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The count's all over the place. First at one point I heard 400, but then I heard, well when they got to the kill part of it Thursday night, then they said something like 300 and something. 330 or some number like that. And then a few months back they said they killed a few. And I didn't really say why, but they might have just been practicing on a few of them. Because probably on a smaller scale they've done this before. I don't think, like this is more noticeable because it's a huger operation. Because you hear of calls here in BC, but you don't hear of it usually from the Food Administration. Like okay, in some of the parks, and I'm not positive which ones, I don't live here explicitly to say so. I'm a visitor still, but in some of the parks they do calls on coyotes and cougars and that, right? But that's different. That's like you would call 311 and they would send, I don't know who it would be, park rangers or whoever. And it's not the same thing. Yeah, there wouldn't be thousands and thousands of slugs. Like a firing squad. That's how you're describing this. They do calls through the parks all the time. But it's not those same people. There's no police, there's no RCMP.