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2011-12-26 02:46:19 AM
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2011-12-26 02:51:03 AM
Whoa.
 
2011-12-26 08:44:25 AM
img.timeinc.net
 
2011-12-26 09:01:55 AM
Would have said this thread was done in one, but then Sad Keanu showed up and reminded me not to count my chickens pigeons before they hatch....
 
2011-12-26 09:45:59 AM
Natural dildos.
 
2011-12-26 09:46:39 AM
i1208.photobucket.com
 
2011-12-26 09:48:36 AM
Nay
 
2011-12-26 09:51:47 AM
so much for being excellent to each other
 
2011-12-26 09:51:57 AM
bogus
 
2011-12-26 09:52:31 AM
Could the article perhaps explained ... ah ... I don't know ... perhaps ... WHY they planned on castrating the stallions?

/I assume for over population or aliens or something
//journalism is dead
 
2011-12-26 09:53:34 AM
Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K.......


/this thread was done in three.......
 
2011-12-26 09:55:07 AM
Under a compromise approved by the court Thursday, the agency will be allowed to begin a long-term removal of roughly 1,800 wild horses from the sprawling Pancake Complex near Ely beginning about Jan. 12 as scheduled.

I would like to know more about this "Pancake Complex".
 
2011-12-26 09:56:54 AM
bravian: Could the article perhaps explained ... ah ... I don't know ... perhaps ... WHY they planned on castrating the stallions?

/I assume for over population or aliens or something
//journalism is dead


Yeah, pretty sure it's overpopulation. Political scientists like Bo Derek are responsible for this. (She supported legislation to ban horse slaughter for human consumption).

What seems weird makes perfect sense to me is that it's probably animal rights activists who are against castration. I guess they'd rather horses starve to death in the wild than control the population.
 
2011-12-26 09:59:12 AM
staging7.poconomcs.com
:-(
 
2011-12-26 10:00:48 AM
Somebody should mention that these horses are a destructive invasive species. That will present a nice conundrum.
 
2011-12-26 10:02:02 AM
Leopold Stotch: Somebody should mention that these horses are a destructive invasive species. That will present a nice conundrum.

So are deer. Are you going to castrate Bambi?
 
kab
2011-12-26 10:02:32 AM
Leopold Stotch: Somebody should mention that these horses humans are a destructive invasive species. That will present a nice conundrum.
 
2011-12-26 10:06:01 AM
Oh. THAT'S how that happened...
 
2011-12-26 10:06:38 AM
Happy Hours: What seems weird makes perfect sense to me is that it's probably animal rights activists who are against castration. I guess they'd rather horses starve to death in the wild than control the population.

The only logical solution? Wild horse hunting season!

/the Minnesotan way
 
2011-12-26 10:06:52 AM
BOGUS!

SAD tag still sleeping in this morning?
 
2011-12-26 10:07:13 AM
TheOther: Leopold Stotch: Somebody should mention that these horses are a destructive invasive species. That will present a nice conundrum.

So are deer. Are you going to castrate Bambi?


Where I'm from, they just hunt them down and shoot them. It's sort of like a full-body castration.
 
2011-12-26 10:07:41 AM
TheOther: Are you going to castrate Bambi?

Bambi's a girl. She works weekend night shift at Scores.
 
2011-12-26 10:07:56 AM
This time there is no Marilyn Monroe there to save the Nevada wild stallions....at least this time Clark Gable is dead
 
2011-12-26 10:07:58 AM
www.coolminiornot.com
 
2011-12-26 10:15:01 AM
Some time ago the Frenchmen used to show up at every wild horse roundup, buy them and export them to eat.

That outraged lots of people, so they now take the horses to Mexico and butcher them .

Fixed it all right. Fixed it real good.
 
2011-12-26 10:15:25 AM
bravian: Could the article perhaps explained ... ah ... I don't know ... perhaps ... WHY they planned on castrating the stallions?

Wait -- we need a reason?
 
2011-12-26 10:22:22 AM
I'm the lead for the band Wild Geldings, so I'm getting a kick and a snort out of this thread . . .
 
2011-12-26 10:25:35 AM
Happy Hours: bravian: Could the article perhaps explained ... ah ... I don't know ... perhaps ... WHY they planned on castrating the stallions?

