The Jicarilla Ranger District is terminating its management of the Herd Management Area and passing the responsibility to the Bureau of Land Management. The transition will be in place on 1 Oct. 2011. We are working our tails off to get the last of the horses trained and adopted before the funding goes away.
We are taking the challenge to scale up and prevent any horses from being sent to Long Term Holding in the midwest.
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I love the mustangs, you all have done such a great job, I wish I was young again and could adopt them. But my days for owning and riding are done. Will be praying for all the horses to find good homes! Would love to hear/see if they do.
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