Speaker 1: Per It's media podcast. Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the
Speaker 1: only game show what conservation Always wins. I'm your host,
Speaker 1: Spencer Newhart and today we're joined by Clay nukeomb Mark Kenyon,
Speaker 1: Tony Peterson, Brent Reeds, Jordan Sillers, Jordan Budd, case Smith,
Speaker 1: Maggie Hudler, and Tyler Jones. This is a ten round
Speaker 1: quiz show with questions from meat eaters for verticals which
Speaker 1: are hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking, and there is a prize.
Speaker 1: Meat Eater will donate five hundred dollars to the conservation
Speaker 1: organization of the winners choosing and for the state of
Speaker 1: the week. This week we're looking at the head to
Speaker 1: head stance of the Bear Grease Boys, Clayton and Brent.
Speaker 1: How do you guys think you do individually? Like who
Speaker 1: do you think does better at Meat Eater Trivia?
Speaker 2: I think, I mean Clay's already I think he's already
Speaker 2: won one or two. I'd say he does.
Speaker 3: I've been on more.
Speaker 1: Than Okay, how about how about like some other areas like, uh,
Speaker 1: who has who has better street smarts? You think Brent? Okay, Brent?
Speaker 1: Who has better book smarts?
Speaker 4: Me?
Speaker 1: And you have better meat eater smarts. I guess, Brent,
Speaker 1: are you gonna you're gonna protest anything?
Speaker 2: He just said, no, I just want to know if
Speaker 2: my average from the last game came into this.
Speaker 1: Well, that's not factored into my stats here.
Speaker 5: Oh, they are averages four point twenty five correct answers
Speaker 5: per game, while Brent averages three point five correct answers
Speaker 5: per game.
Speaker 1: Clay's strongest category is conservation, where he gets fifty five
Speaker 1: percent of questions correct, and Brent's strongest category is also conservation,
Speaker 1: where he gets forty three percent of questions correct. Clay's
Speaker 1: weakest category is cooking, where he gets twenty nine percent
Speaker 1: of questions correct. Well, Brent's weakest category is also cooking,
Speaker 1: where he gets twenty nine percent of questions correct. So
Speaker 1: just like the Element Boys, seems like.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't that be a pretty common trend with all
Speaker 3: of us though, if we're just being honest, what's that
Speaker 3: strong on conservation week on cooking?
Speaker 1: But the way I mean a lot of its not
Speaker 1: always but for you too, specifically, you have the same
Speaker 1: average in the cooking category, which is your your weakest.
Speaker 3: Do you what what kind of demographics do you pull
Speaker 3: off people like us.
Speaker 1: You're just sharing the same books. Brent finishes a book
Speaker 1: and then he hands it to Clay, and Clay finishes
Speaker 1: a book, and then he hands it back to Brent.
Speaker 1: Now they've read the same book.
Speaker 3: How does that relate?
Speaker 4: Back to just the general stats of trivia? Overall, people
Speaker 4: usually do better on conservation and worse on cooking.
Speaker 1: Conservation is our biggest category, and I think for a
Speaker 1: lot of folks that's their first or best category cooking,
Speaker 1: since it has tends to have more general knowledge. If
Speaker 1: you're not as strong in the other three categories, it
Speaker 1: seems like the people will do better in cooking.
Speaker 4: Do you look at that as a host opportunity to
Speaker 4: increase the difficulty of the conservation questions?
Speaker 1: I think it depends on the rest of the game
Speaker 1: right that I have created. If I feel like that
Speaker 1: game needs a harder question, Conservation is an easy one
Speaker 1: for me to pick up the slacking.
Speaker 2: This is we need more corn bread questions.
Speaker 4: This brings up an important question, though, how often are
Speaker 4: you self evaluating as a host and by what criteria?
Speaker 1: Often I'll listen to the episodes, It's like watching game film.
Speaker 1: I want to like know what works, what doesn't? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I want to like create a good product, So I
Speaker 1: think I'm doing a lot of self assessment. My most
Speaker 1: recent assessment is that my last batch of questions was
Speaker 1: too hard, too dang hard. So we know that. Now.
Speaker 4: Have you made a quick pivot in the last several minutes?
Speaker 1: We did? Actually, I said, hey, Phil, we're about to
Speaker 1: record again. Can you slightly change the wording to this
Speaker 1: question to yeah?
Speaker 4: Brother?
Speaker 1: Now Here's our Infrequently Asked Questions segment. If you have
Speaker 1: a Trivia related question for our crew, send it to
Speaker 1: Trivia at the Mediator dot com with the subject line
Speaker 1: I FAQ. Eric Jennings says, do you have backup questions ready?
Speaker 1: On the chance that discussion ends up spoiling a question
Speaker 1: that was planned. I don't really have backup questions ready.
Speaker 1: I have a document I could go get them from,
Speaker 1: but I do have backup tie breaker questions ready. It
Speaker 1: has still never happened. In one hundred and thirty something episodes,
Speaker 1: We've never had a tie in a tie breaker, so
Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to the day.
Speaker 3: So never two. We've got two tiebreaker.
Speaker 1: Questions before it's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: Those are always real specific answers with numbers and stuff.
Speaker 1: They are specific. We've had folks get them on the nose.
Speaker 1: We talked about a last time. Tyler has done it.
Speaker 1: Now instead of the communism victory, we just add an
Speaker 1: extra one hundred dollars donation. Oh no, not at the
Speaker 1: end of the game.
Speaker 4: Cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Spencer, I don't want to go on record. It's
Speaker 2: so much grief in here every week. You do a
Speaker 2: wonderful job on this show.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Brad.
Speaker 2: That way, if it comes down to a judgment, call
Speaker 2: I said it first.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you didn't have to include the second half of statement,
Speaker 1: but I appreciate it either way. But okay, thank you.
Speaker 1: Now we have some housekeeping to get to. In a
Speaker 1: recent episode of Trivia, we had a question about the
Speaker 1: Rainbow Family Gathering that takes place every year on Forest
Speaker 1: Service land. In the flavor text, I mentioned that despite
Speaker 1: the event being less than a month away, no location
Speaker 1: for the twenty twenty four gathering had been selected yet.
