The Heber herd is the only herd left that hasn't been legally interrupted with culls and or PZP. This herd needs to be made a "Study Herd".
The biggest threat to the Heber herd has always been the Heber Wild Horse Territory management plan that the Forest Service is currently working on. It is expected out in January 2023. It will wipe out the Heber herd as we know it and eventually they will be no more due to the drastic herd cull and the use of PZP that are being planned for them.
The Heber herd is the only herd left that hasn't been legally interrupted with culls and or PZP. This herd needs to be made a "Study Herd".
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Heber wild horses have strong, beautiful hooves due to genetics and the fact that the horses are on the move.
“That of all living things that have played their part in the development of this country, except man, the horse has played the most prominent and beneficial role ... he portrays the West as all people like to think of it; he is a symbol of wild freedom to us all.” Velma Johnston aka Wild Horse Annie
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