Speaker 1: It's Me Podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Arth, and
Speaker 2: today we're joined by Brody, Corey, Nate, Omar, Sarah and John.
Speaker 2: This is a ten round quiz show with questions from
Speaker 2: meat Eater's four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking.
Speaker 2: There's a prize. Meat Eater will donate five hundred dollars
Speaker 2: to the conservation organization of the winner's choosing. We're starting
Speaker 2: today's show with a mail bag question. If you want some,
Speaker 2: if you want the crew to answer your question, send
Speaker 2: an email to Trivia at the medeater dot com. The
Speaker 2: subject line mail bag. This is from Eric from York.
Speaker 2: He says, any advice for staying warm on a cold
Speaker 2: winter hunt without overheating. I hunt Northern Pa and I
Speaker 2: usually walk one to two miles in then have long
Speaker 2: cold sits usually posted up in some sort of downfall.
Speaker 2: Any hips or gear suggestions to keep you warm without
Speaker 2: fully overheating. First, John, you work at the Flagship store
Speaker 2: downtown Bozeman. If Eric from York came into the store
Speaker 2: and told you his conundrum, what advice would you give him.
Speaker 3: Well, the first thing I would say is to Pa Guy, Yes, Yes,
Speaker 3: grew up in Spring Mills, Pennsylvania. I would say, pay
Speaker 3: attention to that next to skin layer. First, you have
Speaker 3: to keep yourself dry, and I just know from my experience,
Speaker 3: as soon as that next to skin layer gets soaked,
Speaker 3: it's game over for pretty much the entire day. So
Speaker 3: my recommendation would be whatever you're going to a tree
Speaker 3: stand or a ground blind, hike in with the least
Speaker 3: amount of stuff possible. Keep your body dry. It's gonna
Speaker 3: be cold, it's gonna be uncomfortable. But once you get
Speaker 3: to your stand or wherever you're hunting. I think he
Speaker 3: said he was sitting in like a pile blowover, downfall
Speaker 3: falls downfall, yep. Once you get there, take a second,
Speaker 3: let your body kind of dry out, vent.
Speaker 2: And then put on your heavier clothes.
Speaker 3: It's it's easier to be miserable for one hour hiking
Speaker 3: in than for the entire twelve day.
Speaker 4: Six.
Speaker 3: I would also recommend driving to your spot, whether you're
Speaker 3: leaving from camp or anything, don't put the heater on
Speaker 3: full blast when you're going from point A to point B.
Speaker 3: On going to a trailhead or whatever that makes your
Speaker 3: feet swet. And I've learned that the hard way as well.
Speaker 2: That catches up to you pretty quick. Brody. Any advice
Speaker 2: for this other PA hunter?
Speaker 5: No, I think John got it.
Speaker 6: I mean the main thing is hike cold, like and
Speaker 6: you're not even gonna be cold for that long unless
Speaker 6: it's like minus forty degrees or something like. You can
Speaker 6: hike in twenty fifteen twenty degree weather with like a
Speaker 6: base layer as your upper layer and you know, maybe
Speaker 6: some ljs and pants.
Speaker 1: But like, hike cold.
Speaker 5: And the other thing I would say is that don't
Speaker 5: be afraid to build a fire man.
Speaker 6: My dad and his buddies used to hunt the mountains
Speaker 6: in Pennsylvania all the time and they would stand around
Speaker 6: a fire often and they killed bucks doing it.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, And don't be afraid to pack an extra set
Speaker 3: of bass layers with you too.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think if you.
Speaker 3: Absolutely think you're not gonna make it through the entire
Speaker 3: day without sweating, have a dry setup and with bass
Speaker 3: layers to.
Speaker 6: Go like, it's just like a fact of life. If
Speaker 6: you're sitting still for ten hours, you're gonna get cold, Like.
Speaker 6: I don't think there's any like amount of layering, and
Speaker 6: that's gonna get you around. You're gonna get cold, so
Speaker 6: you're gonna have to get up and walk.
Speaker 2: Around now and then any other advice.