Speaker 1: But I did say that I found on Facebook rumors
Speaker 1: that it would be in Washington or California, with a
Speaker 1: dark horse candidate being Oklahoma. Well, the Rainbow Family Gathering
Speaker 1: met as they do every July and settled on doing
Speaker 1: it in the Plumis National Forest in northern California. But
Speaker 1: this year was very different. Rainbow goer had to relocate
Speaker 1: due to the Forest Service kicking them out of their
Speaker 1: first spot. The agency closed down a large area where
Speaker 1: the festival started to form, saying it was protecting livestock, wildlife,
Speaker 1: and archaeological sites. They also cited fire concerns as a
Speaker 1: reason for shutting it down. The gathering then moved twenty
Speaker 1: five miles away, which was still on Forest Service land,
Speaker 1: and at the new location there were one thousand law
Speaker 1: enforcement officers patrolling the area. It was held there with
Speaker 1: only about eighteen hundred rainbow attendees at its peak. This
Speaker 1: is less than half of what they get on a
Speaker 1: normal year. Now, many California groups are celebrating the suppress numbers,
Speaker 1: saying the Forest Service finally did something that they should
Speaker 1: have done a long time ago. A lass In County
Speaker 1: supervisor complemented the law enforcement who ushered them off the
Speaker 1: original site, saying, quote, I believe this is the first
Speaker 1: rainbow gathering event to be shut down, and you all
Speaker 1: had a hand in that. There's also a belief that
Speaker 1: this response sets a precedent for future gatherings, and that
Speaker 1: was the first step in taking control of this massive
Speaker 1: public land event. So twenty twenty four Rainbow Family gathering
Speaker 1: might be the one that changed it all. Wow, Branton,
Speaker 1: who just about had it down in your neck of
Speaker 1: the woods, though some folks thought it was going to
Speaker 1: be Oklahoma, ma'am.
Speaker 2: I ran into We talked about this on a recent
Speaker 2: bearcker ease, rendering our couple of them.
Speaker 3: The Rainbow folks came up on a bear grease.
Speaker 2: Oh yep, and we uh friends, some friends of mine,
Speaker 2: our friend of mine and I were run into a
Speaker 2: big bunch of them and we were turkey hunting up
Speaker 2: into Mark Twain National Forest in Missouri.
Speaker 1: When was this?
Speaker 2: This would have been back like nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 1: Okay, how'd that encounter go?
Speaker 2: It was wild? It was We hit my buddy killed
Speaker 2: the turkey the day before we cleaned it. We thought
Speaker 2: we had cleaned it and threw it in the dumpster.
Speaker 2: And the next day we were coming.
Speaker 3: Through the refuse in the dumpster.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we come out the next day and there
Speaker 2: was a guy that had pulled it out and was
Speaker 2: cooking it. There was a fire on a stick I
Speaker 2: mean it was bones. And we stopped and gave him
Speaker 2: a sandwich.
Speaker 1: And he told you that he was there for a
Speaker 1: rainbow gathering, part of the rainbow family.
Speaker 2: He was, no, there was a gathering there. They were,
Speaker 2: They were everywhere. Turkeys was gobbling, We were smashing them.
Speaker 6: He's probably cooking that snood good stuff. Man.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you, he wore that blown sandwich out
Speaker 2: pretty quick. He didn't stand a chance.
Speaker 4: Like an airplane.
Speaker 2: He did a sandwich Bayeah.
Speaker 1: Now the Shelby Index for today is a three, so
Speaker 1: our winner should get six correct answers. And with that
Speaker 1: we're onto the game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil.
Speaker 2: Look, I need to know what I stand under wind everything.
Speaker 4: I was saying, just underwing.
Speaker 1: Everything, Gamon Suckers. Question one. The topic is conservation, and
Speaker 1: this is multiple choice. A twenty fourteen study declared this
Speaker 1: large metro area has the worst urban sprawl in America.
Speaker 1: Is it San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago or Miami. A twenty
Speaker 1: fourteen study declared this large metro area has the worst
Speaker 1: urban sprawl in America. Your four choices San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago, Miami. Brent,
Speaker 1: I notice you're wearing what looks like a friendship bracelet.
Speaker 1: Do you have a swiftie in the family.
Speaker 2: Nope. But I've got a daughter that dances and she
Speaker 2: made me this and it says daddy on it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't ever take it off.
Speaker 1: Really, how long have you been wearing it for?
Speaker 2: Oh, let's see what year is this? About three months?
Speaker 1: Yeah. A twenty fourteen study declared this large metro area
Speaker 1: has the worst urban sprawl in America. San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago, Miami.
Speaker 1: It's everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 1: have Maggie saying Chicago. Jordan says Atlanta, Casey says Miami,
Speaker 1: Tyler says Atlanta, Tony Atlanta, Brent, San Francisco, Clay Atlanta,
Speaker 1: Jordan Chicago, Mark Chicago. The correct answer is Atlanta. Think
Speaker 1: about half of you got that one right. Urban sprawl
Speaker 1: is defined as the rapid expansion of the footprint of
Speaker 1: cities that's often characterized by low density housing. Atlanta has
Speaker 1: the worst urban sprawl for cities over one million people,
Speaker 1: followed by Nashville, Charlotte, Memphis, Birmingham, and Houston. The cities
Speaker 1: with the least urban sprawl that are the most densely
Speaker 1: populated are New York City, Milwaukee, Oakland, San Jose, and
Speaker 1: your other three choices for that question, which were San Francisco, Chicago,
Speaker 1: and Miami. Question two, the topic is hunting. Jackie Bushman
Speaker 1: is the founder of this company, which has a television show,
Speaker 1: magazine and whitetail record book. Tony Peterson is confident. Jackie
Speaker 1: Bushman is the founder of this company, which has a
Speaker 1: television show, magazine, and white tail record.
Speaker 3: Jackie Bushman, he's still going strong too.
Speaker 1: Is he you consume his content? Are you you know
Speaker 1: him personally?
Speaker 3: I don't don't know him?
Speaker 1: Still going strong though. According to Clay Nukeom, this is
Speaker 1: the most confident our players have looked in the last
Speaker 1: two episodes, except for maybe Maggie and Jordan Sillers. Jackie
Speaker 1: Bushman is the founder of this company, which has a
Speaker 1: television show, magazine and whitetail record.
