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My husband was watching this video and he has been a cowboy all of his life, they never mistreat livestock and only kill cows to eat in a very humane way. Their cattle is only grass fed and always roams wild. As a comment on the dead burro he says it was not due to lack of water, wild burros can last up to 15 days without drinking water when they are being chased. He is very experienced and in his opinion it could be multiple cramps from running so much it affects their whole body.

@HERBALNATUMAN1

5 жыл бұрын

Diana Teran say your husband i am a cow boy too and this guy didn't do nothing wrong.

@HumaneObserver

4 жыл бұрын

Your confidence in your husband is touching. Sounds like he wants to reassure you, but his facts are not correct. He is guessing and wishful thinking. i urge you to Google these things and do your own research.

@thejack9178

4 жыл бұрын

No humane way to kill idiot

@olchat2012

4 жыл бұрын

There is NO humane way of killing, butchering or "sacrificing" an animal. I butcher animals to feed my family AND...There has not been one time I didn't feel guilty of taking a life. There is no way to make the taking a life look or sound beautiful.

Video taping ur own government 👌👍 u should walk down ther n hand out water 🙂🙃

Odds are that they would only drink once a day or even every other day. As said numbers need to be managed. Stick to the cities or learn about management of stock.

@thejack9178

4 жыл бұрын

Shut the fuck up you dumb pest. Animals should be left the fuck alone

@georgiadailyr3448

3 жыл бұрын

@@thejack9178 yeah no they shouldn’t if you had brains you’d know they kill of almost all natural Vegetation and cause hundreds of thousands of dollars bye getting hit bye cars possibly killing them and the driver you clearly know nothing and are just a dump fuck up who thinks they are right for no reason other than they have a opinion well I have something called facts

@HumaneObserver

3 жыл бұрын

​@@georgiadailyr3448Actually, Georgia, I don't see any facts; in reality, you have hot air and a lot of opinion. The burros are not "causing hundreds of thousands of dollars" in car accidents here. They need to drink. As I said to Linda Andrews, wild horses and burros are not camels; they need to drink. They need 8 to 16 gallons of water a day to stay healthy. Perhaps the can survive without water for a day, but this is not the say they can live or thrive. That would be a very urgent, temporary state of affairs.

@HumaneObserver

3 жыл бұрын

Wild horses and burros are not camels; they need to drink. They need 8 to 16 gallons of water a day to stay healthy. Perhaps the can survive without water for a day, but this is not the say they can live or thrive. That would be a very urgent, temporary state of affairs. I live in the country. I have horses. "Odds are" is wrong. I don't manage my animals with "odds are"; I care about them and learn what they need. Your callous attitude is noted. Why you are hateful to me is anybody's guess. Wild horses and burros yes need management plans. Helicoper roundups are not "management"; removal isn't "management" any more than having a one sale is advertising strategy for Nike tennis shoes. Instead, they have a message, "Just do it." They have an advertising stratey, and they have a plan to make it happen. They don't just throw on a sale and hope people will start buying Nikes. Wild horses and burros on public land are a legal Resource. BLM is supposed to have a management plan for each area.

@lindaandrews9245

3 жыл бұрын

Elyse Gardner Walsh A vet in the N. Australia studied the brumbies and found that they didn't travel to water for two or three days, this included mares with foals at foot. When animals go feral they need to be managed, without management they do destroy the environment. It might be callous to you, as in you you saying one of the men kicked the jack donkey to try and get it to move, ever seen a burro kick another? No way could a man kick half as hard. Wild life is not all daisies and rainbows, it is hard. Natural death is starvation. As for me being callous (as you stated) I have plenty of experience having been working with animals all my life professionally, mostly dealing with 'problem' animals. Cruelty did not play a part in my regime, my animals came first. However, it did make me a realist.

Guys did a great job considering the circumstances. Long live cowboys.

@googleur1965

4 жыл бұрын

what they do with them?

@HumaneObserver

2 жыл бұрын

@@googleur1965 They go to government holding facilities where they become available for adoption by people, to bring to their ranches. That is hopefully what will happen. Other bad things can and do happen, like purchase for slaughter. This is not a legal use for them. People who purchase them sign a statement promising they will not use them for food or rodeo or anything inhumane.

