When the federal government last started a shooting spree of wild cattle on forest land in New Mexico, some of the carcasses were left rotting in a river.
So claimed the New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association in a federal court complaint filed against the U.S. Forest Service. The cattle ranchers group wants a temporary restraining order against the Forest Service.
At least 65 of the cattle were gunned down from helicopters earlier this month.
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