Speaker 4: And when I think of Jackie Bushman, I think a
Speaker 4: milk River, white Tails.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or the powder Yeah. Is everybody ready go ahead
Speaker 1: and reveal your answers. We have Maggie saying outdoor life,
Speaker 1: Jordan says Boone and Crockett, we have Casey and Tyler
Speaker 1: and Tony and Brent and Clay and Jordan and Mark
Speaker 1: saying buck Masters they got it. The correct answer is
Speaker 1: buck Masters. The buck Masters white tailed trophy records differ
Speaker 1: from Boone and Crocket or Poping Young by not using
Speaker 1: deductions or inside spread. This is known as the Russell
Speaker 1: Thornberry method, which they claim is the fairest way to
Speaker 1: score an animal. They say they don't use inside spread
Speaker 1: when ranking a deer because that's a measurement of air,
Speaker 1: not Antler. What do you think of that, whitetail boys
Speaker 1: liked losing the inside spread is measuring a deer.
Speaker 6: I think I've always thought water displacement would be probably
Speaker 6: the most accurate way.
Speaker 3: It would be the most boring, though, sure, because right, yeah,
Speaker 3: but I think the buck Master scoring system is is
Speaker 3: pretty legit. I do think the spread though, though He's right,
Speaker 3: it's measuring air like it. Spread does tell you a
Speaker 3: lot about how big a buck looks, so I think
Speaker 3: it's I think it's relevant.
Speaker 1: We we now have this has never happened before.
Speaker 7: I'm right, whisperings.
Speaker 1: And if you like, I could read you the first
Speaker 1: two questions you could get right in on this game
Speaker 1: of trivia.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, no, I'm here only to heckel.
Speaker 1: Okay, give that man a MinC then you best now.
Speaker 1: Uh so, Clay, you like not measuring inside spread?
Speaker 3: No, no, I'm saying I think there's a rational case
Speaker 3: to be made that it that it is measuring air,
Speaker 3: it's not actually measuring antler size. But I think when
Speaker 3: you're talking about overall aesthetics of an animal, they should
Speaker 3: count the spread.
Speaker 4: So I'm a man, you know that's a it's a
Speaker 4: valid case because I very much am not a fan
Speaker 4: of deductions. Uh so, well, you know, like if you're
Speaker 4: gonna take something away, do take away the spread. You know,
Speaker 4: I like that, But then you know, because you still
Speaker 4: it's not like you're adding to the score the numbers
Speaker 4: though if you wanted to.
Speaker 3: It's so Boone and Crockett you take deductions. The trouble
Speaker 3: with scoring systems that when you have a historic record
Speaker 3: that goes back one hundred years, you can't change your system. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think Boon and Crockett today would change their system
Speaker 3: if it wouldn't invalidate all their Well I'm not speaking
Speaker 3: for the club at all, but.
Speaker 1: What what what do you think they would do?
Speaker 2: Different.
Speaker 3: I think I think deductions would be something today that
Speaker 3: they would look at different. And I think Buckmasters came
Speaker 3: along and picked up the general vibe and momentum and
Speaker 3: way of thinking and built a system.
Speaker 4: Those that system widely used to see. I'm a master's
Speaker 4: straight up a confession. I've been a fan of buck
Speaker 4: Master for a whole lot. I didn't know they had
Speaker 4: their own scoring since.
Speaker 1: To be clear, they use the inside spread when getting
Speaker 1: a score they call the component when they rank their
Speaker 1: white tails, though they eliminate the inside score as part
Speaker 1: of that final.
Speaker 4: Do people pay a membership to buck Masters to have
Speaker 4: deer on their list like that?
Speaker 3: I mean the buck Masters scording system is I mean,
Speaker 3: I know guys that score buck Masters officially.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in Arkansas, they also recognize high fence deer. They
Speaker 1: have some stipulations.
Speaker 6: Did they talk about different that personally, like publicly? I mean,
Speaker 6: what's that that they they would like? When not when
Speaker 6: somebody's like, oh I shot one fifty four buck Masters Masters?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Did they say that.
Speaker 4: In your dad a Booon Crockett score? Just pull that out?
Speaker 3: I am you?
Speaker 4: You are him?
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, that's yeah. So from a scorer, Yeah, That's
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, unofficially interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Question three the topic is public lands, and this next
Speaker 1: great question is being Garth Hagen. Thirty six sections of
Speaker 1: land make up one blank. Thirty six sections of land
Speaker 1: make up one blank.
Speaker 3: Ay Spencer. Sometimes when we get a lag, I could
Speaker 3: tell you how the Rainbow people came up in Bear Green?
Speaker 1: Please do we? I think we were in one right now.
Speaker 3: So we did. We did a bear Grease with a
Speaker 3: guy named Russ Arthur who was a retired for Service
Speaker 3: special agent. He was one of the first guys that
Speaker 3: back in the eighties started working undercover for the Forest Service.
Speaker 3: And uh, and it just came up. It wasn't a
Speaker 3: major part of the story, but they had the Rainbow
Speaker 3: people coming to North Carolina, Western North Carolina. We're gonna
Speaker 3: supposedly have ten thousand people coming. Russ Arthur and his
Speaker 3: crew set up a roadblock as a dui check from
Speaker 3: the one road that went and came in and out
Speaker 3: of there.
Speaker 1: Uh huh. That'll get some rainbow gathering from happening, and.
Speaker 3: The pot The episode is called runt over okay, because
Speaker 3: that's the way Russ said it. Russ was working the roadblock.
Speaker 3: This is like in nineteen when was it nineteen ninety
Speaker 3: two or something and ninety one and a car pulls
Speaker 3: up to the roadblock and when it gets right up
Speaker 3: to him, he's out gonna check their driver's license and stuff,
Speaker 3: and the car gases it and runs him over. Whoa
Speaker 3: the guy. It leads a huge high speed chase through
Speaker 3: the Smoky Mountains which ends in a three day man hunt. Wow,
Speaker 3: when they finally catch the guys.
Speaker 1: This is very against the Rainbow Family gathering corps.
Speaker 3: They weren't Rainbow people. Oh ok, they were locals that
Speaker 3: had just gone up to view the Rainbow people. Oh,
Speaker 3: but the Rainbow people were part of the story. And
Speaker 3: then and then the guy goes to prison and the
Speaker 3: reason he went to the reason they tried to kill
Speaker 3: Russ Arthur was because Russ Arthur had written him a
Speaker 3: squirrel hunting ticket two years before.
Speaker 1: That's a good podcast, Clay.
Speaker 3: It was a great punt.
Speaker 2: It was really good. Again.
Speaker 1: We're on question three thirty six sections of land make
Speaker 1: up one blank? Is everybody ready go ahead and reveal
Speaker 1: your answers. We have Maggie saying, Unit Jordan says, Unit
Speaker 1: Casey says, Hector, Tyler says survey Tony hectacre, Brent hectacre,
Speaker 1: Clay township, Jordan township, Mark township. We have a correct
Speaker 1: answer in the room. It's township. Claya, get that out right.