Speaker 4: For Eric A big proponent of taking the truck heater
Speaker 4: thing a step farther and never driving in the socks
Speaker 4: that I'm gonna wear into the field. Change the socks
Speaker 4: to the truck before you leave. You're gonna get sweaty.
Speaker 7: You're driving croc shoes coming handy.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, well, yeah, you gotta you gotta have the
Speaker 4: driving shoes, the hiking shoes.
Speaker 1: Big muff guy, put a muff on.
Speaker 2: I love a hand dude. I thought held when First
Speaker 2: Light and Fachef both came out with one.
Speaker 8: I'm an Fachf guy, big fan. But whatever, muff keeps
Speaker 8: your hands warm and then your fingers are nice and
Speaker 8: dexterous when you need to pull.
Speaker 2: Tryer, especially if you're like bow hunting or yeah, turkey hunting,
Speaker 2: we feel like you really need your fingers. Hand muffs
Speaker 2: are great. As the other folks said, layers so important.
Speaker 2: I love hand until warmers. I know some people like
Speaker 2: col absolutely hate them, like created by the devil himself,
Speaker 2: but they work and and they're cheap and effective and
Speaker 2: I find you know, toes and hands are the first
Speaker 2: thing to get cold, and those will get you through
Speaker 2: like a bad thirty minute stretch. They're also not heavy.
Speaker 2: There's rechargeable ones that exist.
Speaker 5: Yeah, my dad used those.
Speaker 2: Rechargeable Yeah, like Zippo has one. Yeah, there's one that
Speaker 2: you just plug a battery into or they are a battery.
Speaker 5: And I don't know if they still make them like
Speaker 5: that actually light them.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I got a crazy one. What about using it.
Speaker 9: I'm not recommending this, but Tom Brady and his games
Speaker 9: and cold Game would use a wet suit, and I'm
Speaker 9: wondering if that would be interesting at all.
Speaker 10: The wet suit has to get water in it to sweat.
Speaker 10: You could sweat so much to run doesn't work.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 2: The last one I would say is I had a
Speaker 2: beard for like eight years and then I got rid
Speaker 2: of it like two years ago. And what a difference
Speaker 2: that made. Like a beard genuinely keeps your face warmer
Speaker 2: when it's really cold out. It made a difference. I
Speaker 2: don't know what your facial hair situation is, Eric, but
Speaker 2: like a beard in the fall is much better than
Speaker 2: doesn't work for any other advice from Eric or for Eric.
Speaker 7: Yeah, think about a down kit, down pants and down
Speaker 7: jacket packs.
Speaker 1: Tight and light, really light.
Speaker 7: A little bird, he told me first Light might be
Speaker 7: coming out with a new white tail specific pants and
Speaker 7: maybe eating something for your feet this fall.
Speaker 1: All right, to be on the lookout for that.
Speaker 2: Or we have some house key being there's one week
Speaker 2: left in the auction house of oddities. We have up
Speaker 2: for bid of kayak, bear hide, handmade boat dinosaur earrings,
Speaker 2: a boat motor, sign books, signboard games, and more. All
Speaker 2: the money goes to the Meat Eater Land Access Initiative,
Speaker 2: which creates more public access for hunters and anglers. Go
Speaker 2: check out the auction block at the meadeater dot com
Speaker 2: slash auction.
Speaker 5: Did you get a bid on that boat motor?
Speaker 2: Yet? There's one bid, a singular bid.
Speaker 1: That's the last great deal in that auction it is.
Speaker 2: I think it's even still a good deal. It could
Speaker 2: go a few thousand dollars and someone's still gonna come
Speaker 2: away feeling like they won. All right. The Shelby index
Speaker 2: for today is a four, so our winners should get
Speaker 2: eight correct answers. With that, we're onto the game of trivia.
Speaker 2: Play the drop fill. Look, I need to know what
Speaker 2: I stand.
Speaker 10: To win everything?
Speaker 1: Just tend to win everything.
Speaker 2: Game on, Suckers should won. The topic is natural history.
