RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Wow Yeiling OVER 10%I agree that it would have been good to have some hedges in place at or above $5/mcf. I just think it's a bit quick to judge them for their decision making as no hedging has worked in their favour for now. Perhaps they know something that we don't. They have experienced bad hedges in the past and maybe have too much tunnel vision when it comes to hedging. I'm curious how many or if any in the boardroom are at odds if to hedge or not. Tourmaline has approx. 26% hedged for 2023 at 5.26/mcf. Should Nat Gas stay below $5 for the remainder of 2023, then the hedging works out great. It's just too early to tell what will transpire this year for Nat Gas. If many producers are starting to shut in/lower some production due to the low prices, a very quick price reversal could happen. I don't think I missed a day in 2022 in which I did not look up the HH price daily. The price swings were quite ridiculous. Hopefully, 2023 finds some stability in the price also.