FRED SNOOK

FRED SNOOK specializes in the procurement and management of equine resources for federal land and wildlife management operations, with demonstrated experience in organizing and executing horse and mule sales under the Department of the Interior. Their core capabilities center on the logistical coordination of live animal transfers, compliance with federal animal handling standards, and the facilitation of public auctions for equine assets managed by federal agencies. This includes the preparation of animals for sale, documentation of lineage and health records, and adherence to USDA and BLM protocols for equine disposition. The contractor’s technical expertise lies in the operational execution of equine resource reallocation, ensuring regulatory compliance and public transparency in the disposition of government-owned animals. Their unique specialization is in managing high-stakes, time-sensitive equine sales events that serve both conservation and range management objectives. The contractor has established a direct working relationship with the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting equine management programs tied to public land stewardship. Their work supports the agency’s mission to maintain healthy wild horse and burro populations through responsible adoption and sale initiatives, aligning with the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act. Their primary industry focus is on NAICS 112920—Horses and Other Equine Production—which in practice involves the controlled breeding, care, and disposition of equines under federal oversight. This niche positions them as a specialized vendor in the federal wildlife and public land management sector, serving a highly regulated and mission-critical segment of the agricultural and natural resources market. FRED SNOOK operates as a small, individually owned entity (2J structure) based in Salmon, Idaho, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is localized but strategically aligned with federal equine management zones in the Western U.S., allowing for efficient logistics and on-site coordination of animal handling and sale events.