Speaker 1: It's mediat Podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Arthan. Today
Speaker 2: we're joined by Alyssa Chili Chester, Christine, Corey, Logan, Hansei
Speaker 2: and Mackenzie. This is a ten round quiz show with
Speaker 2: questions from meat eaters four verticals which are hunting, fishing,
Speaker 2: conservation and cooking, and there is a prize. Meat Eater
Speaker 2: will donate five hundred dollars to the conservation organization of
Speaker 2: the winners choosing and for the stat of the week
Speaker 2: this week, we're looking at the number one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty three. That's how many combined games today's players have
Speaker 2: been in without ever winning. As because this this is
Speaker 2: a special show and one that we're calling the Jabbroni Game.
Speaker 2: Let me explain. In professional wrestling, there used to be
Speaker 2: wrestlers whose job was to just show up and lose.
Speaker 2: Those wrestlers would go city to city each night and
Speaker 2: collect a paycheck for getting pinned by these stars like
Speaker 2: Haul Cogan and Ultimate Warrior.
Speaker 3: They were initially.
Speaker 2: Referred to as jobbers, but eventually the industry started calling
Speaker 2: them Jabebroni's. The term became so popular that dictionary dot
Speaker 2: Com even has a definition for it, which is quote
Speaker 2: a wrestler whose purpose is to lose matches in order
Speaker 2: to build up the status and fame of the headliners.
Speaker 2: So today we're celebrating the jabebronis of meat Eatter Trivia.
Speaker 2: A collection of players who show up with a great
Speaker 2: attitude even though they know they'll never pin Brody or
Speaker 2: Randall or Steve. But after today's game, one of them
Speaker 2: will earn their first victory.
Speaker 4: If it were wrestling, you would, would you would? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 4: I already pinned Stevens.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, he tried wrestling me.
Speaker 5: So every time you send the invites out and for
Speaker 5: the games before this, did you just go into that
Speaker 5: thinking of like, oh, who do I want to lose today?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 6: Yeah, And I haven't gotten my paycheck for yeah, out
Speaker 6: of one hundred and twenty three games, I'm wondering where
Speaker 6: those one hundred and twenty three paychecks have gone.
Speaker 2: I could tell you Chester is responsible for forty of
Speaker 2: those one hundred and twenty three games.
Speaker 3: So you're the biggest loser, to be.
Speaker 2: Fair to Chester, though, the smallest he'd win in wrestling though,
Speaker 2: But Chester did win the Billings Live event, which was
Speaker 2: four questions. They were all about Montana for the purpose
Speaker 2: of today's show, though, Chester, yeah.
Speaker 7: I kind of stopped, like, you know, feeling bad. Oh yeah,
Speaker 7: good before I just get defeated. But as the list
Speaker 7: pointed out, you either know him or you don't because.
Speaker 5: You read all those Reddit book pages you can you
Speaker 5: can't read the reddit stuff.
Speaker 1: I never do that.
Speaker 2: Chester not a Jabbroni in wrestling, but is in meat
Speaker 2: Eater tribute, So Jabroni's how do you feel about your
Speaker 2: chances today? Is it Is it comforting to know that
Speaker 2: there's no Brodie or randall Er Steve here? Or is
Speaker 2: there like more pre sure?
Speaker 3: Now I didn't know we're gonna get insulted the whole time.
Speaker 2: It okay, Logan doesn't feel great.
Speaker 8: I was more so nervous about coming in if like
Speaker 8: if I got the lowest score.
Speaker 2: And I well, Phil is usually kind enough to leave
Speaker 2: you off the leaderboard near the end of the game.
Speaker 3: So yeah, well, now we have a visual leaderboard. So it's.
Speaker 2: Now here's our Infrequently Asked Questions segment. If you have
Speaker 2: a Trivia related question for our crew, send it to
Speaker 2: Trivia at the Media dot Com with the subject line,
Speaker 2: I f a you Rebecca wants to know. Do the
Speaker 2: players have any rituals before games? Is there anything they
Speaker 2: do to study? Do they have preferred seats at the table?
Speaker 2: The seats at the table thing? There's always people like
Speaker 2: tiptoe around what chairs they should take, right, because I
Speaker 2: feel like Brody and Randall they kind of have their spots. Alyssa,
Speaker 2: you're in I think a new spot for you today, right, Okay,
Speaker 2: she's in Seth's chair. Mackenzie has taken Randall's chair. I
Speaker 2: think we've got Hansi over here in like Brody or
Speaker 2: Steve's chair. Does anybody do anything to study before met
Speaker 2: eater trivia?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 8: I have before. I've looked at like maps of the
Speaker 8: river okay, waterways?
Speaker 2: Uh huh?
Speaker 8: Has it helped me out?
Speaker 2: What's what's like a weakness in your map? Looking at
Speaker 2: geography wise, it's like East coast for sure.
Speaker 8: I know nothing about the East Coast.
Speaker 2: I think this room in general, medieater trivia players in
Speaker 2: general in our Bozeman office, anything east of the Mississippi River. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you don't know much.