Speaker 2: This first great question is via Titus McKenty. According to
Speaker 2: the National Drought Mitigation Center, which of these states was
Speaker 2: hit hardest by the dust Bowl? Is it Illinois, Oklahoma,
Speaker 2: Wyoming or Ohio? Quick answers from Nate Brody Corey According
Speaker 2: to the National Drought Mitigation Center, which of these states
Speaker 2: was hit hardest by the dust Bowl? Is it Illinois, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Ohio?
Speaker 2: Quick answer today?
Speaker 5: Are you bringing the vibes like.
Speaker 1: I'm bringing the heat?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: I was thinking just like you, just like locked locked in. Dude.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be real bummed if I get this one wrong.
Speaker 2: Me too.
Speaker 8: I feel like the first question, when you feel good
Speaker 8: about it and you get it wrong, you might as
Speaker 8: well just leave again.
Speaker 2: Your four states Illinois, Oklahoma, Wyoming, which was hit the
Speaker 2: hardest by the dust bowl? Is everybody ready? Go ahead
Speaker 2: and reveal your answers? Corey and Sarah and Omar. The
Speaker 2: whole room says Oklahoma. The whole room got it right,
Speaker 2: Well done, room. The correct answer is Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: Was that our reading anybody else in reading club.
Speaker 2: Grapes wrath, oh Steinbock. He loved right about ye.
Speaker 1: That's why I got that right.
Speaker 2: Although the dust Bowl was felt across North America, the
Speaker 2: six states hit the hardest were Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas,
Speaker 2: and New Mexico. Those six states became known as the
Speaker 2: dust Bowl States. It's estimated that two point five million
Speaker 2: people migrated out of the dust Bowl States during the
Speaker 2: nineteen thirties, creating one of the largest migrations in American history.
Speaker 2: Here's a map from National Geographics showing the driest areas.
Speaker 2: The general dust Bowl zone stretches from like Lubbock, Texas,
Speaker 2: to Denver, Colorado, to Lincoln, Nebraska. But ground zero is
Speaker 2: the Oklahoma pan Handle and in just that general region.
Speaker 2: Question two the topic is fishing. This next great question
Speaker 2: is via Garrett Houston. This morbid term is defined as
Speaker 2: quote a fishing technique where the bait, lure or fly
Speaker 2: flows naturally with the waters current. Sarah and Corey and
Speaker 2: Brody all like their answer. This morbid term is defined
Speaker 2: as a fishing technique where the bait, lure, or fly
Speaker 2: flows naturally with the water's current.
Speaker 5: Overrated.
Speaker 2: There is going to be some controversial language here in
Speaker 2: the flavor text, then you guys can duke it out.
Speaker 2: Got something here that would say it's not overrated. This
Speaker 2: morbid term is defined as a fishing technique where the
Speaker 2: bait or fly flows naturally with the waters current angler, Nate,
Speaker 2: do you have this one right?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: Of course not, dude.
Speaker 8: I feel he does think about this after I got
Speaker 8: just drags the last time, I think I should get double.
Speaker 8: You know, when you see someone like like Brody goes
Speaker 8: and runs a marathon, you're like, cool, bro, that's really impressive.
Speaker 8: It'd be like running a marathon without legs, Like, that's
Speaker 8: how whatever. I'm playing trivia, that's how it is.
Speaker 2: Well, you just.
Speaker 1: Grow some legs.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna sea legs. No, it's everybody readyby man's nobody else.
Speaker 5: It's nobody else.
Speaker 1: I can compete without a whole bird.
Speaker 6: Listen, it's nobody else's fault that you're like an incomplete outdoorsman.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just a victim, dude. My dad never took
Speaker 1: me fishing. How about that?
Speaker 6: God daddy issues over fish?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answer.
Speaker 5: No way, dude, let's go and Sarah.
Speaker 2: Say dead drift. Oh, Mar's got an answer, John Nate
Speaker 2: and Brodie say dead drift. They got it. The correct
Speaker 2: answer is dead drift.
Speaker 1: Three to two.
