Save Wild Horses near Tonto National Forest

Please Create a Wild Horse exemption to Protect the legal status of the Wild horses in the Tonto National Forest in Arizona.
Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 required all national forests to conduct surveys of their areas and determine if wild horses roamed on forest lands. At the time, Forest Serv. determined all horses in the forest had been claimed by Native American tribes. Because of those findings, no wild-horse territory was created on the Tonto National Forest. Now that the horses currently on the land are categorized as stray livestock under the law.But many people dispute the Forest Service's 1971 findings. The Salt River Wild Horse Mgmt Group believes the horses are descendants of wild Spanish horses.
Please Save the iconic Horses by giving them legal Status.