/I assume for over population or aliens or something
//journalism is dead

Yeah, pretty sure it's overpopulation. Political scientists like Bo Derek are responsible for this. (She supported legislation to ban horse slaughter for human consumption).

What seems weird makes perfect sense to me is that it's probably animal rights activists who are against castration. I guess they'd rather horses starve to death in the wild than control the population.


Animals over-breeding for a given area of land is a myth created by bloodthirsty human beings who will make up any excuse for killing innocent creatures with their penis extenders because they can't get off any other way.

/deadpan off
 
2011-12-26 10:27:59 AM
No predators in Nevada?
 
2011-12-26 10:28:08 AM
Wow, we're kind of taking this Dominion Over All Animals thing and running with it...
 
2011-12-26 10:43:32 AM
Wouldn't want for there to be fewer feral horses out west. If they aren't overpopulated anymore, there won't be enough for the brand new slaughterhouses to process.

Job creation at its best? Or worst?

/"Animal activists" my ass
 
2011-12-26 10:43:59 AM
Actually, it's not overpopulation. It's the farking cattlemen who want the land, even though it was designated to Wild Horses & Burros by law in 1971. If the castration continued, it would further harm the genetics of the herds. It's horrible how they're rounded up, frequently by helicopter and many pregnant mares & elderly horses are killed or maimed during them. Then they get sent to live in pens (on tax $$) or sold off to foreign slaughterhouses. While there is no taxpayer cost to let them roam free.

I've volunteered at a rescue ranch and cared for Mustangs who's mother was taken from them in a roundup before they were weened (also illegally). I wish more people would become aware of the horrors they put these beautiful animals through & the corruption within the BLM. A great place to learn more is The Cloud Foundation: http://www.thecloudfoundation.org/Link (new window)

I am happy they've blocked the castrations, but they need to STOP the farking roundups too!
 
2011-12-26 10:44:36 AM
bravian: Could the article perhaps explained ... ah ... I don't know ... perhaps ... WHY they planned on castrating the stallions?

/I assume for over population or aliens or something
//journalism is dead


troll.me
 
2011-12-26 10:45:45 AM
TheOther: Leopold Stotch: Somebody should mention that these horses are a destructive invasive species. That will present a nice conundrum.

So are deer. Are you going to castrate Bambi?


Rule 34?
 
2011-12-26 10:45:56 AM
My brother is working on this. The government spends millions sending feed to these horses because they are over populated. Evidently the wife of T-bone Pickens has made it into one of her pet projects. They have been trying to find a way to stop the rampant breeding in a humane way. It's a huge mess.
 
2011-12-26 10:49:11 AM
What doess castrate mean, dude?
 
2011-12-26 10:49:17 AM
simplicimus: No predators in Nevada?

Sure, but we keep shooting them because we can. Oh, and because they were coming right at us.

vgss: Wow, we're kind of taking this Dominion Over All Animals thing and running with it...

Well... we were the ones who put the horses there to begin with, so it's not really a stretch. It's the same thought process as neutering the feral cat population (which by all accounts seems to be going well).
 
2011-12-26 10:52:03 AM
Onkel Buck: What doess castrate mean, dude?

Let me give a visual demonstration:

Before castration. After castration.
 
2011-12-26 10:52:40 AM
heidinoele: My brother is working on this. The government spends millions sending feed to these horses because they are over populated. Evidently the wife of T-bone Pickens has made it into one of her pet projects. They have been trying to find a way to stop the rampant breeding in a humane way. It's a huge mess.

The majority of the money is spent on the roundups & when they're in holding, not in the wild.
 
2011-12-26 10:55:59 AM
cretinbob: [exposureindexinc.com image 475x362]

Yes, that is the appropriate photo for this thread.
 
2011-12-26 10:59:35 AM
Wild horses couldn't drag me away,
Wiiiiild, wild horses; we'll geld them someday.
 
2011-12-26 11:00:39 AM
bravian: Could the article perhaps explained ... ah ... I don't know ... perhaps ... WHY they planned on castrating the stallions?

Horse testicles are full of iron.

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/walked right into that one
 
2011-12-26 11:02:30 AM
So are the My Little Ponies actually MTF conversions?
 
2011-12-26 11:05:46 AM
Snarfangel: Onkel Buck: What doess castrate mean, dude?