Speaker 8: Mountain men are also hard, Tom.
Speaker 2: Now we have some housekeeping to get to. In a
Speaker 2: previous game of trivia, I asked a question about the
Speaker 2: genus of plants commonly used in food plots that includes
Speaker 2: turnips and radishes. The correct answer was Brassica's, which I
Speaker 2: got from the National Deer Association, but about five listeners
Speaker 2: wrote in to correct me, saying that those are in
Speaker 2: the family Brasica, not in the genus Brasica. There is
Speaker 2: a brask genus that includes turnips and radishes that includes turnips,
Speaker 2: but radishes are in the genus Rafanis. So it's the
Speaker 2: Braska family that includes turnips and radishes, not the Braska genus.
Speaker 2: That mistake was a Jabbroni move by me. The Shelby
Speaker 2: index for today is a five, so I'm putting us
Speaker 2: on perfect score alert. With that, we're onto the game
Speaker 2: of trivia. Play the drop phil, Look, I need to
Speaker 2: know what I stand and wind everything. How's that? Just
Speaker 2: tend to win everything?
Speaker 9: Demon Suckers.
Speaker 3: Question one.
Speaker 2: The topic is public lands, and this will be multiple choice.
Speaker 2: Which of these national parks gets the most visitors? Is
Speaker 2: it Yosemite Crater, Lake Arches, or Big Bend. Which of
Speaker 2: these national parks gets the most visitors? Yosemite Crater, Lake,
Speaker 2: Arches or Big Bend. It's not the most visitors of
Speaker 2: all the national parks. It's the most visitors of these
Speaker 2: four choices, Yosemite, Crater Lake, Arches, and Big Bend.
Speaker 3: Spencer.
Speaker 10: We were all curious before this round if you were
Speaker 10: going to take it easy on us today or if
Speaker 10: these are just the same questions.
Speaker 2: I tried to get the Shelby index to a five,
Speaker 2: and I accomplish that, so I'd say they're may be
Speaker 2: slightly easier than normal, but it's still a normal game
Speaker 2: of trivia. If players score well, they should still feel
Speaker 2: good about that. Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead
Speaker 2: and reveal your answers. We have Alyssa and Corey and
Speaker 2: Christine and Mackenzie. The entire room says Yosemite.
Speaker 3: They got it. The correct answer.
Speaker 11: Is it was the very popular national park in America,
Speaker 11: with four million visitors each year.
Speaker 2: Arches is twenty first with one point five million people,
Speaker 2: Crater Lake is thirty seventh with six hundred thousand people,
Speaker 2: and Big Bend is fortieth with five hundred thousand people.
Speaker 2: The National Park System had three hundred and twenty five
Speaker 2: million visitors in twenty twenty three. Has anybody beended those
Speaker 2: four national parks Yosemite, Crater, Lake Arches, Big Bend.
Speaker 8: All of them, think they've been to them all.
Speaker 2: Yosemite was Yosemite as busy as the sixth busiest national park.
Speaker 2: Did it feel like that?
Speaker 9: It was really busy. I actually have a story about
Speaker 9: Yosemite in college. I always wanted to go there. And
Speaker 9: freshman year at college, the professor had like a question
Speaker 9: every time you come in. He'd be like, I have
Speaker 9: a new question for you. And the question on the
Speaker 9: first day of class was what national park do you
Speaker 9: want to visit on your bucket list? And I was like, Oh,
Speaker 9: I've always wanted to visit Yazamite National Park. And the
Speaker 9: next class, the question was what's something you've learned that
Speaker 9: you didn't know before? And I learned that Yazamai is
Speaker 9: pronounced Yosebody.
Speaker 3: And then you went there, and then I went there.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and it was very busy to answer your question.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Question two the topic is hunting. This next great question
Speaker 2: is via Jordan Simpson. What Shawnee word means white rump
Speaker 2: and is often used as a synonym for elk. What
Speaker 2: Shawnee word means quote, white rump, and is often used
Speaker 2: as a synonym for elk.
Speaker 8: Chili must have really known this one.
Speaker 2: Chili and Chester and Corey are very confident. All right, Logan,
Speaker 2: do you have this one right?
Speaker 6: I think so?
Speaker 2: Okay, Logan is confident as well. Hansie and the girls
Speaker 2: not so much. What Shawnee word means white rump and
Speaker 2: is often used as a synonym for elk.
Speaker 6: I should hope Corey gets this one right.
Speaker 3: He's got a elk an.
Speaker 12: Tattoo on his arm.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, I'm working on getting an elk.
Speaker 3: But next.
Speaker 2: Are you gonna put the elk berr on my stomach?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Bomer? What Shawnee word means white rump and is often
Speaker 2: used as a synonym for elk. Is that your only tattoo?
Speaker 3: Corey? It is?
Speaker 2: Yeah, You're gonna add a second one? Ever you think
Speaker 2: or just sticking with the elk.
