yes so from trapping why do you think it's easier to trap like martin and fishers compared to like coyotes and foxes

Yeah, I think their general disposition in that family is different.

So a coyote default response is to run, basically, to be wary.

So it's more like a whitetail versus a mule deer.

A mule deer will stand there and look at you until you give it a reason to perceive you as a threat.

A whitetail, if it doesn't know, it just takes off.

And I would say often that's the same thing.

but like how's the, how's the balance in nature according to you?

How do you guys get after them? What's that full hunt experience look like for your hunters?

Yes, we have three different options for moose hunts right now.

Kind of our flagship hunts that we do are our, there are eight day wilderness river rut hunts.

So a lot of outfitters would call those a 10 day because we arrive the day before and depart the day after, but it's eight full days of hunting.

And it's not because we need that long to get the moose.

It's typically just giving us a margin for weather.

For getting in and out, because these are remote access areas.

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