tribal people. So given the, I just want to understand from you what is a percentage of tribal people there and non-priva people and how do you think that that balances or evens out the whole treaty and things in the Montana region? So, so just to clarify, the national bison range is on the Flathead Reservation. So the tribes were given the kind of the management, rights over the management of that range. But it was already on the reservation. It wasn't, it wasn't something off reservation that they were fighting over. It was on reservation land that was, you know, under the legal authority of the tribes but managed and trust by the federal government until until this occurred. In terms of the sorry, what was your question about your question about the kind of the numbers of non-tribal members? Yeah, I wanted to know that in this whole Montana region, which we're just with, in which the treaty is enforced, what is a percentage of the tribal people are there and the non-tribal people? Like how much benefit aren't they going to get the non-tribal people? So I can't remember the population of the tribe I don't remember right now. I believe it's about 8,000 and about 60% of the members live on the reservation so I believe it's it's I don't know the tribal members maybe it's about 8,000 and about 60% of the members live on the reservation. So I believe it's, I don't know, the travel members, maybe it's 5,000. I can't remember exactly right now how many travel members live on the reservation. It's a few times that in non-travel members. It's not