Speaker 10: I've always thought about it, but I mean, nothing's come
Speaker 10: to me. Yeah, you know I want to put on
Speaker 10: my body for the rest of my life.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? M Yeah, go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 3: We have a lessen.
Speaker 2: Corey and Christine say Mackenzie's a stag. Chili Logan Chester
Speaker 2: and HANSI say wappa t they got it. The correct
Speaker 2: answer is wappa Ta. Early settlers often referred to elk
Speaker 2: as America's red deer, Canada stag, round horned stag, and
Speaker 2: stag of the Americas. They also called them by the
Speaker 2: Shawnee word wapati, as well as the name that eventually stuck,
Speaker 2: which is elk. Elk was the accepted name by the
Speaker 2: time Lewis and Clark set sail, which they referred to
Speaker 2: five hundred and seventy times in their journals.
Speaker 5: Does anybody know about the elk in Mongolia? Aren't there
Speaker 5: the only elk with the name wapaty like in its
Speaker 5: official name.
Speaker 2: I think there's a lot of confusion between North America
Speaker 2: and Europe, like I think our elk are their moose
Speaker 2: or moose are there? It's something like that's confused, but
Speaker 2: both continents have messed each other up in the naming.
Speaker 2: Here's question three. The topic is conservation. This next great
Speaker 2: question is via John Schlessinger. This conservation group is named
Speaker 2: after a wildlife artist who made four hundred and thirty
Speaker 2: five life size paintings of North American birds.
Speaker 3: Is question three.
Speaker 2: The topic is conservation This conservation group is named after
Speaker 2: a wildlife artist who made four hundred and thirty five
Speaker 2: life size paintings of North American birds, Alyssa. Do you
Speaker 2: have this one right? Okay, you have it all right.
Speaker 2: We're looking for the name of the conservation group and
Speaker 2: it's named after a wildlife artist who made four hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty five life size paintings of North American birds, Alyssa.
Speaker 2: The only one with an answer so far.
Speaker 8: I'm cruising for a bruiser. This is not gonna be good.
Speaker 2: Chester and Hansie joining a LISTA now with an answer.
Speaker 2: You need to tell me the name of the conservation group.
Speaker 2: Was this a fans the middle question? This is via
Speaker 2: John Schlessing? Or does that help you? Chick?
Speaker 7: John?
Speaker 3: No, it does not. I just Hanse, do you have one?
Speaker 2: Hansie and Chester are now comparing answers with oh and
Speaker 2: Logan saw something? Okays agree with each other?
Speaker 3: Could you move that board just like Joe K.
Speaker 2: Chester's nodding his head yes, him and him and Hansei
Speaker 2: agree on the answer. This conservation group. It's named after
Speaker 2: a wildlife artist who made four hundred and thirty five
Speaker 2: life size paintings of North American birds. Glad Randall's not
Speaker 2: in this room.
Speaker 12: You get this.
Speaker 2: One's gotta be Bob Ross, Alyssa, Chester and Hansie the
Speaker 2: only folks with an answer. Doesn't count right spelling, It
Speaker 2: does not count.
Speaker 3: I don't even know.
Speaker 8: I'm usually corny.
Speaker 2: Christine Chili logan, you're run not of time, guys, give up.
Speaker 5: I'm a.
Speaker 2: Christine is done writing. We will flip over the boards.
Speaker 3: Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: We have, Alyssa saying Audubon Society. Christine says, Kelsey's Mom Foundation. Okay,
Speaker 2: Mackenzie says Audubon Society. Chile without an answer, Logan without
Speaker 2: an answer. Chester says autobond, which is is that the
Speaker 2: freeway in Germany that doesn't have a speed limit? Is
Speaker 2: that what that's called? And Hansi says Audubon Society. They
Speaker 2: got it, and we'll give it to Chester for Audubon.
Speaker 2: It's the National Audubon Society.
Speaker 3: John James Audubon.
Speaker 2: Is one of America's first and most prolific wildlife artists.
Speaker 2: His seminal work was painting one thousand and sixty five
Speaker 2: birds from four hundred and eighty nine species for his
Speaker 2: the Birds of America collection, but the group that is
Speaker 2: named after him has distanced themselves from Autubon in recent
Speaker 2: years due to revelations that he committed academic fraud, plagiarism,
Speaker 2: and owned slaves. Question four. The topic is cooking. This
Speaker 2: next great question is via Ali Spangler. The spruce Eats
Speaker 2: describes this eight letter word as a quote culinary technique
Speaker 2: that secures the bird's wings and legs tightly to its
Speaker 2: body using twine. The spruce Eats describes this eight letter
Speaker 2: word as a culinary technique that secures the bird's wings
Speaker 2: and legs tightly to its body using twine. This is
Speaker 2: question four. Spelling does not matter that I've told you
Speaker 2: you need eight letters, so hopefully your answer also has
Speaker 2: eight letters. Hansey is confident, Logan, you have this one
Speaker 2: right potentially.
