You tell me.

So, yeah.

You kind of nailed it there.

So yeah, food, food plots are absolutely important, but like what you need on your property when it comes to holding deer and creating predictable movement, you have to have, you have to create the entire pattern.

And so what we're really trying to do from a really simple explanation is we're trying to create that bed to food pattern again, so you can have predictability throughout the day and how, how much of everything you need on your property with how much food or how much bedding or what you should emphasize on really depends on, your neighborhood and where does your property fit in within the neighborhood? So for example, there are just different neighborhood settings like here and where I met in Michigan, we are in a heavy cover area so that you have to drive maybe, a mile and a half, one direction, two miles in the other direction before you even get to an agriculture field where there might be some corn or soybeans.

So on my property here, I still need cover.

I 100% still need cover, but I would have to place more of an emphasis on food because I don't have a lot.

You got to creep that meanders through it.