A Few Words About Funny Farm Mustangs
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The management of our country’s majestic wild horses and burros has always been a political issue but an even larger emotional issue for those of us that own wild horses, or what they are commonly referred to as “mustangs”. To own, train and be a part of a mustang’s family is an experience only a small amount of people, in comparison to the number of horse owners, really get to experience. These majestic animals, living in the wild and surviving by their incredible “common sense” and intelligence, ultimately become part of round ups, called “gathers” conducted by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) at some point or another, in order to keep the herds at a manageable level and are sent to short and long term holding corrals. Through the BLM, an adoption policy is set forth where potential adopters of wild horses can go and view these horses and apply to adopt one. The BLM also conducts a variety of adoptions across the United States, via satellite or at local BLM sponsored events in a host of cities, which Funny Farm Mustangs assists with through an established volunteer support program.