Speaker 13: You know, when like a word comes in your head
Speaker 13: and you use it and you're like, I don't really
Speaker 13: know where that word came from, but.
Speaker 3: It's like in my head.
Speaker 2: You think you've used this one.
Speaker 3: Hopefully, hopefully this is the right word.
Speaker 2: Okay. Hansei said that he has it right, right, Hans,
Speaker 2: I think so, okay, Hans. He was saying before the
Speaker 2: game of trivia that if there's ever a topic of wine,
Speaker 2: he will win. He is a what is a small ya? No?
Speaker 6: No, I know I'd like to pursue that someday, but okay, no,
Speaker 6: I'm amateur.
Speaker 2: I'm just an amateur. Yeah, you know, A.
Speaker 8: What we should host a meet or wine tasting with
Speaker 8: wild game?
Speaker 2: I won't say no. The spruce eat describes this eight
Speaker 2: letter word an ordinary technique that secures the bird's wings
Speaker 2: and legs tightly to its body using twine.
Speaker 8: I feel like this is so obvious and I'm gonna
Speaker 8: be so frustrated when we all turn over our boards.
Speaker 8: Can you tell me if over time the Shelby index
Speaker 8: as in, like, I guess your wife's skills have gotten better?
Speaker 2: Do you think gotten better? Question? I don't know. I
Speaker 2: feel like it's still accurate gotten better. She has the
Speaker 2: most exposure to my brain, so she'll know, like when
Speaker 2: I've just watched a documentary on whales, like some dish
Speaker 2: that I just made, you know, two weeks ago at home,
Speaker 2: so that gives her a big advantage. I don't know
Speaker 2: that she's gotten better. I would say she's still just
Speaker 2: as good, and the Shelby index is still just as accurate.
Speaker 6: Do you have the same amount of leniency with her
Speaker 6: answers as you do like Randall's or Brodie's.
Speaker 2: Oh more, Yeah, I mean she gets half points. No
Speaker 2: one in the podcast studio has ever received half point
Speaker 2: So yes, she she has more leniency do you give her?
Speaker 2: She takes her time, but oftentimes she like knows that
Speaker 2: she's not going to know it, and so we move
Speaker 2: on very quickly. So she'll just give a frustrated answer
Speaker 2: in that sense. Is everybody right now, go ahead and
Speaker 2: reveal your answers. We have Alyssa saying smatchcock, straight jacket,
Speaker 2: Christine and Mackenzie and Chile without an answer, Logan says trusting,
Speaker 2: Chester without an answer. Hansie says trusting. The correct answer
Speaker 2: is trusting Logan and Hansie got it right.
Speaker 6: Can we give a half point to Corey for straight jacket?
Speaker 2: The purpose of trusting a piece of meat is to
Speaker 2: help it cook more evenly. It's a commonly used technique
Speaker 2: when cooking turkeys, ducks, geese, and roast. For a venicson
Speaker 2: recipe that needs trusting, watch Col's video on the medeater
Speaker 2: dot com called how to make a French Cut Venison
Speaker 2: rib Roast. Question five. The topic is fishing. A backlash
Speaker 2: of tangled line in a bait caster reel is often
Speaker 2: referred to by this two word nickname. Okay. Alyssa is
Speaker 2: familiar with the nickname for a backlash of tangled line
Speaker 2: in a bait caster reel that's referred to by this
Speaker 2: two word nickname. Chester. Do you have this one right?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Okay. Chester and Alyssa are confident. Hansey, you have this
Speaker 2: one right. Corey looks like he has it right.
Speaker 3: Jillie, you got this one. I believe a big fish
Speaker 3: you have this one?
Speaker 2: Who refers to you by that Oka?
Speaker 10: I feel like it's not limited to just a bait casting, don't.
Speaker 2: That's where it's maybe the most prolific, though big casters
Speaker 2: are tough.
Speaker 6: Man up.
Speaker 2: A backlash of tangled line and a baked caster reel
Speaker 2: is often referred to by this two word nickname. This
Speaker 2: is question five. We'll get a scoreboard update from filled
Speaker 2: the engineers.
Speaker 8: Am I really before I should know this?
Speaker 6: Everyone's you've picked up a fly.
Speaker 10: That's when it usually happens.
Speaker 2: Chester and Corey are applying some pressure to.
Speaker 8: I feel like that's what my dad called it growing up.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready?
Speaker 3: Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: We have a listen. Listen saying rats nest, Christine saying
Speaker 2: bad snag, Mackenzie says ship show, Chili says birds nest,
Speaker 2: Logan says rats nest, shird's nest, hans the bird's nest.
Speaker 2: The correct answers are birds nest or rats nest. Will
Speaker 2: give as either one.
Speaker 8: I'd like to thank my dad for never calling it
Speaker 8: the correct name and just cussing.
Speaker 2: A bird came from a bird's nest. Occurs while casting
Speaker 2: when your lure slows down but the spool keeps spinning.
Speaker 2: Usually it's the result of user air, but can sometimes
Speaker 2: be a mechanical issue due to a faulty drag or break.
