How are you doing? Good. Can I help you with something? Oh, I was just curious what y'all are hunting today. We're not. No, I just got camping. >> Have a nice day. Okay. Thank you. Have a good one. You too. He's on training. He's on training? >> Yeah, he doesn't he he he he thinks he's look he's just trying to talk to everybody. >> And I'm trying not to talk to anybody. Okay. You can't just pull up to my camp and walk around. Uh yeah, I can. No, you can't. It's forest. >> Do you have reasonable suspicion to believe I'm hunting? You could No, I I'll agree I'll agree that you could do that if I'm hunting. If you if you if you have if you see mountain bikes, okay, you can't. If you see hunting, you can. You do not have unauthor- un- unchecked power to just walk into people's camps at any time. Yeah, we do. >> Not in a national forest. On state land you do. Dude, All right, so now I'm going to turn this into a you're you're going to be on my YouTube. You're going to get a bunch of calls. I'm going to make a formal complaint against you. You show me the ARS that authorizes you to walk through people's camps. Show me the ARS that said you can't. Yeah, it's called >> There has to be a law that says you can't do something. >> reasonable articulable suspicion. Probable cause. >> law, you can do it. Tell me what >> So, you can make up laws. No, you're saying No, what you're saying but but hear me out now. >> Okay, you wanted me to leave so I'm You're saying you can walk into somebody's camp without reasonable suspicion, right?