeheartedly oppose. This week is the last opportunity for the public to weigh in, which we hope you will take the time to do. Comments are more effective when they are polite and have a good point.
This is the only place where you can submit your comments. Remember there are actually humane ways available to the forest service to manage their numbers. Remember that the forage allocation was only counted by the size of the rerrirory, not by the actual size of the acreage where they roam. Remember that they are a historic herd protected by federal law. Remember that they bring Arizona and the local communities income and recreation. And last but not least, remember that these are our public lands in which the opinion of the public should matter most. Thank you for taking the time to give the Heber wild horses a voice. Here is the link: cara.ecosystem-management.org/Public//CommentInput?Project=18916 ... See MoreSee Less

Forest Service opens public comment for horse removal plan

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PHOENIX (AP) — The U.S. Forest Service has entered its final stages of public comment in its plans to remove or sterilize more than 300 wild horses in eastern Arizona. The federal agency has...

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Submitted my comment earlier today, and hope the PZP program can be utilized to help the Heber Wild Horses.

Cody Henderson Samantha Vark Please read and advocate for these wild horses. PZP is a humane way to manage the numbers yet still keep the heard. I already commented but the more, the better.

This is an article, where is the link for comments?

Submitted my comments to stop any roundup of the Heber Wild Horses & shared

PLEASE!!! Take a minute to do this!!!

I filled this out. I hope everyone who has a heart does.

Help the wild horses

HOW ABOUT NO.NO REMOVAL.

Can you add the link to comment on the AP article? Thx !

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Submitted my comment and shared.

Sent my comments.

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Submitted comment ❤️

Nikki Koren-Jutte...,

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🔎 While the Apache Sitgreaves EA claims that there were only 7 horses in 1974 (according to one short walkabout), it did not take us very long to find actual proof that the Heber wild horses have been around, since at least 1907 and ofcourse likely centuries before. (They were brought over by the Spanish, even before most of our own ancestors arrived here.)

📰This is not a very clear photo, but anyone can look this evidence up in the AZ State archives, Holbrook Argus, 1907.

🗑 They are also the last herd in Arizona on Forest Service land that is protected by the Wild Free Roaming Horse and Burro Act of 1971. So we ask the Apache Sitgreaves Forest Service don't treat these treasures like trash!

❗The Heber wild horses are a historic population that merits real protection and sincere humane management by the Forest Service.

⚠️We are urging everyone to make a polite and sincere comment to this very bad plan on the Forest Service website, it is the only way they might take it into account.

🐴 Comments are most effective if they are polite and make a good point. Our point is: there is a better, more sustainable, cheaper, and more humane way to manage wild horse population numbers. It is a proven safe and efficient method called PZP that can be darted in the field without capture. This is what the forest service must try first, before any extreme removals to unsustainable numbers. Don't just comment on this post, please take the time to help make a difference, click below to submit your comment. ⤵️

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They are magestic. Pzp.

Amazing!

Done!

Done

Done! We saw yesterday a band of horses with one foal grazing peacefully within a half mile of at least 40 deer on black canyon road. Pzp is the modern humane way to go! Keep up the fight.

I have written recently. In addition to the plan to move Heber herds, the Forrest service and law enforcement has sadly lacked in solving a number of shot wild horses.

Another article

Great historical find! It’s proof enough for me. Thank you for sharing.

Such a historic monument as this herd is deserves every protection! ❣️

I will pray for the horses, they will need it. As for the rest of you? Too little, too late. Those animals need their own legal protection.

I believe there were horses there in 1907 but surely there is better evidence than two men who thought horses were growing “wings like a wild goose.”

Thank you for the link that made it quick and easy.

Done! Thank you for sharing. <3

And yet in 2013 there were none? Are the ones there today all estray Reservation horses?

I WISH they had wings!!!

What plan?

Done!

Done. Thx.

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Wow. Liars. Every lie will be revealed. 🙏🏼🇺🇸🙏🏼❤️

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Ready to help oppose the very bad Forest Service plan to remove most of the Heber wild horses? Just spread this poster all over Arizona and back, to absolutely everyone you know! Everyone is welcome! ... See MoreSee Less

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GET INVOLVED! ANYWAY YOU CAN! 🐴🐴🐴 SEE YOU AT THE RALLY! 🙂

I very much want to be part of this...but...it's at least an 8 hour round trip for me, not including the time I would be there. If by some miracle I could find someone to spend the night here in southern Pinal County (there is one person I can ask but last I knew her phone wasn't working and I don't have an email address for her either) in order to be able to tend to my various 6 animals (including 3 horses) who can't be left alone more than about 4 or 5 hours, and IF I could have some place to stay myself, near Phoenix, I could come. This is a huge long shot but I know on a Thursday it's going to be significantly more difficult than on a weekend day, to get a lot of people to show up.

Thank you SRWHMG for stepping up to save this beautiful and unique herd. They are absolutely worth it!! ❤🙏🐴❤

Thank you so much SRWHMG for stepping up to save the Beautiful and Heber Wild Horses ❤️🐴 🙏

Thank you for stepping up SRWHMG, these horses need to left alone and allowed to be free and wild.

The voices of many help. Make it a voice that makes seismic waves and cannot be ignored!

Keep them wild and free. Let’s be there voice!!!❤️🐴

Please,,, if you can't make it, please share this and spread it far and wide. These horses aren't hurting anyone.... They NEED our voices... We need to save them. They have done NOTHING wrong... I will be there Thursday. And will share.

Thanks for stepping up!!! Save the Heber Wild Horses ❤️🐴❤️

Here’s our chance to try and make a difference !!

Come one, come all...it is time for everyone to join together to save the Heber wild horses.

You go guys! Wish I didn’t live so far away!

While the Forest Service claims there were only 7 horses in 1974 according to one short walkabout, it did not take us very long to find actual proof in the AZ State archives that the Heber wild horses have been around for at least more than a century since 1907 in and around Heber.

The Heber horses are in Arizona’s high country and now its their turn to be saved. They are beautiful, wild, and free in a huge open forest. I’ve seen them and I’ll be there in Heber Thursday to do my best in trying to save them.

I don’t understand. What are these amazing animals doing that warrants their removal?

QUESTION, if they WERE let loose during the fire, would they not be classified as Wild? They have survived how many years?

The ranchers think they have rights, do they???

They do no harm

Will do anything to save them from roundup!

Gah I wish this could be on a weekend!

Is it to completely remove them or manage them like the BLM does?

They are coming for the domestic horses next

Thank you SRWHMG for doing this. Something needs to be done to stop these horses from being rounded up. Glad to be their voice!

What is their reasoning behind this planned removal?

Tall Timber’s Park is not on Yates Road. It’s actually no where near Yates Road

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