Speaker 2: Although some birds nest can be fixed by pulling the
Speaker 2: line or reeling the line, they often require some nifty
Speaker 2: knife work. Phil, we're halfway through the game of trivia.
Speaker 2: Give us a scoreboard update.
Speaker 8: I don't want to know.
Speaker 6: There.
Speaker 2: We are.
Speaker 13: All right, Hey, everyone's doing pretty well. You got Christine
Speaker 13: and Mackenzie at two points apiece unlessa Corey and Chili
Speaker 13: have three, Logan and Chester have four and in first
Speaker 13: place with a perfect game.
Speaker 4: It's all right, one of us is going to win here.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: Question six the topic is cooking. What's the Greek yogurt
Speaker 2: based dip that's made with cucumber, garlic, lemon, dill, and mint.
Speaker 2: Spelling does not count this question six. The topic is cooking,
Speaker 2: what's the Greek yogurt based dip that's made with cucumber, garlic, lemon, dill,
Speaker 2: and mint. Cory in your guiding days, did you see
Speaker 2: some bad rats nests on your boat? For sure?
Speaker 10: Yeah, but I was just a fly fishing guide, so
Speaker 10: that's where I meant.
Speaker 3: I mean it happens in.
Speaker 6: All Sure, happens a lot at the end of the
Speaker 6: rod on a fly rod.
Speaker 2: I feel like.
Speaker 6: I got one on Sunday.
Speaker 3: How that end?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 6: You know, like all birds nest and with some clipping?
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah rats?
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I'd like to know the average amount of time that
Speaker 8: everyone spends on it before they just clip it, or
Speaker 8: if anyone's gotten to the point where they're just smart
Speaker 8: enough to clip it before even trying.
Speaker 6: Sometimes you just like you're just like locked into trying
Speaker 6: before even though you know the answer, you just like
Speaker 6: are frustrated, like.
Speaker 8: Maybe this is gonna be the time that I get
Speaker 8: it right.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I think we saw a few rats nests in
Speaker 12: here and birds nests, so uh yeah, maybe there's some
Speaker 12: geography involved.
Speaker 6: I've never heard rats nest either.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: What's the Greek yogurt based dip that's made with cucumber, garlic, lemon,
Speaker 2: dill and mint. Looks like, HANSI will keep the perfect
Speaker 2: game going, Chili and Chest. You're not as confident, you boys,
Speaker 2: give up.
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm gonna be kicking myself.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's a cucumber, garlic, lemon, dill, and mint sauce.
Speaker 2: That is everybody read, Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: We have Melissa with her board upside down in our
Speaker 2: own Corey Christine Mackenzie saying to Zeke special and Chester
Speaker 2: without an answer. Logan says to Heiny. Hansie says to
Speaker 2: Zeke the correct answer to Zeke, we're not going to
Speaker 2: give it to Logan to Heine is very different. Isn't
Speaker 2: that like a spice that you like?
Speaker 13: It's like like.
Speaker 2: Clarify the spelling is and you guys watch your board
Speaker 2: to tell me if you got it right.
Speaker 4: T z A t.
Speaker 8: Z I K I do I get an extra point for.
Speaker 2: Don't get an extra point, but will give you a
Speaker 2: give special points and Hans spell did you spell it right?
Speaker 2: As well?
Speaker 5: Okay, Nikolsa is five for five on her board being
Speaker 5: upside down.
Speaker 3: Yeah once, come on.
Speaker 2: Tzeke was invented by the Ottoman Empire hundreds of years ago.
Speaker 2: According to one Greek chef, more garlic in Greece is
Speaker 2: used to make to zeke than any other dish in
Speaker 2: the nation's cuisine. For a recipe that used it, check
Speaker 2: out Danielle Preuitt's article on the medeater dot com called
Speaker 2: Venison Smash Euros. Question seven, the topic is hunting. This
Speaker 2: next great question is via Nick Dobrick. What state requires
Speaker 2: non residents to have a guide when hunting big game
Speaker 2: in designated wilderness areas?
Speaker 8: Hopeful?
Speaker 2: What state requires non residents to have a guide when
Speaker 2: hunting big game in designated wilderness areas?
Speaker 3: Many of our players.
Speaker 2: Look confident, but not Hansei, who has a perfect game
Speaker 2: through six questions?
Speaker 3: Do you know this one or you're just going to
Speaker 3: be making a guess?
Speaker 2: I'm guessing what state requires non residents to have a
Speaker 2: guide when hunting big game in designated wilderness? Areas a
Speaker 2: fairly confident room. Mackenzie said she knows this one. Chili,
Speaker 2: you know this one in the book. Okay, Chester, Corey,
Speaker 2: I'm also confident.
Speaker 3: Christine.
