Mm-hmm.

And they paid him $60,000 in 1996 for that set.

The, the guy that found him, Bra- uh, sorry, Ben Barnhart, just a y- what? Year and a half earlier, sold them for $3,000 to Brad Zell.

And then, so Brad Zell and Tim Kondik sell the antlers to my dad and Cabela's for 60,000 plus Bra- uh, Tim Kondik actually had first right of refusal on them, so he, he started, like, bidding on them against my dad.

So they gave him $3,000 to, like, bow out of the thing.

So the final deal for Cabela's was 63,000.

And so it was on the money 30 years.

It is a absolute giant.

The

reason I say all that is there's a different mode of enjoying the outdoors.

And this goes to what you're saying about like people wanting to watch.

So when I moved, um, out of Montana seven years ago.

First place I moved was right outside of Nashville, Tennessee.

And everybody's like, well, tell me, were you a hunter? You're a deer hunter and all this stuff.

I felt so compelled to be like, there's so much more to the time and the experience and what it means.

That's crazy.