 Well, Dallison says flooding typically has a minor impact, if any, on deer populations. They're obviously able to just head east into the hills to the dry ground. We think the population of deer in the Loess Hills east of the Missouri River Valley, you know, increased a ton in 2019. But as far as, you know, it didn't really impact the population to speak of otherwise. And it seems like they filter right back into the river areas as soon as the floodwaters recede.