Speaker 2: Other names to this fishing technique is drag, free drift
Speaker 2: or natural drift. Dead drifting could be could describe a
Speaker 2: walleye angler using a bottom bouncer, or a fly fisherman
Speaker 2: throwing a dry fly. Hatch Magazine says that mastering the
Speaker 2: dead drift with any presentation is quote the ultimate challenge
Speaker 2: in fly fishing.
Speaker 6: How is dragging a bottom bouncer around a dead drift?
Speaker 2: If you were just going with the current, if you
Speaker 2: were just like letting the wind push you, I call
Speaker 2: that a dead drift, just naturally going. So Hatch Magazine
Speaker 2: calls it the ultimate challenge in fly fishing. Brody and
Speaker 2: Sarah disagree with each other.
Speaker 1: We do.
Speaker 6: I think it's I can tell you that hundreds of uh,
Speaker 6: not very skilled clients cut thousands of trout without using
Speaker 6: a dead drift.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying that you.
Speaker 5: Sometimes I would be like, don't mend it. You don't
Speaker 5: want to drift.
Speaker 4: Okay, It's not that you don't catch trout without a
Speaker 4: good drag free drift, but with the majority of like
Speaker 4: if you're fishing small flies and light tackle, like dead
Speaker 4: bugs don't swim mm hm, and you.
Speaker 5: Know, like like dead bugs don't swim, the live ones do.
Speaker 7: There's one they like it more rare than they overdone.
Speaker 4: But like, if you're fishing like two little tiny nymphs
Speaker 4: and light tackle, any little tiny drag your fis leave
Speaker 4: the column in which your flies should be.
Speaker 1: What do you think?
Speaker 7: I would agree that that could be the pinnacle of
Speaker 7: a fly fishermen's ability to get a perfect dead drift,
Speaker 7: But that doesn't all always work.
Speaker 4: Like with bobber fishing, I think the difference between like
Speaker 4: lucking into fish and consistently catching fish is a really really.
Speaker 7: Good emerging nymphs.
Speaker 6: I would say that I didn't wait guide much and
Speaker 6: I hated nimp fishing.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, that's the.
Speaker 6: Majority of I would say, Like, looking back, half the
Speaker 6: strikes when I had people nimping with a bobber, half
Speaker 6: the strikes came after the drift like ended and the stars.
Speaker 11: Oh they starts. Yeah, absolutely, But like.
Speaker 5: That's not a dead drift.
Speaker 4: It's not a dead drift. I think I think most
Speaker 4: fly anglers just lucked their way into fish relatively.
Speaker 2: Question four. Excuse me, question three. The topic is foraging.
Speaker 5: You're holding your tongue.
Speaker 2: Foraging. The blank cherry, which is known for its extremely
Speaker 2: tart taste, is the state fruit of North Dakota.
Speaker 1: Sorry, fast, dude, I told you I'm locked in.
Speaker 2: And that's that's one word. The blank cherry, which is
Speaker 2: known for its extremely tart taste, is the state fruit
Speaker 2: of North Dakota.
Speaker 1: Shoot what Nate.
Speaker 4: I feel like instead of asking for extra points when
Speaker 4: you get fishing questions, right, you should just learn how
Speaker 4: to fish and then no one's gonna give you any.
Speaker 2: Sarah is begging to teach you how to fish. I
Speaker 2: feel like I've seen this play out in multi episodes.
Speaker 4: That's wrong.
Speaker 10: Don't listen real, just dude, if I had all the
Speaker 10: time in the world, I would love to go fishing.
Speaker 4: It's like, it's such a good shoulder season thing.
Speaker 5: What else it's great for? Tell me you're gonna have
Speaker 5: a little kid and just take see.
Speaker 1: I've been thinking about that, dude.
Speaker 6: That's the only thing sunfish and they'll be all excited.
Speaker 7: Yeah, don't do it, dude.
Speaker 1: Maybe I can stop the cycle.
Speaker 2: Man I'm telling you from the blank cherry, which is
Speaker 2: known for its extremely heart taste, is the state fruit
Speaker 2: of North Dakota. John, do you have this one right?
Speaker 2: I don't think so. Omar, do you have this one right?