Speaker 2: Do you have this one?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 2: Do you have this? Is everybody ready? Go ahead and
Speaker 2: reveal your answers. We have Alissa saying Alaska. Corey says Wyoming,
Speaker 2: Christine Alaska, Mackenzie Wyoming, Chili Alaska, Logan Alaska, Chester Alaska,
Speaker 2: Hansi Alaska. The correct answer is Ioming. Mackenzie and Corey
Speaker 2: get that one right. Hansi's perfect game is gone focus
Speaker 2: fullshit areas totaling more than three million acres of public land.
Speaker 2: A non resident can hike, camp, and fish these areas
Speaker 2: on their own, but if they're hunting, they're required to
Speaker 2: be with a guide or resident companion. Brody Henderson declared
Speaker 2: it one of America's worst game laws, and a twenty
Speaker 2: nineteen article titled the West's Worst hunting Law, which you
Speaker 2: can read on the meadeater dot com.
Speaker 3: Question eight.
Speaker 2: The topic is fishing. This is our listener question of
Speaker 2: the Week, which was won by Derek Antosh for setting
Speaker 2: this great question. Derek is going to get a board
Speaker 2: game signed by the crew. If you want a chance
Speaker 2: to win the listener Question of the Week, then send
Speaker 2: your question to Trivia at the meadeater dot com. What's
Speaker 2: the common name for decompression sickness which can happen to
Speaker 2: spear fishermen who rise from deep water too quickly? This
Speaker 2: is question eight. The topic is fishing, and it's our
Speaker 2: listener question of the week. What's the common name for
Speaker 2: decompression sickness which can happen to spearfishermen who rise from
Speaker 2: deep water too quickly?
Speaker 8: Has anyone in here ever had that?
Speaker 2: I don't think we have a lot of spear fishermen
Speaker 2: in this room.
Speaker 14: We got the Old South to Wah a couple of
Speaker 14: weeks ago.
Speaker 5: For those of you who don't know, that's the barracuda
Speaker 5: we've done.
Speaker 9: That was your first time spearfishing? Was that your first
Speaker 9: time spearfishing?
Speaker 2: Okay, you've witnessed somebody have decompression sickness? And how did
Speaker 2: that go?
Speaker 4: Cal?
Speaker 2: Okay, you just lightheaded.
Speaker 7: Basically not there just a little bit, but it wasn't
Speaker 7: It wasn't bad.
Speaker 8: How long did take from like come back to normal?
Speaker 13: Not long?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 2: I mean, he's still not back to to this day.
Speaker 8: Weird.
Speaker 2: What's what's the common name for decompression sickness which can
Speaker 2: happen to spear fishermen who rides from deep water too quickly?
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? Oh, Chili, the the only certified spear
Speaker 2: fisherman may not have this.
Speaker 5: Okay, I don't know names, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, you reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: We have Alyssa saying death, Corey and Mackenzie say the benz,
Speaker 2: Chili without an answer, Logan and Chester and Hansie saying
Speaker 2: the bends.
Speaker 3: They got it.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is the benz or barrow trauma?
Speaker 3: And how do you spell it?
Speaker 14: B E D b E N D S because I
Speaker 14: know myself pretty well and that's not something that so
Speaker 14: don't see myself ever having to retain that.
Speaker 2: The benz is a potentially life threatening condition that occurs
Speaker 2: when dissolved gases form bubbles in your bloodstream during rapid decompression.
Speaker 2: It happens when someone moves quickly from an area of
Speaker 2: high pressure to low pressure, such as a diver coming
Speaker 2: to the surface too fast, or when flying in an
Speaker 2: unpressurized aircraft. It's estimated that about a dozen people die
Speaker 2: each year from Barrow trauma. Phil, we have two questions left.
Speaker 2: Give us a leader board update.
Speaker 13: I should have been prepared for this.
Speaker 9: Here we go.
Speaker 13: Whoop, all right, shit, Jilly here in last place three points,
Speaker 13: so sorry, Alyssa. Christine you have four, Mackenzie and Logan
Speaker 13: and Chester all have five points apiece. Corey has six
Speaker 13: and still in first place seven points.
Speaker 3: It's HANSI questions.
Speaker 2: HANSI to slip up. We have a few players is
Speaker 2: left in the game. This question on the topic is conservation.
Speaker 2: The Natural History Museum describes the one hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: mile demilitarized zone between these two countries as a quote
Speaker 2: haven for rare animals. Huh, your answer will be two countries.
Speaker 2: The Natural History Museum describes the one hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: mile demilitarized zone between these two countries as a haven
Speaker 2: for rare animals. So your answer will be two countries.
Speaker 2: Chili looks very confident.
Speaker 5: Yeah, most confident I've ever been cotton.
Speaker 2: Okay, the History Museum.
Speaker 3: There's a hit from Chili.
Speaker 4: Sorry.
Speaker 2: The Natural History Museum describes the one hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: mile demilitarized zone between these two countries as quote a
Speaker 2: haven for rare animals. Chili is confident, and he's the
Speaker 2: only one. Corey has joined in with an answer, Corey,
Speaker 2: do you think you have this one right?
Speaker 3: That's a really good guess.