@HumaneObserver

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, the cowboys can do a good job, but on this day they were disgustingly inhumane. Keeping these animals in this pen all day with no water in this heat after running them to these extremes was inhumane, and if I could have got to court and back in time, I would have done so, and BLM would have been found to be in violation of their own Comprehensive Animal Welfare Program which is in place now (2021) but which was not yet in place in 2010. Nevertheless, the Wild Free Roaming Horse and Burro Act of 1971 was in place, and in it the government is charged that they must treat these animals humanely. This was not humane.

you should edit out the shot of the water truck. you're clearly showing the truck they use to take water to those pens. it would make your interpretation of events more believable. otherwise nice little story you've made here.

@HumaneObserver

6 жыл бұрын

What water truck are you referring to? I do not see a water truck in this video. But you are correct that there was a water truck out there to spray down the dusty earth and keep the working horses watered. So it was all the more egregious that no water was given to those burros all day long. I was there. It seemed hotter than 80F, and those spunky burros had run their hearts out. The BLM and/or roundup contractors are supposed to provide for the needs of these animals. I report on what I see; I do not change the story. The burros received no water while at this trap site.

@HumaneObserver

5 жыл бұрын

The water truck was wetting down the dirt to reduce dust. No water was given the captured animals. BLM never has water in their trap pens. The animals are not usually left in the trap pen fir more than an hour. The empty the trap quickly to make room for more incoming animals. But just as bad, I have seen animals stuck in the trailer for three hours as well. The usual custom is to get the horses off to temporary holding corrals where they spend the night and settle down. Usually this is because the BLM holding facilities like Palomino Valley or Broken Arrow are a good four hours away from where they are capturing wild horses in the high desert. And for the record, I don’t edit things out in order to create a fiction to make BLM Look bad. I will focus on aspects of the truth that are bad enough in themselves. I do not fabricate stories. I will also praise the Bureau of Land Management for doing things well and right and that benefit the horses and burros , and I will criticize when they don’t.

Even if there is a water shortage, I hate to see them lose their freedoms. Why not just put out water for them in various designated areas?

@HumaneObserver

3 жыл бұрын

The issue on this day was not a "water shortage" in the wild: the BLM had just chased these animals with helicopter over miles of sage and lava-rock-filled terrain on a day between 86 and 97 degrees Fahrenheit. Burros had been running for well over an hour, often for two hours or more, and at the end many were chased by wrangler on a saddle horse with the helicopter in close pursuit as the burro made a valiant last-ditch effort for freedom. Exhausted and extremely thirsty, these animals were forced to wait in the trap pen for over 8 hours with NO WATER. We now have the Comprehensive Animal Welfare ("CAWP") program in place and can bring charges against BLM for failing to keep to that standard they have adopted. Even so, BLM breaks with their own best practices too often. SLowly, though, if people will hold them to it, BLM gets better at things. Please consider supporting our work. Wild Horse Education are the only ones to litigate against inhumane handling, and we won every time. That means we have the law on our side. We cannot make people follow the law, but we can make them pay if ithey don't. THank you for your interest.

@cosmoc_2o_o9

Жыл бұрын

@@HumaneObserver ,

@dodo13578

Жыл бұрын

@@HumaneObserver These poor donkeys could alive in nature by themselves obviously, why they should be adopted???

🏇 Jesus Cristo e o senhor 🏇

When you say they are an invasive species, I know that horses were part of the natural environment before the end of the ice age, when they and the mega fauna went extinct. I don’t know about donkeys or burros but to say that a species is invasive when they’ve clearly been here before just seems wrong.

Hi guys! i'm not from US and i dont understand english very well... could you say for what reason those comboys were capturing those burros?? what were they intention?? to kill them???

@sandraboe7726

5 жыл бұрын

Not kill them -- but to rehome them. We have too many feral burros and horses on public lands. They destroy the environment when their numbers rise, and they haven't any natural pedators to keep their numbers down. If we don't manage these animals, they will starve on the public lands where they live and also ruin the environment for native wild animals such as deer and sheep.

So the donkeys lost their freedom?

