Wild horse and burro management.

HB 5 requires Wyoming to seek reimbursement from federal agencies for grazing costs of wild horses on state, county, or municipal lands. It establishes a tiered cost calculation method: standard rates for herds within federal management limits, and triple the rate for herds exceeding those limits. The bill authorizes Wyoming to use court orders to compel federal agencies to remove horses from nonfederal lands and creates a $2 million appropriation for state-led management, including cooperative agreements with tribes (like the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho) and federal agencies. This directly affects state and local landowners, federal land managers, and tribal governments by shifting grazing cost responsibility and enabling state-led management efforts.