Matt Skoglund

So we, so we, we quit our jobs, got married, moved to Bozeman friends and family thought we were bat shit crazy.

And we were like, nah, we're just, we're, we're doing it.

We'll figure it out.

And, uh, and at that point I knew I was, I did not want to be a lawyer.

And so I.

this was a dream job for me.

It was a non-litigation policy role.

Okay.

Yeah.

So it's like the perfect job for a former lawyer.

And the main issue I worked on was Bison.

Oh yeah.

For sure.

For sure.

So,

Well, one, I think, so my understanding and I don't follow it as closely, but in Montana, the dichotomy, if you will, is that, so when they're in the park, they're wildlife and then they, they literally, they step over this boundary that like you said, they can't see they enter Montana and, and

At that point, they're jointly managed between fish, wildlife, and parks, the managed wildlife, and then the department of livestock, the managed livestock.

But like old, yeah.

So they're, they're, I mean, I'm splitting hairs, but they, you know, cause they have.

You're correct.