07/28/2026
The helicopter left. The fight didn't.
Our team stayed at the Callaghan Complex from the first day to the last — including after the early headlines faded and most attention moved on. What we saw, and what the paperwork says, don't line up. The tallies shifted. The access shrank. The plan behind it all still stands for the next ten to twenty years. The plan we have taken into a courtroom.
That's a lot more than a caption can hold.
We wrote a full recap: what actually happened out there, what the numbers do and don't add up to, why the underlying plan is still in court, and what happens next for the roughly 2,000–3,000 wild horses still on that range.
If you've been following along through short posts and screenshots, please give yourself the full picture. Threads move fast and lose detail. The article has the context, the timeline, and the answers to the questions we keep seeing asked.
Read it here, and share it with someone who's been asking what's going on: https://wp.me/p1sfxY-Ld8
Understanding is what turns concern into change. Thank you for taking the extra couple of minutes to click and read the article.
These are the last to leave the range. As they head into an off-limits to the public facility, let us not forget them and the ones they left behind.
