Matt Skoglund

And that's good.

And I look back, those are cattle producers.

The one was a cattle producer.

The other one, um, is, uh, he rebuilds cars and trucks.

And, um, but I look back those first couple of years and I'm like, it's, I feel like it's a miracle.

I'm alive.

But, but again, on the flip side in this, this has talked a lot about, this has talked a lot about currently in ranching.

Cause a lot of ranches are being passed from, you know,

the older generation to people our age.

Yeah.

And there's, there could be some tension where it's like, well, I'm going to mix things up and the parents or the in-laws or whoever, like, no, no, we've done it this way for a hundred years.

You're not changing.

So, so there's definitely some advantages to having no background in agriculture, but, but yeah, I was, I felt like, yeah, I just felt like we were missing something that someone wasn't telling us something that, that summer of 2018, we were getting started.

Yeah.

So that's, so, so, so, so we, so yeah, so I came back from the holistic management workshop, all fired up, you know, I write a business plan and.

Sarah's all in, but she's like, um, she's like no offense to the rest of America.

It's gotta be within an hour of Bozeman because our community's here.

And at that point we have, we have two kids.

And at that point, our, our daughter had just turned one.

Our son was like four and, uh,