Why don't they have water waiting inside the pins for all these Burrows that is wrong they're supposed to have water and food in there for them what what

You go bring water for the donkey

Poor burros

@justsomerandomguynamedsam3657

4 жыл бұрын

That's how it is my friend we've been doing this kind of stuff for thousands of years

Why not just bring a truck and trailer back to the stragglers, because they would probably just go in

@HumaneObserver

5 жыл бұрын

These are truly wild animals, and they are prey animals. The implication here is that, number one, they are terrified of humans and human equipment. They will not go into a trailer unless they are forced in at this point. They would not “just go in.” The other thing to realize is that prey animals do not like to be in closed spaces. Even domestic horses need special training to comfortably and willingly enter a trailer. Prey animals are naturally claustrophobic, feeling trapped and unable to escape. Prey animals have their eyes on the sides of their head so they can see almost all the way around them selves. They are always in fear of being attacked and eaten. Humans are predators; cats and dogs are predators. The hardwiring, ie., the basic reactions to life are completely different between prey animals and predators.

I like the video till you started tell lies .

@HumaneObserver

6 жыл бұрын

I have stuck to the facts. You clearly have an agenda already, coming out of the chute straight up calling me a liar. I wonder if I should even bother talking with people when they come straight out just fixing for a fight -- "them's fight'n words"!-- and show no interest in a fact-based conversation about the burros or this video. But for now, I'll ask, see if we can have a respectful conversation. Please elaborate. What do you think is inaccurate about this video? Or a "lie"?

@meiravronen4993

4 жыл бұрын

There is a reason why the average number of murders (of people. Animal killing isn't considered murder) in the US is approx. 5 times higher then that of any other western country in the WORLD. Most of Americans are like you - ENTITLED and you confuse yourselves with God. She doesn't lie at all. You just think only you and yours should be living there.

why would you say automatically Mexico. there are horses and burros killed all over the world even in America as much as you hate to hear it. yes even in the great USA horses and burros are killed. I am from Mexico and the Mexican vaqueros are really caring to our animals would it be a horse a burro anything.

@kidfromstatenisland

8 жыл бұрын

+Adan Gomez It is illegal to slaughter horses and burros/mules in the USA and sadly, Adan, YES, Mexico - directly to Mexico where the method of slaughter is unspeakably horrific, preparing them with a short, sharp knife stabbed into the poll to wither. You are not up-to-date on this issue.

@kidfromstatenisland

8 жыл бұрын

+Adan Gomez Horse slaughter is illegal in the USA. And yes, they are slaughtered in Mexico by the most heinous treatment and slaughter imaginable. I do know a few "vaqueros", from a neighborhood I lived in for many years - well. I even had one of them get me one of their marvelous saddles. And yes - most of them were good to their horses. Vaqueros would not allow what goes on in the slaughterhouses.

@HumaneObserver

7 жыл бұрын

Adan Gomez, how I wish what you say was accurate! I agree with the Kidfromstatenisland: Horse slaughter in Mexican abattoirs is a horses "worst nightmare," according to the animal husbandry professor and Colorado State University, Dr. Temple Grandin. The puntilla, a small boning knife, is used to stab the horse in the back near the withers until the spinal cord is severed and the horse collapses, paralyzed, still fully conscious but unable to move. The horse is then strung up by one hind leg, the throat is slit, and the horse bleeds out until losing consciousness. The terror and pain is unimaginable, especially as they smell the blood and the scent of fear produced by the preceding horses. True vaqueros are not in this picture. This is the most brutal form of horse slaughter, although none of it is "humane" because "humane" means no fear and no pain, and no expectation of either one of those things. Also, Mexican tradition condones horse tripping, a brutal "sport" in which horses are made to gallop in a round pen and the "sport" is to rope one or more of the horse's legs, which nine out of ten times causes a head-over-heels somersault, causing major injuries to the animals. I have seen two-year-old fillies used for this, and then the same horses used as "bucking" horses in the same rodeo. The horses are then shipped to slaughter. These poor babies; they are just babies, frightened out of their minds and abused for fun, sport, and "tradition." No, I would not want to be a horse in Mexico. In the care of a true vaquero, yes, but they are few and far between. BTW, horse slaughter is illegal in the United States at this time. There are no slaughter plants currently operating.