Speaker 1: A section is a square piece of land that is
Speaker 1: one square mile or six hundred and forty acres. Thirty
Speaker 1: six sections together make up one township, which is just
Speaker 1: over twenty three thousand acres. Townships have broad powers and enforcement,
Speaker 1: and often help maintain cemeteries, roads, ditches, and bridges. Clay Jordan,
Speaker 1: do you guys deal with some local townships every now
Speaker 1: and then? Are you are you like part of the
Speaker 1: township board or anything like that? No? Okay, so you ever?
Speaker 8: Are you ever?
Speaker 1: Are you Are you a good egg or a bad
Speaker 1: egg for the township? Do they they like the buds
Speaker 1: are good? Yeah? I feel they maintain their roads. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they don't complain about ditches, They're not stealing water.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't think we do any of that.
Speaker 1: Okay, Clay newcomer, are you are you a good member
Speaker 1: of the township?
Speaker 3: Nobody in Arkansas would be thinking about townships. I have
Speaker 3: no idea the reason I figured Jordan would get it, though,
Speaker 3: I feel like in the Great Plains people think about
Speaker 3: townships more like, Yeah, I wouldn't know what township I
Speaker 3: was in? Is that right?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 9: Well, it's like I knew it because it's like a
Speaker 9: measurement thing or like a map, you know what I mean,
Speaker 9: like mapping your like section fifteen, township whatever, whatever.
Speaker 1: Clay you're you're not even you have no idea what
Speaker 1: township you're part of.
Speaker 3: Never even thought about it.
Speaker 4: So are you like a county guy? Like you guys
Speaker 4: are all about what county you live in?
Speaker 3: Yeah, county, county, county by Marcus.
Speaker 1: Do you know your township? I do.
Speaker 4: The only reason why I know it is because I
Speaker 4: have to say it every time I turn on my recycling.
Speaker 1: Oh is it?
Speaker 3: Does it have a name or just a number?
Speaker 4: I just said the name?
Speaker 7: Got a name?
Speaker 4: It's like, so then I get a discount on my recycling.
Speaker 1: Huh yeah?
Speaker 3: Sweet? Do you not have counties?
Speaker 4: We do?
Speaker 3: You have both?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Township is like another little form of government within side
Speaker 1: of all of this interesting question four, the topic is cooking.
Speaker 1: This next great question is via Scott Waller. This French
Speaker 1: female name is defined as quote to slice food into
Speaker 1: thin strips. About the size of match sticks. This French
Speaker 1: female name is defined as to slice food into thin
Speaker 1: strips about the size of match sticks. You're honest, do
Speaker 1: you know this one? Did you know the last one? Yanni? Okay,
Speaker 1: Yanni's up to two? About this side of the table, Tony,
Speaker 1: do you have.
Speaker 8: This that put some time for second place?
Speaker 1: Okay, Tony might have it? How about Maggie over here.
Speaker 3: Megan, I'm trying to spell.
Speaker 1: Okay. This French female is defined ass to slice food
Speaker 1: into thin strips about the size of matchsticks. Is everybody ready, Marcus,
Speaker 1: you're gonna come up with the French.
Speaker 3: You Marcus?
Speaker 1: You ready? Go ahead?
Speaker 3: Wait, wait, wait.
Speaker 1: Wait, Okay, I was thinking about the wrong Go ahead, Maggie.
Speaker 1: If you can come up with a different answer.
Speaker 3: Maggie was beating us all.
Speaker 2: We'd be like, you.
Speaker 10: Haven't gotten one, right?
Speaker 4: I need I need.
Speaker 3: This one so surprising. Maggie is the smartest person in
Speaker 3: this room.
Speaker 1: That is not true, But thank you, Clay, I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: I'm ready.
Speaker 1: Now go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Maggie saying, Julian,
Speaker 1: Jordans says Jacquette, Caleb and Tyler and Tony and Brent
Speaker 1: and Clay saying Julian Jordan without an answer, Mark saying Julian.
Speaker 1: They got it. The correct answer is Julian. That's spelled
Speaker 1: j u l I E n N E close.
Speaker 7: For some reason, I was thinking of and that is
Speaker 7: not I couldn't spell it.
Speaker 3: That's not the right thing.
Speaker 1: Julian is often done with vegetables such as carrots, celery,
Speaker 1: bell peppers, radishes, and potatoes. This technique is commonly used
Speaker 1: for salads and garnishes. For the recipe that calls for
Speaker 1: Julian vegetables, check out Wade Trunk's recipe on the meadeater
Speaker 1: dot com called Turkey on.
Speaker 8: Me really quick. I lost count at Brent, Brent, did
Speaker 8: you get that? You got that?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 8: Okay? And then Clay got it.
Speaker 1: And Mark got it and got it.
Speaker 4: You know something wild. It's kind of crazy how many
Speaker 4: of my answers I know from watching the TV show
Speaker 4: Friends episode Monica was I do not? I would not
Speaker 4: have taken you for a friend. I always surprised you
Speaker 4: watch it was your favorite character, Oh Chandler for sure? Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's you know, hard to argue, but I got a
Speaker 4: spot by spot in my heart for Ross, you know,
Speaker 4: and being a dinosaur guy. You know.
Speaker 1: I feel like last time you played we had a
Speaker 1: question about can we talk? That's you got right, and
Speaker 1: you're like, I knew that because I watched Friends. So okay,
Speaker 1: that's how Casey studies. Yea, he watch his friends. Question five,
Speaker 1: the topic is woodsmanship. Johnny Inkslinger was the lesser known
Speaker 1: companion of this woodsman who supposedly created the Grand Canyon,
Speaker 1: Puget Sound and Great Lakes created them. Johnny Inkslinger was
Speaker 1: the lesser known companion of this woodsman who supposedly created
Speaker 1: the Grand Canyon, Puget Sound and Great Lakes. Come on, bro,
Speaker 1: Brent is confident, and Jordan Sillers is confident. Jannie, how
Speaker 1: you doing? Okay? Yanni has a good guess, he says.
Speaker 1: Johnny Inkslinger was the lesser known companion of this woodsman
Speaker 1: who supposedly created the Grand Canyon, Puget Sound and Great Lakes.
Speaker 2: Who is also apparently lesser known.
