Locations
Where are the majority of the wild horses located?
A)East
B)South
C)West
D)North
What is West?
what is a burro?
What is a small donkey?
What does the abbreviation BLM stand for?
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
In the three-year period from 1997-2000, ___ vehicular accidents were horse related.
A)96
B)100
C)93
What is 93?
The National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board will meet for two days in ________.
A) Sacramento, California
B) San Francisco, California
C) Houston, Texas
What is Sacramento, California?
What is a wrangler?
What is a cowboy who controls horses?
free-roaming (wild) horses of the west
In ____ The U.S. Congress passed the Wild Horse and Burro Act.
A)1971
B)1974
C)1980
What is 1971?
The federal Bureau of Land Management this week began its "gather" of about 2,500 wild horses in ...
A) Utah
B)Kentucky
C)Nevada
What is Nevada?
What is a forage?
What does optimal mean?
best or most-favorable
Fertility Control treatments only last_____
A)4-5 years
B)1-2 years
C)2-3 years
What is 1-2 years?
The government already keeps 34,000 wild horses and burros captive, mainly in Oklahoma and ______.
A)Kentucky
B)Kansas
C)Nevada
What is Kansas?
What does euthanized mean?
to kill an animal painlessly to relieve suffering
What does denuded mean?
stripped of grass
The government already keeps ________ wild horses and burros captive, mainly in Oklahoma and Kansas.
A)34,000
B)35,000
C)36,000
What is 34,000?
_____________ law states it is illegal to feed or provide water to wild horses.
Nevada or California
What is Nevada?
What is an ethicist?
a person concerned with right and wrong
What does desensitize mean?
to extinguish an emotional response such as fear
The National Academy of Sciences report found that the bureau had most likely undercounted the horses by 10 to ____%.
A) 40%
B)80%
C)50%
What is 50%?