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I had a lot of people, uh, in the agriculture community, you know, just throughout like my friend and family network, reach out and be like, okay, how are you going to screw us?

And how are you going to help us?

It was really the whole conversation.

No.

Interestingly enough, when I talk about this, almost every,

Almost every single person that I talked to, and these are like old Montana families, they said, now, if you could tell me that Corner Crossing would move the elk off of my absentee landowner neighbor's property so they keep moving around, instead of just coming onto my place at night, I'd be all for Corner Crossing.

But the next door neighbor who is completely absentee doesn't do anything, but show up for a couple of days during elk season.

Um, that's who I want help with.

So, um, the, we filed a couple of weeks ago, then you have to serve.

Um,

to my knowledge, it has been served and then the state will have 42 days from, from when they received the paperwork to, uh, make some sort of an action.

So more than, more than likely what, uh, they will do is ask for the case to just be dismissed and say, well, it doesn't meet.

No, no, no.

This was just a memo.

We didn't create a rule or a law and ask for, ask for the case to be dismissed.

And, um, well, I don't, I don't think the lieutenant governor quite did that.

She made her,

opinion be known.

And then, uh, representative Paul Fielder.

Yeah.