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wild horse definition

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horse that has never been domesticated

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feral horse definition

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was domesticated, but returned to the wild and wild ways

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introduced exotic

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not native to the area

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reintroduced native

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used to be in the area, left and was brought back

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5
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what are pros to horse slaughter?

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resource utilization, population control, economic benefits, euthanasia option

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what are cons to horse slaughter?

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ethical concerns, animal welfare, health risk to public, emotional impact

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what is more used and more accurate, “free roaming” or “wild horses?”

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free roaming

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is there BLM in Helena? what does BLM stand for?

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yes, Bureau of Land Management

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What did the Taylor Grazing Act define the horses as? What was the impact on the horses?

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they defined horses as feral which led to them being removed from public land, and the forage was then mainly for wildlife.

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Which group was the most influential group in the 1970s between the Ranchers, Wildlife enthusiasts and the Protectionists?

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Protectionists, they had huge influence in getting protection for free roaming horses and burros

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Taylor Grazing Act, what year?

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1934

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Wild Horse Annie Act, what year?

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1959

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Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burro Act, what year?

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1971

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What did the Taylor Grazing Act, Wild Horse Annie Act, and Wild Free-Roaming and Burro Acts lead to?

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protection of wild horses and burros, designated herd management areas, management by federal agencies, population control, public involvement

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What did Ranchers believe about Mustangs?

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Generally do not like them on the landscape as they eat grass for their grazing animals, destroy fences and water holes, etc

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What did Protectionists believe about Mustangs?

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They should be allowed to roam freely on the landscape as apart of American culture.

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What did Wildlife Enthusiasts believe about Mustangs?

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They compete for natural resources with native animals

18
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What did Velma Johnson do to get the Government’s attention to the Mustangs?

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She got kids to write letters to the government

19
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When did the Free Roaming Horses population peak?

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1880’s

20
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Which State has the largest population of Wild horses and Burros?

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Nevada

21
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Were there a lot of black cowboys? About how many?

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A decent amount, about 1 to 4

22
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When was the first evidence of Black cowboys?

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Early 1900s, specifically 1907

23
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When did slaughterhouses in the U.S. get shut down and why?

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Legislative actions, Congress passed legislation that shut down facilities by withholding funding for USDA inspections, public opinion and activism, international market changes, unregulated horse meat

24
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What resources do you have access to if you have a horse that you can not take care of or the horse is no longer usable?

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Humane euthanasia, rehoming or adoption organizations, use them as a pasture pet, use them as a friend for another horse, equine sanctuaries

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What do you need to consider when buying a horse?

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How long will you be around, how long will the horse live, can you afford having a buddy horse, where will the horse live, can you afford monthly rent for boarding if you can’t keep the horse at your place, health and finances and how they relate, etc.

26
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Did horses make the Irish Army stronger or weaker or were they even used in war?

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Trick question, horses were not used in war

27
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What are 2 important things to know about Irish horse culture?

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  1. Modern and Historical, horse racing was very important
  2. They had a lot of breeds that they marked as theirs which became a foundation for other breeds to start
28
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What are 2 important things to know about Egyptian horse culture?

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  1. Heter is a word for horse
  2. Horses were reserved as gifts
29
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What are 2 important things to know about Swedish horse culture?

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  1. Dala horse was very important
  2. They had the Swedish Ardennes, the Fjord, and the Scandinavian coldblood trotter were all notable breeds
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What are 2 important things to know about Blackfoot horse culture?

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  1. Buffalo Jump, they would run the buffalo off of a cliff in order to kill them
  2. Their life revolved around horses, buffalo and warfare
31
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What are 2 important things to know about Polish horse culture?

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  1. 6 Native breeds
  2. Historically used as working horses until the 1990s
32
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What are 2 important things to know about Bedouin horse culture?

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  1. Arabians are one of the first and oldest domesticated horse breeds
  2. Arabians and Bedouin people had a huge impact on the modern breeding
33
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What are 2 important things to know about Mongolian horse culture?

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  1. Remained virtually unchanged from the time of Genghis Khan
  2. One of the earliest domesticated horses