To the antelopes. I mean, that was gonna be a pretty groundbreaking decision. I mean, even because by then we had done some midsize North American things like coyotes and kit fox and big horn sheep as part of a research project that was fish and game came to us and said, “If you’ve got space, would you breed big horn sheep for us that we can use to study disease because it local population, big horn, were dying of blue tongue and they wanted a managed herd that they could do everything, test darts guns on and so we built, the university convinced Mr. Boyd that we should do this. And I, of course, certainly didn’t stand in the way. So, we built an enclosure which still stands today and still has big horn in it.
