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tell you also if you are night shooting with thermal equipment or night vision and a <br />suppressed rifle – the pigs will stand there while you shoot the entire sounder and it is <br />very helpful in that way because they don’t – I don’t think they, they think we can’t see <br />in the dark – I’m convinced they think we can’t see them – and so you’ll be at a <br />reasonable distance, but when you’re under night vision or thermal they’ll stand there <br />and look at you and not understand what’s happening, so, I, I think it is reasonable but <br />it's always a public safety concern and it was here for a long time as well or just a <br />burden on game wardens, how will they enforce this versus if you’re, you’re out there <br />poaching and what we always do in practice – if we’re gonna be out night-hunting pigs – <br />we call the game warden ahead of time and let them know, hey, just so you know, we’re <br />gonna be on so and so’s place – we’re night-hunting pigs just in case you get a phone <br />call we wanted to make you aware – that way they don’t waste their time on a call – <br />when somebody hears the gun shots in the middle of the night. <br /> <br />TWC: Yeah, for sure. One more, one more to add to that, yeah, Taysen, District – 2 again. As, <br />that’s why I mentioned about the whole private permitting, is there any way that you <br />can shoot me an email to maybe see your guys’ state regulation to do nighttime what <br />\[unclear\] nighttime – that way maybe if I wanted to talk to DLNR to maybe start like a <br />private land use of nighttime hunting somehow… <br /> <br />JT: Yes. <br /> <br />TWC: Maybe like introduce some time so maybe mitigate that into Hawaii’s hunting program <br />somehow, I don’t know, you know… <br /> <br />JT: Yeah. I’d, I’d be happy to put your folks in touch with our DNR folks in terms of how they <br />went about going through that – going through the public safety questions and, and <br />how all of that came together because our law enforcement for our DNR is always very <br />hesitant any time something like this is coming about him and understandably so and so <br />when they get comfortable enough with it that they essentially give the nod to our, our <br />Parks and Wildlife Commission to say, yeah, if you were to make that a regulation we <br />would be fine with it – that means they’ve done a lot of work ahead of time to feel <br />comfortable with that change. <br /> <br />TWC: Yeah. OK, that sounds good, I appreciate it, right on. <br /> <br />JT: Yeah. <br /> <br />BL: Brian, District – 4. Hey, I appreciate it – a lot of good information and stuff like that and, <br />I always like to play the devil’s advocate, you know, the E. coli, a lot of that could be <br />coming from the cattle in the streams, I’ve seen cattle working in the streams and stuff <br />like that and, and my thing is how much of this is self-inflicted? Like you said, you bring – <br />put cattle and you bring the water and you bring the food in now everyone’s crying – <br />now we got \[unclear\]. And \[unclear\], you know, I’ve tried to pass legislation where we <br />20 <br /> <br />