Adobe Town Wild Horse Roundup Reports

Welcome to our roundup reporting page for Adobe Town, one of the most iconic and embattled wild horse habitats in the American West. Here, you’ll find eye witness reports, photographs, and videos from the field as the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) carries out the mass removal of wild horses from this breathtaking and ecologically rich landscape.

This roundup is part of a larger and deeply troubling effort by the BLM to eliminate wild horses from 2 million acres of federally designated habitat in Wyoming’s Checkerboard region. In Adobe Town alone, over 1,675 wild horses—most of the herd—are being targeted for removal. Even more devastating, the BLM aims to eradicate wild horses entirely from an additional 121,000 acres of Adobe Town it has reclassified as “unauthorized.” That portion of the operation is currently delayed pending the outcome of a lawsuit we’ve filed to stop it.These reports are not just documentation—they are a witness to a disappearing herd and a disappearing habitat. They expose the government’s prioritization of private livestock grazing over the preservation of federally protected wild horses. They show what’s happening on the ground, far from public view, in a landscape where wild horses have lived for generations.We hope these updates inspire you to take action, spread the word, and help us fight back—for the Adobe Town horses and for the future of wild herds across the West.

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