Speaker 2: Okay, we need Corey to have a really good guess
Speaker 2: and get this one right. We need Hansey to get
Speaker 2: it wrong to tie them up going into our final question,
Speaker 2: or we gonna have Hansey get the last two wrong
Speaker 2: and we have a handful of players with five points
Speaker 2: who could come back and catch him as well.
Speaker 3: That would be fun.
Speaker 5: There's definitely different ways you could phrase this question.
Speaker 2: Chili, you don't need to help out your players anymore here, No,
Speaker 2: let him go on, please.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, I'll cover it out.
Speaker 2: Okay. This is the Natural History Museum describes the one
Speaker 2: hundred and sixty mile demilitarized zone between these two countries
Speaker 2: as a haven for rare animals. The topic is conservation.
Speaker 2: This is question nine, and Chili's been there. Chile Is
Speaker 2: says he's been one of these places.
Speaker 8: Everybody, I don't even know these two countries each other.
Speaker 2: Okay, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Alyssa
Speaker 2: saying Russia. I don't even want to say North and
Speaker 2: South Korea.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Christine says North and South Korea says and Usbekistan. Chile
Speaker 2: says North Korea, South Korea. Logan north Korea, South Korea.
Speaker 2: Chester says Russia and the USA. Kanzi says North and
Speaker 2: South Korea. The two countries are North Korea and South Korea.
Speaker 2: It's our players did pretty well. The Korean DMZ was
Speaker 2: established in nineteen fifty three as a buffer between the
Speaker 2: two feuding countries. The area that's one hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: miles long and two and a half miles wide is
Speaker 2: largely void of humans, which has in turn made it
Speaker 2: a wildlife sanctuary. It's estimated that over one hundred endangered
Speaker 2: species live in this strip of land, including musk deer,
Speaker 2: Manchurian trout, red crowned red crowned cranes, Korean fox, and,
Speaker 2: according to some reports, the Siberian tiger and a moor leopard.
Speaker 4: Chile.
Speaker 2: What do you have to tell us about South Korea
Speaker 2: and North Korea their border?
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, I think if well, a lot of people
Speaker 5: got the question right. But if you would have said DMZ,
Speaker 5: I think more people would have got the question right.
Speaker 5: But you also could refer to the DMZ as a
Speaker 5: thirty eighth parallel, which is it's the same spot, that's
Speaker 5: the same line, but there for the thirtieth parallel.
Speaker 2: I think we had five players get it right.
Speaker 5: But for all you losers at home, they're gonna get
Speaker 5: that wrong.
Speaker 2: Now here's an answer. Here's an answer review for our
Speaker 2: listeners at home. One was Yosemite, two Wapati three, National
Speaker 2: Audubon Society, four, Trusting, five Birds nest Or Rats Nest
Speaker 2: six to Zeke seven, Wyoming, eight, the Bens, and nine
Speaker 2: North and South Korea. Question ten, we have Hansey leading
Speaker 2: Cory by one. They are the only players left in
Speaker 2: the game.
Speaker 3: Question ten, the topic is gear.
Speaker 15: What does m o A stand for as in a
Speaker 15: scopes m o A. Oh no, again, we need Corey
Speaker 15: to get this right, Hansey to get this wrong to
Speaker 15: face to force overtime. Hansey with eight correct answers Cory
Speaker 15: with seven. The topic is gear what does m o
Speaker 15: A shot.
Speaker 12: M o A?
Speaker 3: Corey, do you have this one right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I oh, Corey has it right.
Speaker 8: Hansei.
Speaker 2: We're gonna need have a good guess for what m
Speaker 2: oh a stands for. Chili is also confident as well
Speaker 2: as Chester and Logan Alsten, do you have this one
Speaker 2: right as well? Okay, what's that board saying the suck
Speaker 2: at Chili? HANSI m o a Logan? You just naturally
Speaker 2: like that?
Speaker 13: Or you just I spent a lot of time in
Speaker 13: the sun jealous.
Speaker 9: I was wondering how hard I gotta try? Right now?
Speaker 2: Hansie, how are we doing?
Speaker 6: Not great spencer?
Speaker 3: Not great hand? Have you been to overtime before?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 2: Kind of it was in that to qualify for the
Speaker 2: med Eater Trivia champion That was kind of Corey. Have
Speaker 2: you been to overtime? Yes?
Speaker 3: You have?
Speaker 2: Okay, do you remember the question? Do you remember where
Speaker 2: you came up at?
Speaker 10: I don't remember the question at all, but I got
Speaker 10: it right? Oh you got yeah the championship round.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, So you've both been to overtime. I just
Speaker 2: qualify for the Media Trivia Championship in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: What does A stand for? Do you give out? Honsey? Yeah,
Speaker 2: go ahead and reveal your answers. We have ALYSSA saying
Speaker 2: measure of accuracy Corey, minute of angle, Christine Miles, over
Speaker 2: accuracy Mackenzie, median ocular adjustment Chili minutes of angle Logan
Speaker 2: and Chester minutes of angle, Hansey says, Mills over angle,
Speaker 2: the correct answer is minute of angle. That means we're
Speaker 2: going to overtime, play the drop film.
