The Associated Press reports that the Bureau of Land Management has finished seizing cattle and horses owned by Western Shoshone sisters Mary and Carrie Dann in the latest episode of a decade-long land dispute. The government claims that the sisters have been illegally grazing hundreds of animals on federal property, with a negative impact on the land and other ranchers who have grazing permits. The Danns say that the land still belongs to the Western Shoshone tribe, according to a 1863 treaty. More than 530 horses were taken off the ranch and will be placed in a ranch in Southern California.
