Posted by Janicholson on November 16, 2008 at 07:06:03 from (66.173.50.135):
In Reply to: Mustangs posted by dave2 on November 16, 2008 at 06:49:33:
As a person who spent 1/3 of my life in the western US, and being an outdoor hiker etc. The killing and or transport of non-native species of large animal is a (usually) good thing. The free range animals destroy native vegetation and are very competitive with the large native species (Elk, Deer, bear, antelope, Mtn Goats, and many other species. The very existence of some of these is threatened by herds of horses. Burrows released by, or lost from mining in the Grand Canyon were mangling the environment there to the point that erosion and species competition was changing the canyon to the worse. (rapidly). Sense their removal the canyon has recovered in many ways. The deer population, native plants, and even ring tail cats, have rebounded. Stallions are wild animals, they have no net value as pets (not trainable) and horse meat is not economically reasonable to harvest in remote canyons for dog food. JimN
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