Speaker 1: I don't think so either.
Speaker 2: Corey without an answer, Oh that's not true, Okay, Nate,
Speaker 2: Sarah and Brody like what they have.
Speaker 1: I something came and we'll see.
Speaker 2: The blank cherry, which is known for its extremely tart taste,
Speaker 2: is the state.
Speaker 9: I just had some cherries too, but I think they're
Speaker 9: from Washington.
Speaker 2: Or Risk. Everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: Corey says, black cherry. Sarah choke, Omar black, John Black,
Speaker 2: Nate choke, Brody choke. The correct answer is the choke cherry.
Speaker 1: Let's go.
Speaker 2: Nate and Brody and Sarah got that one right. The
Speaker 2: taste of a choke cherry is described as being dry, sharp, sour,
Speaker 2: and bitter. They are rarely eaten raw, but can be
Speaker 2: turned into jellies and syrups. Natives would put them into
Speaker 2: pemmican and pudding, with the inner bark being used in
Speaker 2: tea to cure sore throats. Choke cherry trees are native
Speaker 2: to forty one states. Here's a picture of a choke
Speaker 2: cherry right there.
Speaker 5: He does things raw, and you wonder what bears are thinking.
Speaker 2: Man, Yeah, yeah, I have a choke cherry in my yard.
Speaker 2: It's one of the most common trees in my whole neighborhood.
Speaker 2: And they taste awful. Ye say, it makes your mouth
Speaker 2: dry as legitimate your Your mouth has never felt drier
Speaker 2: than after eating a choke cherry. Question for the topic
Speaker 2: is biology. Get ready to fill this next great question
Speaker 2: is via Tim Alleno. This eleven letter word is defined
Speaker 2: as quote a scientist who studies the movement, distribution, and
Speaker 2: quality of water across the Earth's surface.
Speaker 1: Aren't you married to one of these?
Speaker 4: Not married?
Speaker 9: But yes?
Speaker 2: M dating? Living with fiance to dating? Okay. This eleven
Speaker 2: letter word is defined as a scientist who studies the movement, distribution,
Speaker 2: and quality of water across the Earth's surface. I got
Speaker 2: this wrong. I would no longer be getting man.
Speaker 9: I met him too, and I remember one part, and
Speaker 9: I don't know if I'm going to get this right.
Speaker 2: Is this how he would introduce himself, Sarah. He'd say,
Speaker 2: I'm a yeah, okay, No, he did this for the
Speaker 2: forest service for five years. Tough look for you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, one of one of my top ten favorite conversations
Speaker 8: I've had in the past year talking about the subject.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll get the other night.
Speaker 5: I want to see that list.
Speaker 4: He knows a whole lot, you know, salt and valley water, a.
Speaker 1: Ski lift mechanic. That dude was one of the most
Speaker 1: interesting guys.
Speaker 2: That Okay, now we know two of the ten. This
Speaker 2: eleven letter word is defined as a scientist who studies
Speaker 2: the movement, distribution, and quality of water across the Earth's surface.
Speaker 2: It's everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. Cory
Speaker 2: and Sarah and Omar. No omar, says hydrochemist. Oh, rest
Speaker 2: of the room, says hydrologists. Oh, the rest of the
Speaker 2: room that rights answers.
Speaker 1: Vegas.
Speaker 2: The job of a hydrologist is vast. They analyze the
Speaker 2: water cycle, manage water resources, monitor water quality, and forecast
Speaker 2: natural disasters like floods and droughts. The average salary of
Speaker 2: a hydrologist in the United States is ninety two thousand
Speaker 2: dollars per year. Is there anything you want to add
Speaker 2: about dating hydrologists or what.
Speaker 1: His exact salary is?
Speaker 4: You know, I don't know if I should disclose his
Speaker 4: exact salary. He not yet work in that way. No,
Speaker 4: he works for the Gallatin County Department of Environmental Health
Speaker 4: doing groundwater and surface water monitoring in Gallatin County.
Speaker 2: An important job.
Speaker 5: Is he wrapped up in that stuff up at the
Speaker 5: y c up there.
