Lacy's Letter to President Trump to Save The Wild Horses

The following is a letter Lacy sent to President Trump to encourage him to take action to help save our wild horses.

Dear President Trump,

You can double or triple your approval rating RIGHT NOW!!!

Here’s how and why:

88% of American Voters strongly support the preservation and protection of wild horses and burros.

Announce that you will save these animals by allowing them to pay their own way!!!  Create the Donald J Trump National Wild Horse and Burro Reserve on a large tract of BLM land, very near Yellowstone Park in Wyoming or Montana.  (the park alone gets 4.5 million visitors per year)

Propose and initiate development of a uniquely American Wild West Experience for eco-tourists world-wide.  Offer jeep safaris, trail rides, nature walks, photo and museum tours, along with visits to an Interpretive Center and the National BLM Training and Adoption Facility there.

Imagine the possibilities; The newest Trump Tower Hotel, Wild Horse Casino and Donald J. Trump Championship Golf Course nearby, with restaurants, gift shops and galleries for the visitors.

Create a yearly Wild Horse and Burro sale and adoption event, rodeo and concert with BIG entertainment!!!

Sow the seeds of job creation, outdoor adventure, tourism and the preservation of the History and Heritage of the great American West, coupled with the protection and preservation of our beloved and iconic Wild Horses and Burros.  Earn the love and respect of 88% of the voters.  Reap the gratitude and appreciation of ranchers whose cattle will no longer have to compete for grass.  Control horse and burro populations with effective, humane and reversible birth control like PZP.

In conclusion, since 88% of us revere these animals, it stands to reason that many will come to honor and revere the man with the vision to save them and create a perfect diamond in the crown of American Historical and Ecological preservation - the proud and beautiful legacy of our 47th President, Donald J Trump.

Respectfully

Lacy J Dalton

PS – Later, satellite eco-tourism destinations can be developed in diverse locations (perhaps even on established Herd Management Areas).  These destinations might be themed parks, i.e. a Native American Center in the Dakotas, one near San Diego Wild Animal Park (5.4 million visitors per year) or perhaps a cowboy installation in Texas.