Speaker 1: Clay hasn't picked up his whiteboard yet. I'm just gissing, bro, Clay,
Speaker 1: how are you feeling about this one? Brant is trying
Speaker 1: to use osmosis and transfer the answer.
Speaker 3: It's a trick question like some of the other ones. Okay,
Speaker 3: like is the guy just a woodsman? Or is he
Speaker 3: also like, uh, you know something really important?
Speaker 1: Johnny, Yeah, like about that question? Was the lesser known
Speaker 1: companion of this woodsman who supposedly created the Grand Canyon,
Speaker 1: Puget Sound, and Great Lakes. If Tony Peterson doing some
Speaker 1: erasing and rewriting down there, Tony, do you have this one?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: Oh hold on, give me.
Speaker 1: Give you what Clay, give me some of that. Who
Speaker 1: does like their answer? Anybody? The Element boys? Okay, they
Speaker 1: feel okay about what they got going on? You ready, Clay,
Speaker 1: go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Maggie without
Speaker 1: an answer. Jordan says Paul Bunyan, says Paul Bunyan. Tyler
Speaker 1: says John Bunyan did say that right. Tyler says John Bunyan,
Speaker 1: Tony says Paul Bunyan, Brent says Paul Bunyan, Clay says
Speaker 1: Audubon Jordan without an answer, and Mark says Paul Bunyan.
Speaker 1: They got it. The correct answer is Paul.
Speaker 4: By all, I could think it had a babe, and
Speaker 4: that's all that was going in my brain, and I
Speaker 4: couldn't get that thought.
Speaker 1: Paul Bunyan was a folk hero whose tails were traded
Speaker 1: among lumberjacks across North America in the early twentieth century.
Speaker 1: Babe the Blue Ox and Johnny Inkslinger were his companions
Speaker 1: who helped him create places such as the Black Hills,
Speaker 1: Grand Tetons, Mississippi River, and all of Minnesota's ten thousand lakes.
Speaker 1: Ink Slinger was a brainiac who invented bookkeeping and worked
Speaker 1: as the camp clerk. According to legend, he was so
Speaker 1: efficient that he wouldn't cross his t's were dot his eyes,
Speaker 1: which saved him nine barrels of ink. Paul Bunyan, You
Speaker 1: guys don't get much Paul Bunyan lore down in the South.
Speaker 3: Huh, Well, he got right.
Speaker 7: We get more, John Bunyan, Johnny Film.
Speaker 1: We're halfway through the game of trivia. Give us a
Speaker 1: scoreboard update.
Speaker 8: Let's see here. Okay, mag you've got one point. I'm sorry,
Speaker 8: I'm sorry you had to see that.
Speaker 3: Jordan.
Speaker 8: Both Jordan's are tied up with two points. Then we've
Speaker 8: got Casey with three and wow, Tyler, Mark, Clay, Brent
Speaker 8: and TONI are all tied up with four points.
Speaker 1: This is a better game of trivia than last time.
Speaker 1: Question six. The topic is fishing. This is our listener
Speaker 1: question of the week, which was won by Cody Gratz
Speaker 1: for sending this great question. Cody is going to get
Speaker 1: a board game signed by the crew. If you want
Speaker 1: a chance to win our listener question of the week,
Speaker 1: then send your question to trivia at the meadeater dot com.
Speaker 1: Energy dot gov defines this eight letter word as quote
Speaker 1: the channel that carries water away from a dam. The
Speaker 1: topic is fishing. Energy dot gov defines this eight letter
Speaker 1: word as the channel that carries water away from a dam.
Speaker 1: I have a eight letter word, be honest? Was your
Speaker 1: good guess Paul Bunyon last time?
Speaker 4: Okay, Hey, that's like a Minnesota thing.
Speaker 1: Created all ten thousand lakes there though.
Speaker 4: That's big time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he's got a whole statue in Minnesota, doesn't he up?
Speaker 1: Brainerd Yanni, you should have been your last game. The
Speaker 1: winner had five correct answers. The door was open for
Speaker 1: someone to swoop in with your trivia skill level and
Speaker 1: get the victory. Again. We're on question six. Energy dot
Speaker 1: gov defines this eight letter word as the channels that
Speaker 1: carries water away from a damn the element boys look
Speaker 1: confident again. Brent, you have this one right?
Speaker 2: I haven't answered?
Speaker 1: Okay? Does it have eight letters?
Speaker 2: Let me recount? No?
Speaker 1: Yeah, eight letter word for the channel that carries water
Speaker 1: away from a dam. Clay. How are we doing over there?
Speaker 1: Not good?
Speaker 7: I don't know if I don't think I have it?
Speaker 4: Marcus, Yeah, I'm blinking right now.
Speaker 1: How about you? Yanni? You have a guess for this?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 1: I had the same.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the one.
Speaker 1: Is everybody ready? Man? What do you have? Okay?
Speaker 4: I got the other one, one of those.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Maggie saying
Speaker 1: waterway an answer, Casey says tail race, Tyler says spillway.
Speaker 1: Tony says overflow. Brent overflow. Clay let out Jordan waterway
Speaker 1: mark without an answer.
Speaker 4: Tailwater is an answer, But we have.
Speaker 1: A correct answer. It's tail race.
Speaker 7: Got that one right?
Speaker 1: Wow. Tail races are hot spot for fish and fishermen.
Speaker 1: These waters attract many species since they're typically home to
Speaker 1: ample food and structure, as is a barrier that prevents
Speaker 1: passage upstream. For tips on fishing a tail race, read
Speaker 1: our article on the medeater dot com called how to
Speaker 1: fish a tailwater.
Speaker 4: How everyone knows that an encompassing thing and tail with intailwater.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have to argue with Energy dot Gov.
Speaker 4: But no angler would ever be like, Oh yeah, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go fish the South Fork because it's a tail race.
Speaker 1: Uh well, I feel like tailwater is more like Western
Speaker 1: specific and I feel like tail races.
Speaker 4: Any any any waterway coming out of dam, especially cold
Speaker 4: war coming out of there, it's great for fish.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to argue with Energy dot Gov.
Speaker 4: Do we know anyone there?
Speaker 1: Question seven? The topic is woodsmanship. This mountain range is
Speaker 1: home to Sequoia National Park, Yosemite National Park, and Tahoe
Speaker 1: National Forest. This mountain range is home to Sequoya National Park,
Speaker 1: Yosemite National Park, and Tahoe National Forest. Mark it's very confident.
Speaker 1: He's the only one who is confident. I'm surprised, Okay, Mark.
