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Wild Horses: Myths vs. Facts Restoring Balance for Healthy Rangelands, Thriving Horses, and Multiple Use

by: Western Justice Legislative Fund News DeskPublished on: 19/08/2026

A point by point examination and debunking of the most pervasive myths surrounding "wild" horses

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Wild Horses: Myths vs. Facts Restoring Balance for Healthy Rangelands, Thriving Horses, and Multiple Use

Wolves: Myths vs Reality

by: Western Justice News DeskPublished on: 25/04/2026

Wolves are not symbols, moral actors, or ecological cure-alls; they are apex predators whose impacts must be managed with clear-eyed realism. Continuing to base policy on myth, selective science, and emotional appeal undermines both public trust and effective stewardship.

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Wolves:  Myths vs Reality

Wolf Conflict: It's A Management Problem

by: Western Justice Legislative Fund News DeskPublished on: 05/03/2026

Non-lethal tools without lethal backing are not management; they are just theater.

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Wolf Conflict: It's A Management Problem

Failed Illusions: Non-Lethal Wolf Management & “Reimbursement”

by: Western Justice Legislative Fund News DeskPublished on: 19/12/2025

Range riding won’t save a ranch. Compensation won’t save a ranch. Only honest, timely, decisive wolf management will.

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Failed Illusions: Non-Lethal Wolf Management & “Reimbursement”

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