Ending comments of this video tell the story why so many are opposing these round up ~ many are just not aware this is happening though which is so unfortunate.

@joseortega6298

5 жыл бұрын

Por otro unl

Is sadly , for all animal in this world cruelty,🥺😢

Мұса

Poor workers haven’t had water either. What a shame.

@HumaneObserver

2 жыл бұрын

More like this sarcastic comment and I will delete you. The wranglers drank as much water as they wanted all day.

The government decides that the environment can't hand the wild burros and mustangs (which is complete bullshit) and auctions them off. They are not supposed to be sold to slaughter, but many are anyway.

CHRIST DIED FOR OUR SINS HE WAS BURIED AND ON THE THIRD DAY HE WAS RAISED FROM THE DEAD IN THE FLESH AND SEEN OF OVER 500 EYEWITNESSES AT ONCE..THIS SAME RISEN SAVIOR COMMANDS EVERYONE EVERYWHERE TO REPENT AND BE BORN AGAIN TO ESCAPE THE FIRES OF HELL....ASK GOD TO FORGIVE YOUR SIN AND BE BORN AGAIN TODAY.....TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE ..MAY GOD ALMIGHTY BLESS YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES FOREVER IN CHRIST JESUS

Lady, u dont know nothing about nothing, this men are doing a good job, people like u dont understand..

@HumaneObserver

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yes? What don't I understand? I've documented wild horses and burros for over 10 years now. You don't WANT to understand. You don't want to know the truth. The wranglers did a decent job capturing them. Wild burros are difficult to capture. BUT they did a lousy job caring for them. And they did not need rounding up to begin with.

Look u don’t like this ? Go vegan

@missminx1777

4 жыл бұрын

Sam Bur that.... doesn’t make sense

@sambur6480

4 жыл бұрын

Ashley Switzer they clear the donkeys for grazing cattle so people can eat the cattle.

Looks like they were doing fine in the wild - these kidnapping demons need to be dealt with - not videotaped.

BLM will eventually wipe out the Mustangs and Burros

@americanairgunhunter

3 жыл бұрын

Hopefully..... they shouldn’t be there and are negatively impacting a fragile ecosystem

I love animals but clearly your video is so misleading, pardon me, the video is right, your narrative is purposely I’ll.

@HumaneObserver

3 жыл бұрын

Specify your dispute with my narration, please. I stick to facts. I am glad to discuss your questions.

@user-fz3xt7el3p

3 жыл бұрын

@@HumaneObserver Dear Elyse, my apologies. I wrote this comment about another Burro-related video where I believe my comment were applicable. I watched your video and I see you are an animal lover and I salute that. I love animals too. I see the points you made about how they treat those burritos and I support your concerns. My apologies again for my mistake.

I have to say, knowing how inhumane roundups used to be, this roundup was done humanely They are using flags, which is part of the natural horsemanship technique, not cattle prods, not sticks, etc. which is historically used on equines. The burros were trotting, most of the time, and to drive them 1/4 to 1/2 is not far at all. Burros also have an ability to go long distances at a trot and they are also able to go without water for far longer than horses are. One Jenny died? That is sad -- but I also know that too many burros and horses on public lands is destroying the environment and makes it unsuitable for our native mule deer, big horn sheep and other animals. I don't want to see wild horses and burros disappear from our landscape -- but without controls on their exploding populations, we risk losing our native animals. Burros are not wild -- they are feral. The same is true of the horse. I don't think ranchers should have cattle on public lands, either. They do their own share of damage and the law permitting ranchers use of public lands is outdated and needs to be changed. But again, I didn't see anything on this video that was cruel or abusive. Did the guy kick the jack? Maybe -- he definitely pushed it with his foot. None of the burros were dragged behind a horse or thrown down and tied, which is is something that happens at rodeos and makes me wince. These are excellent horsemen (possibly women?) out there doing a hard job that has to be done. That's the reality. I wouldn't say that any of these animals were abused.

@thejack9178

4 жыл бұрын

Shut the fuck up these animals belong in the wild and humans have no right to do this. Would like to see you get treated like this

so sad......are we challenging them (BLM) with these videos?

I hope they don't kill the burros to make dog food !! ..what do they want the burros for ??