Speaker 4: It makes me nervous when I think I know something
Speaker 4: and no one else.
Speaker 1: Does, Like Mark thinks a few of you should know that.
Speaker 4: I'm surprised.
Speaker 1: This mountain range is home to Sequoya National Park, Yosemite
Speaker 1: National Park, and Tahoe National Forest. Clay Newcom picking up
Speaker 1: his whiteboard Tony is looking at it.
Speaker 6: You know the thing we do on the podcast it again.
Speaker 1: Hm, Maggie changing an answer, they can communicate Tony Peterson struggle.
Speaker 4: I literally only know one mountain range, and I'm positive
Speaker 4: it's not right.
Speaker 1: Mountain.
Speaker 4: I don't know that I guarantee what I'm not gonna.
Speaker 1: This mountain range is home to Secoya National Park, Yosemite
Speaker 1: National Park, and Tahoe National Forest. Is everybody ready? Mm
Speaker 1: hmm yeah, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
Speaker 1: Maggie saying Sacramento, Sierra Nevadas, Caleb says Cascades, Tyler Sierra Nevadas,
Speaker 1: Tony Rocky Mountains, Brent Rocky Mountains, play Sierra Nevada, Jordan
Speaker 1: without an answer, Marcus Sierra Nevada. Sierra Nevada is right
Speaker 1: room pretty well. The Sierra Nevadas follow much of the
Speaker 1: California and Nevada border, making it one of the longest
Speaker 1: mountain ranges in North America. Gets home to many threatened
Speaker 1: species such as the redwood tree, Yosemite toads, wolverines, and
Speaker 1: California spotted owl. Question eight. The topic is conservation. This
Speaker 1: next great question is an audio question. Phil is going
Speaker 1: to play you one minute of what I've declared to
Speaker 1: be the greatest conservation song of all time. You need
Speaker 1: to tell me either the name of the song or
Speaker 1: the name of the artist. Take it away, Phil please
Speaker 1: what I new z either or either tell me the
Speaker 1: name of the song or tell me the name of
Speaker 1: the artist. Just write down one of them. Tony and
Speaker 1: Brent very common. Did you boys go in or you?
Speaker 11: So I went with artists give me spots on apples.
Speaker 4: We seemed to go.
Speaker 3: Not your style of music, Jordan, I remember the Counting Crows,
Speaker 3: So that's one for myself.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're not gonna give me credit. I'm gonna give
Speaker 1: you credit for the cover that the Counting Crows did. Tyler,
Speaker 1: wasn't the song that you thought it was going to be, Okay.
Speaker 10: I.
Speaker 2: Was.
Speaker 6: I was thinking, uh uh Seminal Win by John Anderson. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: the Everglades.
Speaker 1: Working that we did that question on the podcast before.
Speaker 1: It's about draining the everg.
Speaker 4: Or the hill Contari Rodgers.
Speaker 1: Again, you need to tell me either the name of
Speaker 1: the song or the name of the artist. And that
Speaker 1: is what I've declared to be the greatest conservation song
Speaker 1: of all time. So on this podcast. Now, if you're
Speaker 1: taking notes at home, I've made a declaration of the
Speaker 1: greatest hunting song of all time, the worst hunting song
Speaker 1: of all time, and the greatest conservation song of all time.
Speaker 4: Did Hank Junior's song about killing the elk with a hangdernade?
Speaker 3: Make that listen?
Speaker 1: No, but we have that question in the board game.
Speaker 1: We haven't done it on the podcast before, though. Is
Speaker 1: everybody ready, Brent? Brent is now mocking Clay. Is everybody ready?
Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Maggie sang,
Speaker 1: Joni Mitchell, Jordan without an answer, Casey says, Jewel Tyler says,
Speaker 1: Pave Paradise, Tony, Joni Mitchell, Brent Joni Mitchell, Clay Carol
Speaker 1: King Jordan without an answer, Mark Paving Paradise. The artist
Speaker 1: is Joni Mitchell and the song is Big Yellow Taxi.
Speaker 1: So I think we had three people get that one right.
Speaker 3: Did you know the song?
Speaker 1: Joni Mitchell released that song on her nineteen seventy platinum
Speaker 1: album Ladies of the Canyon. She wrote it while in Hawaii,
Speaker 1: saying she was witnessing the blight of Paradise as parking
Speaker 1: lots were taking over a beautiful place. A notable lyric
Speaker 1: you heard is her asking farmers to stop using DDT,
Speaker 1: a pesticide that was made illegal two years after the
Speaker 1: song's release. That chemical was famous for causing bald eagles
Speaker 1: to lay eggs with thin shells, which was a major
Speaker 1: fact in their population crash. The song has since been
Speaker 1: covered by the neighborhood Amy Grant and, as Clay said,
Speaker 1: counting crows Bill, we have two questions left. Give us
Speaker 1: a scoreboard update.
Speaker 8: Golly, all right, we've I mean, it's it's tight. It's
Speaker 8: tight up in here. Maggie's got two points, Jordan Sillers
Speaker 8: has three, Casey has Jordan but also has two. Sorry,
Speaker 8: Casey has four, and then Tyler Tony, Brent Clay and
Speaker 8: Mark Kenyon I'll have five points and are tied for
Speaker 8: the lead.
Speaker 7: Right two smart left echo chamber, and here is Johanni.
Speaker 1: Would have you gotten that last one right?
Speaker 4: No, sir, that's my worst category.
Speaker 1: Question nine the topic is gear. What does the U
Speaker 1: in U TV stand for? What does the you in
Speaker 1: U t V stand for? Yanni is giggling, Yanni? Would
Speaker 1: you get this one right?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right? How about you brand you got this
Speaker 1: one right? First one to have an answer down? No, okay,
Speaker 1: but he did know Joni Mitchell, I think I got
Speaker 1: it right. But what does the U in U TV
Speaker 1: stand for? Marcus? You have this one? I don't know.
Speaker 4: Okay, I got then maybe never really thought about it, but.
Speaker 2: Uh, I got two. I've only got one that I'm
Speaker 2: wrestling with.
Speaker 1: I want to ask Yanni a question from last game,
Speaker 1: which he was not here for. Yanni, we had a
Speaker 1: cooking question that was how many gizzards does a male
Speaker 1: pheasant have? How many gizzards?
Speaker 10: One?
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's why I'm glad you weren't in here.
