It's working.

That's the bottom line we have most using it.

The animal that uses it the most has been dear so far.

We have mule deer here in Utah.

Several bears, mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, racoons, porcupines.

I mean, the list is long in this situation.

We've got kind of mountains on both sides, and then the highways kind of down below.

There's three miles of fencing on both sides of this very busy interstate that funnels the wildlife to this overpass.

I think our biologists and those involved with the project knew it would work.

To some extent, we just did not know how wonderfully and how effective this would turn out to be.

I'm really excited to see the future of wildlife overpasses, but they're not a dime a dozen.

I'm sure there's always people that aren't happy with, you know, the way money is used by government.

But for the most part, everybody feels like a good investment that's gonna help insurance companies is gonna help.

People that have insurance is gonna about the wildlife.

It's a win win win.