Right.

They're kind of like a fish out of water.

You know what I mean? They, they might, they don't set up on the shady side of the tree.

They set up with the sun, maybe in their face.

They, you know, there's a lot of little, little tiny things that all make a little bit of a difference.

Um, so I think where you set up is hugely important.

Of course, the wind is important.

You know, as they're growing up, what were the things that you felt that you absolutely had to teach them from the beginning about hunting? And what do you feel matters the most for any parents like listening right now who have maybe like younger kids that they really want to instill the most into? What do you think is the things that are the most important, at least to you?