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Livestock Board of New Mexico

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The New Mexico Livestock Board was formed in 1967 after the merger of the Cattle Sanitary Board and the Sheep Sanitary Board. Also known as NMLB, the board employs more than 120 staff members. It provides patrol services and conducts investigations to ensure the safety and protection of livestock from diseases. In addition, the New Mexico Livestock Board coordinates with government and private sector agencies. The board operates a brand department that offers a variety of books and educational resources. The department also ... read more

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300 San Mateo Blvd NE, Ste 1000, Albuquerque, NM, 87108, United States

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Mon8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Tue8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Wed8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Thu8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Fri8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Tracy Reagan Kiele 
9 years ago

Bring our wild horses home. They are acknowledged as an important part of our wildlife community. One of the endearing aspects of living on the mountain is our wildlife--and ESPECIALLY our wild horses 

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Jæck Reppin 
9 years ago

Hauling off the horses from the Ruidoso area based on ONE OR TWO complaints, verses an entire community loving the fact of having wild/returned to the wild horses in a swift cloak-and-dagger operation sure doesn't seem to be a good move for good relations with the public, aka tax payer. It appears that the Board anticipated trouble, since I never heard before that it acted so prompltly. Sign of guilt or cowardice? 

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Lori Edge 
9 years ago

Why does one woman who is NOT even a property owner in Lincoln County have the power to round the Alto Wild horses up and have them hauled off???? I feel something illegal has happened here??? These horses need to be returned to their home and this person needs to keep the gate to her property closed! We know what end will come to these beautiful animals and it is not fair�� Money going in someones pocket illegally?? 

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Ruby Trost 
9 years ago

These horses need to be brought back home to Lincoln County! Their removal is totally absurd!! 

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Kathy Davis 
9 years ago

Who is allowed to bait and trap wild horses and have them hauled off? What kind of agency allows this? Please get these horses back on their homeland ASAP. 

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Jojo Gutierrez 
9 years ago

Ray baca u continue to do things illegally u should be fired from the livestock board! U know just as well as anyone these alto horses are protected in ruidoso. U have no right taking them from the people they are our horses u need to return them were they belong free! u need to immediately release those horses back to were they belong! 

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Mary Lou Guerra 
9 years ago
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Jenn Brockman 
9 years ago
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Chanel Molina 
9 years ago

Bring back our wild horses!!! From a Ruidoso Community Member 

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