 You know, back in the day, I knocked on a lot of doors, and I hunted with one or two people, and it was just a pleasure to go to the Dakotas and do that. But things have changed. You know, a lot of that sport has become very commercialized, and there's a lot of, you know, commercial situations now where you have to, you know, pay really good money to do it, and sometimes the birds are wild, sometimes they're planted. So it's really evolved into kind of a commercial business now.