Speaker 4: No, he's not he. I think they're just out of
Speaker 4: his monitoring area and they he does, like well, testing
Speaker 4: stuff down in Big Sky.
Speaker 5: Some water trouble making going.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of water troublemaking.
Speaker 2: If you're not from here, you don't know this. But
Speaker 2: there's just not enough water in the Gallatin County as
Speaker 2: for a lot of the country. And so Sarah's boyfriend
Speaker 2: is going to fix that for us. Question five. This
Speaker 2: Colorado brand, which is named after a big mountain, was
Speaker 2: created in two thousand and one and is best known
Speaker 2: for its lightweight camping gear.
Speaker 5: Man, they make some good stuff, they really do.
Speaker 2: Brody and Sarah locked in their answers fast as we've
Speaker 2: seen all game. This is question where are they?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: This Colorado brand, which is named after a big mountain,
Speaker 2: was created in two thousand and one and is best
Speaker 2: known for its lightweight camping gear.
Speaker 4: It's another one of those great, homegrown, small outdoor brand. Man,
Speaker 4: they're kind of crushing.
Speaker 2: Are they making a lot of time hot?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 11: I will know.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna say are they hot right now?
Speaker 5: For years?
Speaker 4: Maybe it's kind of It's kind of one of those
Speaker 4: if you know you know things I.
Speaker 8: Think I I think I'm with you, man, Corey, Do
Speaker 8: you think I think I know?
Speaker 1: Why you think you know?
Speaker 2: We'll find out.
Speaker 9: If it's the same brand I'm thinking of. I'm in
Speaker 9: the market for a nest for my TP.
Speaker 2: This Colorado brand, which is named after a big mountain,
Speaker 2: was created in two thousand and one and is best
Speaker 2: known for its lightweight camping gear. How do you like
Speaker 2: your answer, Nate.
Speaker 1: Not great. No, I might change it. I don't want
Speaker 1: any I don't want any of your facial.
Speaker 5: I guarantee you'll show no emotion and whatsoever.
Speaker 1: I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it all right.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of it was pretty emotionless. This Colorado.
Speaker 2: I've been taking.
Speaker 6: Acting lessons from Phil and he told me how to
Speaker 6: do like just dead pans straight face.
Speaker 1: You're making a great program.
Speaker 2: Named after a big mountain, was created in two thousand
Speaker 2: and one, and is best known for its lightweight camping gear.
Speaker 2: We'll get a scoreboard update from Phill the engineer after this.
Speaker 2: It's everybody ready.
Speaker 1: Give me, give me like five ten more seconds, man,
Speaker 1: I think mine's wrong. We're gonna try it, though.
Speaker 2: We have to put those acting lessons to the test here.
Speaker 2: Pretty soon. There's a new podcast coming out where you'll
Speaker 2: have some acting from Phil Brody, Corey, Me Randall very excited.
Speaker 11: I was only yeah, I only recorded for me, and
Speaker 11: I don't know what he's talking about right now.
Speaker 5: That sounds funny.
Speaker 2: I thought I saw in the in the.
Speaker 11: Screen he did it did some I did good fighters.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's a secret.
Speaker 2: We can say, oh, I don't know how okay the
Speaker 2: Gunfighters podcast. You didn't do a script reading for them.
Speaker 5: I was supposed to, but uh, what's his name?
Speaker 7: Jake?
Speaker 5: Just like couldn't get my scheduled line up?
Speaker 1: Nate ten seconds?
Speaker 2: All right, go ahead and reveal your answers. Cory Big
Speaker 2: dang It, Sarah big Agnes, Omar seek outside, John Climate,
Speaker 2: Nate Durston crossed out, Big Brody, Bignes correct? Is Big Agnes?
Speaker 2: What did Nate have written down when you looked at
Speaker 2: his whiteboard, Brody Durston, I don't know what that is.
Speaker 2: Big Agnes is known for their ultra lightweight tents, sleeping pads,
Speaker 2: sleeping bags, camping furniture, and backpacks. The brand is named
Speaker 2: after the twelve thousand foot Big Agnes Mountain, which sits
Speaker 2: thirty miles north of downtown Steamboat Springs, where the company
Speaker 2: is located. Phil scoreboard update.