Let me give a visual demonstration:


Don't GIS "horse testicles" unless you want to see a lot of visual demonstration.

I would never have believed that there are so many horse castration pages online, and I've been online in one form or another since 1989.
 
2011-12-26 11:07:37 AM
kashari: Actually, it's not overpopulation. It's the farking cattlemen who want the land, even though it was designated to Wild Horses & Burros by law in 1971. If the castration continued, it would further harm the genetics of the herds. It's horrible how they're rounded up, frequently by helicopter and many pregnant mares & elderly horses are killed or maimed during them. Then they get sent to live in pens (on tax $$) or sold off to foreign slaughterhouses. While there is no taxpayer cost to let them roam free.

I've volunteered at a rescue ranch and cared for Mustangs who's mother was taken from them in a roundup before they were weened (also illegally). I wish more people would become aware of the horrors they put these beautiful animals through & the corruption within the BLM. A great place to learn more is The Cloud Foundation: http://www.thecloudfoundation.org/Link (new window)

I am happy they've blocked the castrations, but they need to STOP the farking roundups too!


I totally agree that more people need to know about the corrupt inner workings of the BLM. I worked at a stable that had pens in the back that were rented to them to keep the rounded up horses before they go to auction. I learned all sorts of terrible things while working there.

With all the abuse that happens though, I don't understand why plans to castrate the horses aren't good alternatives to the round ups. The herds already have a limited genetic pool.
 
2011-12-26 11:09:18 AM
kashari: Actually, it's not overpopulation. It's the farking cattlemen who want the land, even though it was designated to Wild Horses & Burros by law in 1971. If the castration continued, it would further harm the genetics of the herds. It's horrible how they're rounded up, frequently by helicopter and many pregnant mares & elderly horses are killed or maimed during them. Then they get sent to live in pens (on tax $$) or sold off to foreign slaughterhouses. While there is no taxpayer cost to let them roam free.

I've volunteered at a rescue ranch and cared for Mustangs who's mother was taken from them in a roundup before they were weened (also illegally). I wish more people would become aware of the horrors they put these beautiful animals through & the corruption within the BLM. A great place to learn more is The Cloud Foundation: http://www.thecloudfoundation.org/Link (new window)

I am happy they've blocked the castrations, but they need to STOP the farking roundups too!


QFT
 
2011-12-26 11:11:08 AM
(well, that thought was cut off. oops.)
 
2011-12-26 11:21:57 AM
icepriestess: kashari: Actually, it's not overpopulation. It's the farking cattlemen who want the land, even though it was designated to Wild Horses & Burros by law in 1971. If the castration continued, it would further harm the genetics of the herds. It's horrible how they're rounded up, frequently by helicopter and many pregnant mares & elderly horses are killed or maimed during them. Then they get sent to live in pens (on tax $$) or sold off to foreign slaughterhouses. While there is no taxpayer cost to let them roam free.

I've volunteered at a rescue ranch and cared for Mustangs who's mother was taken from them in a roundup before they were weened (also illegally). I wish more people would become aware of the horrors they put these beautiful animals through & the corruption within the BLM. A great place to learn more is The Cloud Foundation: http://www.thecloudfoundation.org/Link (new window)

I am happy they've blocked the castrations, but they need to STOP the farking roundups too!

I totally agree that more people need to know about the corrupt inner workings of the BLM. I worked at a stable that had pens in the back that were rented to them to keep the rounded up horses before they go to auction. I learned all sorts of terrible things while working there.

With all the abuse that happens though, I don't understand why plans to castrate the horses aren't good alternatives to the round ups. The herds already have a limited genetic pool.


They don't even need to do the roundups, especially at this complex, it's HUGE. Taking the gene pool down further in huge numbers is not a good solution, maybe a select few here & there.

Another issue, especially for domestic horses is affordable euthanasia. If I won the lottery, I would like to start some sort of organization to help with that.
 
2011-12-26 11:33:14 AM
BitwiseShift: I'm the lead for the band Wild Geldings, so I'm getting a kick and a snort out of this thread . . .

Wyld Geldyngz!!!
 
2011-12-26 11:39:19 AM
Leopold Stotch: Somebody should mention that these horses are a destructive invasive species. That will present a nice conundrum.

So are cattle.
 
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