It's geographical, in the sense of the denser population. You have farms.... Ontario is a great case of farms and cities being very close together. I used to farm in Saskatchewan. That's all there was, where I farmed.
You have a much higher risk in some areas, even if, again, it is perceived. We're surrounded by people who don't understand what we're doing. They're three to four generations removed from a family farm, and the farmers feel like these other individuals don't trust what they're doing and don't trust that they're taking care of their animals. Then, if they do come in, because they think something's wrong, they could look at a barn full of birds or a dairy operation, and what they're going to see is very different from what the vet being there sees or what the person whose job it is to make sure those animals are safe sees, because one is trained and the other is not trained.