Speaker 13: Last.
Speaker 10: I think just cut it at if you ain't first
Speaker 10: your last and then like going to other stuff.
Speaker 2: That's funny.
Speaker 3: I never liked a Phil cough Man.
Speaker 2: Hansei and Corey going into overtime with eight correct answers.
Speaker 2: This will be a numerical question. Whoever's closest between the
Speaker 2: two of you will be declared the winner, but the
Speaker 2: other six players will still come up with an answer.
Speaker 2: In case somebody gets it right on the nose, then
Speaker 2: meat Eater will add an extra one hundred dollars donation
Speaker 2: at the end of the game. The tie breaking topic
Speaker 2: is hunting. What's the most beards on a turkey that's
Speaker 2: entered in the National Wild Turkey Federation record books? What's
Speaker 2: the most beards on a turkey that's entered in the
Speaker 2: NWTF record books? Down to Corey and hanseific.
Speaker 3: Corey, how.
Speaker 2: Many turkeys have you killed in your day?
Speaker 6: Two?
Speaker 2: Okay, Hansei, how many of you killed?
Speaker 9: Four?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Advantage? Hansey.
Speaker 2: Then for for this question, just how many beards the
Speaker 2: most beards on a turkey that's entered in the n
Speaker 2: w t F record books. The closest between Corey and
Speaker 2: Hansey will be declared. The Winner's rethinking his answer. He
Speaker 2: raised the entire.
Speaker 6: Answer, what's the most.
Speaker 3: With your gut?
Speaker 8: Two?
Speaker 2: Three?
Speaker 9: Really mm hmm answer.
Speaker 2: It's everybody ready, but what was that last question? Chester
Speaker 2: is changing his answer, okay, oh, and Chili changing his answer.
Speaker 2: Sitting here much longer, Everyone's going to change her answer.
Speaker 2: I can, okay. Alyssa is going to be the last
Speaker 2: one to change her answer, and then we're just kidding.
Speaker 3: Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: We have Alyssa saying five, Christine four, Mackenzie six, Chili five,
Speaker 2: Logan four, Chester nine, and two players left. Hansei says five.
Speaker 2: Corey says four. Oh my gosh, the correct answer it
Speaker 2: is thirteen.
Speaker 3: Making winner.
Speaker 2: I don't have a picture of them, but I think
Speaker 2: you can see it on the NWTF website that Gobbler
Speaker 2: was killed by an eleven year old in Pennsylvania in
Speaker 2: twenty seventeen. The longest beard was ten inches.
Speaker 4: Of course it was a child, even year old.
Speaker 2: Thirteen bears Hansie is our winner, Hansei. You get to
Speaker 2: choose with the five hundred dollars donation from me. Eater goes.
Speaker 2: What's it going to be?
Speaker 6: No, can you remind me what the options are?
Speaker 2: Any conservation group you think, you know folks, podcast hunters, fishers,
Speaker 2: and anglers would enjoy be anything that supports public lands,
Speaker 2: that is pro hunting, that likes to give fishermen access.
Speaker 2: You got lots of choices out there, Hansey. And if
Speaker 2: you don't come up with anything by the fault, you
Speaker 2: can just give it to the Meat Eater Land Access Initiative,
Speaker 2: which does all of the above. No, I got I
Speaker 2: got this.
Speaker 6: I just started drafting my duck camp email for the
Speaker 6: same group of folks that come out every year and
Speaker 6: go duck hunting, and so I'm gonna go.
Speaker 2: Delta Waterfowl, Delta waterfle.
Speaker 6: Because it's on my mind and they do some good stuff.
Speaker 2: How big is the duck camp going to be in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four?
Speaker 6: You think it varies, But it's been as small as
Speaker 6: it's been, as small as too and as big as
Speaker 6: like fifteen, So every year is a little bit different.
Speaker 6: But I'd say average is like seven.
Speaker 2: I would be extremely confident that HANSI is a great
Speaker 2: duck camp post.
Speaker 6: I like hosting duck camp. Yeah, I wouldn't say I'm
Speaker 6: good at it, but I do like it.
Speaker 2: Now you can tell those folks in your email that
Speaker 2: you won Meat Eater Trivia and you're no longer a
Speaker 2: Jabbroni and you get five hundred dollars to Delta Waterfowl.
Speaker 6: Can I go back to getting a being Abroni if
Speaker 6: I get a check for.
Speaker 2: Does not work? Or?
Speaker 3: Are there seven players?
Speaker 2: Though? Will be here next time that we have a
Speaker 2: Gabbroni episode?
Speaker 3: Questions Join us next time?
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Speaker 1: Yes, Spencer from South Dakota. He's the host using those smooth,
Speaker 1: mellow tones. He lays them questions down. He likes taking
Speaker 1: those two and three year old bucks. It is an
Speaker 1: avid amateur
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