I wish to thank you again, Mr. Chairman, for your help in clarifying these points and for your willingness to address this in conference to ensure more humane and effective management of our treasured wild horse herds, while maintaining our public range lands in a sustainable manner which protects watersheds and native plants and wildlife.
James Moran: “I wish to thank you again, Mr. Chairman, for your help in clarifying these points and for your willingness to address…”
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Discussing the management of wild horse herds and public rangelands.
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