Speaker 1: You thoroughly stumped the room. Well, that's a trick question
Speaker 1: if I've ever heard. Does everybody have an answer for
Speaker 1: what the U in UTV stands for? It seems like
Speaker 1: we may have some separation in the pack after this one.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Maggie saying utility,
Speaker 1: Jordan says uptimate, Case says Universal, Tyler utilitarian, Tony Ultimate,
Speaker 1: Brent Utility, Clay utility, Jordan utility, Mark utility. The correct
Speaker 1: answer is utility. The room, very well, what do you
Speaker 1: think about Tyler having utilitarian.
Speaker 7: The miilitarian type of people.
Speaker 3: Is that you said it's tricky. You almost threw me
Speaker 3: off with.
Speaker 1: That could be ultimate, it could be what do we
Speaker 1: have over here? It could be utilitarian, could be universal.
Speaker 2: With a TV.
Speaker 4: With an a t V like all terrain vehicle makes
Speaker 4: a lot of sense a utility terrain vehicle or that. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: so I almost like convinced my.
Speaker 6: Utilitarians trade vehicle the trade of utility u TV.
Speaker 1: Can stand for utility vehicle, utility terrain vehicle, or utility
Speaker 1: task vehicle. This is extra confusing when you consider that
Speaker 1: there are three main types of ut vs, which are
Speaker 1: sport U t V, Utility U t V, or sport
Speaker 1: utility u t V. So you get a lot of redundancies.
Speaker 3: There's a utility u TV, there is a utility utility utility.
Speaker 1: That's right, Phil. We have one question left. Who's left
Speaker 1: in the game.
Speaker 8: Oh well, Tyler and Tony are still in the game,
Speaker 8: but Brent, Clay and Mark have pulled ahead and are
Speaker 8: tied up with six points.
Speaker 1: Now here's a correct answer review for our listeners at home.
Speaker 1: So far one was Atlanta two, Buckmasters three, Township four,
Speaker 1: Julian five, Paul Bunyan, six Tail Race, seven Sierra Nevadas,
Speaker 1: eight Joni Mitchell or Big Yellow Taxi and nine Utility.
Speaker 1: Here's question ten. The topic is hunting. Who invented the
Speaker 1: two eighty AI cartridge? Who invented the two eighty AI cartridge?
Speaker 1: And I will respect Jeopardy rules that last name would
Speaker 1: be good enough. What is the two eighty who invented
Speaker 1: I cartridge? We have Jordan Sillers who looks very confident,
Speaker 1: Maggie and Jordan Budd joining him with an answer. It's
Speaker 1: not a bone it's a hunting question. Do you have
Speaker 1: this one right, Yanni? This is a bone for engineering question.
Speaker 1: You think you'd have this one right, Yanni?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay, Yanni, very confident back there? Who invented the two
Speaker 1: eighty AI cartridge?
Speaker 4: It's not Carbon Express, is it?
Speaker 3: That's what I know?
Speaker 1: Element boys? Do you guys have a good answer here?
Speaker 2: Do you think I don't know? Now?
Speaker 1: Remind me who's left in the game here, Phil, who
Speaker 1: were too tired.
Speaker 8: For Tyler and Tony have five points and can jump ahead.
Speaker 8: Get this right? But Brent Clay and Mark all.
Speaker 1: O does not feel good about his answer. Clay, how
Speaker 1: about you. Do you have this one right now?
Speaker 3: I'd say twenty chance.
Speaker 1: Okay, how about you, Brent Reeves, do you have this
Speaker 1: one right?
Speaker 2: I'm not putting the Gayther. I'm track. I can't think
Speaker 2: of his name. Okay, I'm thinking. The next closest thing
Speaker 2: that I can get to it is everybody ready?
Speaker 4: Do you have a Tony?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: I can see it, but Jordan's probably got it right.
Speaker 1: I can see a picture and your answers. We have
Speaker 1: Maggie saying Winchester. Jordan says p o actly, Casey says Aclee,
Speaker 1: Tyler says Nozzler. Tony says Ruger, Brent says Carmichael, Clay, Winchester,
Speaker 1: Jordan actly, Mark Weatherby. The correct answer is Parter Auto
Speaker 1: Ackley po actly is in the question. Po Ackley was
Speaker 1: a wildcatter who created the two to eighty actly improved
Speaker 1: about seventy five years ago. He made the cartridge by
Speaker 1: taking a two eighty Remington and giving it a steep
Speaker 1: shoulder and straight body. The two eighty AI has become
Speaker 1: an increasingly popular choice among Western hunters since the round
Speaker 1: was standardized by Nozzler in two thousand and seven. We're
Speaker 1: going to overtime between who Phil, Brent Clay and Mark
Speaker 1: play the drop?
Speaker 10: Phil, I think just cut it at if you ain't first,
Speaker 10: your last, and then like going to other stuff.
Speaker 3: It's funny.
Speaker 2: I never liked it a philm Man.
Speaker 1: The tie breaking topic is hunting, and this will be
Speaker 1: a numerical question. Whoever is closest between Brent, Clay and
Speaker 1: Mark will be declared the winner. How many states have
Speaker 1: a mule deer entry in the Boone and Crockett record Book.
Speaker 1: The closest to the correct answer will be declar the
Speaker 1: rule will be declared the winner. Everyone in the room
Speaker 1: should come up with an answer, though, because if somebody
Speaker 1: gets it right on the nose, we will add an
Speaker 1: extra one hundred dollars donation to the end of the game.
Speaker 1: How many states have a mule deer entry in the
Speaker 1: Boone and crocket record Book? US states, US states, I'm
Speaker 1: not doing Mexican states or confusion. I see a lot
Speaker 1: of counting happening on hands. I'm surprised at the lack
Speaker 1: of whiteboard use for this question. How many states have
Speaker 1: a mule deer entry in the Boone and Crockett record Book.
Speaker 1: Tony the first one to come up with an answer.
Speaker 1: How do you feel about your answer?
Speaker 4: Not great?
Speaker 3: I thought it was just us three in this.
Speaker 1: Well, everyone is going to come up with an answer,
Speaker 1: because if somebody who's not left in the game gets
Speaker 1: it right on the nose, meat Eater will add an
Speaker 1: extra one hundred dollars donation to the end of the game.
Speaker 2: Time to relax, Clay.
Speaker 1: Again, it's Brent Clay competing for the victory. Maggie. Do
Speaker 1: you how you feel about your answer?
Speaker 3: You're also quick it's a lucky number.
Speaker 1: Okay? Oh wow, all right, a lucky number or your
Speaker 1: lucky numbers?
