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Wednesday, September 15, 2010
The Whole World is Watching  photo by Mark Terrell Dear Readers, This week I've had the opportunity to talk to world-renowned reporters from the biggest TV station in France. They came to Nevada to uncover the true story of our wild horses -- on the range, in BLM hands, in the care of adopters and more. They discovered free-roaming horses aren't easy to find, despite BLM's press releases describing thousands of "excess" mustangs. The reporters saw plenty of cattle, though and did, eventually film some wild ones. International coverage means THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING our treatment of living legends of the old West. And that should make you smile, at least for a minute! We are not alone in this battle to save what's precious. More later, Terri P.S. Neither of these Frenchmen have seen horse meat on menus of fine French restaurants. This stereotype is perpetuated, they say, by online fabrication and stories of the poor who are said to eat horse, just as poor people in the U.S. are rumored to eat cats and rats. They insist horse meat is NOT fashionable anyplace they've eaten! Labels: French media, horsemeat, wild horses Permalink to this blog post Posted by Terri Farley @ 3:40 PM 7 comments  
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