 Any of the nests that were out there in the water, obviously if they aren't hatched yet, got wiped out by the flood water. So there's a ton of acres that probably had pretty good populations of pheasants and quail that if they hadn't hatched the nests yet were impacted negatively. Dollison says he does expect a significant drop in pheasant and quail population on those properties along the Missouri River. However, he doesn't expect much impact on migratory birds.