Speaker 4: My lucky Okay.
Speaker 1: We're gonna learn what Maggie's lucky number is.
Speaker 2: Mm hm.
Speaker 1: Brent has put down his whiteboard. Mark put down his whiteboard.
Speaker 7: On the dot.
Speaker 4: We also we get to contribute or is it if
Speaker 4: anyone in the.
Speaker 1: Room gets it right on the nose, including UKC who's
Speaker 1: one of the three people left in the game, will
Speaker 1: add an extra one hundred dollars donation to the end
Speaker 1: of the game. Clay is revisiting his whiteboard. After he
Speaker 1: does this, we're going to turn them over. Go ahead
Speaker 1: and reveal your answers. We have Maggie saying nine, Jordan fourteen,
Speaker 1: Case sixteen, Tyler sixteen, Tony eleven, Jordan thirteen, and our
Speaker 1: three players left in the game we have Brent saying nine,
Speaker 1: Clay saying fourteen, Mark saying fourteen. The correct answer is eighteen,
Speaker 1: meaning we're going to a second play the drop.
Speaker 9: Again and then like going to other stuff is funny
Speaker 9: the first exactly first time it's ever happened in a
Speaker 9: one hundred and thirty five episode History.
Speaker 4: Can we get the bag the last question?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Now, those eighteen states are Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico, Arizona, Oregon, Montana, Nevada, Washington, Kansas, California, Nebraska,
Speaker 1: South Dakota, North Dakota, Texas, Oklahoma, and Iowa. Colorado has
Speaker 1: the most entries at one thousand, two hundred and three
Speaker 1: and Iowa has the least entries at one.
Speaker 3: But they've got a boon and crocodile.
Speaker 4: Do we know the year on that?
Speaker 1: I don't know the year. My guess it would have
Speaker 1: to be like the extreme northwestern part of the state.
Speaker 1: The Missouri River has a few mule deer that I've
Speaker 1: seen personally, so someone must have killed a biggin at
Speaker 1: some point in Iowa's history wild double overtime vous time.
Speaker 4: So funny you just mentioned this too.
Speaker 1: We just talked about it.
Speaker 4: That's right, and this will be the big clay and
Speaker 4: I'm glad we get to share this cliff.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, it's like the.
Speaker 1: Double overtime topic is phishing?
Speaker 3: Ooh, market on strength. Actually he's a good fisherman, Okay,
Speaker 3: my greatest weakness.
Speaker 1: How much money did the winner of the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: four bass Master Classic get? Total earnies for that particular
Speaker 1: person for getting first place?
Speaker 3: That's right, So that's one tournament.
Speaker 1: One tournament for the twenty twenty four bass Master Classic.
Speaker 1: What did you get for winning that tournament? Again, everyone's gonna.
Speaker 3: No, like the grand prize is we're closest between marketing.
Speaker 1: Closest between you and Mark. That's right. Everyone's going to
Speaker 1: come up with an answer again though, because if somebody
Speaker 1: right on the nose, no, we're going to add an
Speaker 1: extra one hundred dollars donation to the end of the game.
Speaker 1: How much money did the winner of the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: four bass Master Classic?
Speaker 2: Do you know? I do not know.
Speaker 4: It's just guess.
Speaker 2: Tony.
Speaker 4: You know, I have a guess, but uh yeah, I'm
Speaker 4: not sure.
Speaker 1: Double overtime.
Speaker 7: What a thrill.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 8: Just a couple episodes ago, you were making kind of
Speaker 8: a joke saying that like Phil's gonna have the greatest
Speaker 8: sound drop of all time when this finally happens, and
Speaker 8: I was say, yeah, yeah, sure, whatever, you can't make
Speaker 8: me do that, And now I feel guilty.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 8: I wish I had something great to play for you.
Speaker 1: So, okay, it's everybody ready. Everyone has an answer for
Speaker 1: what the winner of the twenty twenty four bass Master
Speaker 1: Classic got for first place. Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 1: We have Maggie saying one million dollars, Jordan says one
Speaker 1: point two million, Case six hundred thousand dollars, Tyler two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand dollars, Tony Peterson half a million dollars,
Speaker 1: Brent one point five million, Jordan sixty seven thousand, and
Speaker 1: our two players left in the game. We have Klay
Speaker 1: Nucombe saying two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, Mark Kenyon
Speaker 1: saying one million dollars. The correct answer, it's three hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars, making Lay Newcombe our double overtime Winter Job
Speaker 1: Clay only fifty thousand dollars of good Job Clay. That
Speaker 1: was that was a strong guest. The prize money was
Speaker 1: at its lowest in nineteen seventy one, when the winner
Speaker 1: got ten thousand dollars. Then it hit its peak in
Speaker 1: two thousand and six when it was raised to half
Speaker 1: a million dollars. Then it was lowered to three hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars in twenty fourteen, where it's remained ever since. Clay,
Speaker 1: you get to choose where the five hundred dollars grand
Speaker 1: prize from Meat Eater goes. What's it gonna be?
Speaker 3: I know right where it's gonna go. It's gonna go
Speaker 3: to the Colorado's for Responsible Wildlife Management, Okay, Dan gates there.
Speaker 3: So there's a there's a bill right now that's that's
Speaker 3: gonna go to ballot in November in Colorado to ban
Speaker 3: mountain lion hunting, bobcat hunting, and lynx hunting, which there's
Speaker 3: no links hunting to begin with. And uh, it's a
Speaker 3: it's a pretty it's a very very serious thing for
Speaker 3: all of big game hunting in North America. And uh,
Speaker 3: they're up against some pretty big odds but uh yeah,
Speaker 3: those are good guys. Colorado's for responsible wildlife Management. They're
Speaker 3: in overtime.
Speaker 1: There you double overtime clay. That donation is going to
Speaker 1: hit a little different when it comes through. And yep, wow,
Speaker 1: that's a that's a powerful five hundred dollars. Yes, just
Speaker 1: got now, don't forget. The third week of the Meat
Speaker 1: Eater Crossword is available on our website right now. The
Speaker 1: theme this week is hunting. You can play for free
Speaker 1: but medeater dot com backslash games. Join us next week
Speaker 1: for more Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 1: conservation always wins.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Spencer from South Oda, he's the host, using those
Speaker 3: smooth mellow tones. He lays them questions down, and he
Speaker 3: likes taking those two and three year old bucks. And
Speaker 3: it's an avid amateur lockhouse