Speaker 11: Here at halftime, I got Omar hanging on with one.
Speaker 4: We're in it.
Speaker 11: John's got three. Corey and Nate are now tied up
Speaker 11: with four and tied up in first place with perfect
Speaker 11: games are Sarah and Brodie.
Speaker 1: Wow five points.
Speaker 2: Very exciting.
Speaker 5: Question Donald McDonald.
Speaker 1: No, that's our guy from New York with a snowsuit.
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania. Question six, the topic hunting. This dog breed with
Speaker 2: a feminine name is described by ak S as being
Speaker 2: quote smaller than setters, but leggier than spaniels. The room
Speaker 2: is stopped. This dog breed with a feminine name is
Speaker 2: described by ak S as being smaller than setters, but
Speaker 2: leggier than spaniels. Corey the only player to come up
Speaker 2: with an answer so far. Maybe really now, Sarah Brodie
Speaker 2: joining him. This dog, read with a feminine name, is
Speaker 2: described by A k C as being smaller than setters
Speaker 2: but leggier than spaniels. Sarah, do you have this one right? Brody?
Speaker 2: Do you have this one right?
Speaker 5: Got an answer that makes sense?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Corey? Does your answer make sense in my head?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 11: You got it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Ok you got this one right.
Speaker 1: Und with some of these this past year, a lot
Speaker 1: did you know.
Speaker 2: A lot.
Speaker 1: Cool dogs?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It rather actual spaniel.
Speaker 2: But you know this still described by A case as
Speaker 2: being smaller.
Speaker 4: Than unless all you do is I'll.
Speaker 1: What bohunt big old bowl? No, you're right, little bulls
Speaker 1: and cows, I.
Speaker 2: Don't omar John? Are you ready give up? Go ahead
Speaker 2: and reveal your answers? Corey says Collie. Sarah Brittany omar
Speaker 2: John without an answer. Nate and Brody say Brittany, they
Speaker 2: got it. The correct answer is Brittany. The A k C.
Speaker 2: Calls the breed a quote stylish and versatile gun dog.
Speaker 2: They say Brittany's are quick and rugged dogs that require
Speaker 2: a lot of exercise. Gun Dog Magazine calls intelligence their
Speaker 2: strongest trait, but warns that it can work for and
Speaker 2: against you. All right, what do we got for a
Speaker 2: review for hunting with a Brittany Nate?
Speaker 1: It was great.
Speaker 8: I mean, I love my dog, but he still kind
Speaker 8: of sucks, mainly because I suck at hunting, and.
Speaker 1: Those dogs were great.
Speaker 8: Like that we shot a pheasant, it dropped and four
Speaker 8: dogs couldn't find that pheasant, and that Brittany just ran
Speaker 8: right over and grabbed it.
Speaker 4: I just think if if you're pheasant hunting, like specifically,
Speaker 4: there is no better tool than an English springer's band.
Speaker 5: That's why I got one.
Speaker 4: They're the best. LA springers are like labs, but more fun.
Speaker 2: Question seven the topic is fishing. This next great question
Speaker 2: is via Josie Vandenberg. You can. Idaho Salmon River was
Speaker 2: given this nickname because it's powerful currents and dangerous rapids
Speaker 2: make it impossible to row back upstream. Corey, this is
Speaker 2: fishing Idahose Salmon River. I was given this nickname because
Speaker 2: it's powerful currents and dangerous rapids make it impossible to
Speaker 2: row back upstream. Cory, you got this one right, No idea,
Speaker 2: that's where that name came from. Good question, Spencer, Thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you. This is via Josie Idaho Salmon River was
Speaker 2: given this nickname because it's powerful currents and dangerous rapids
Speaker 2: make it impossible to row back upstream. Nate now joining
Speaker 2: them with an answer with a guess. With a guess, Corey,
Speaker 2: have you ever been on the Salmon River? I have not. Brody, No, Sarah, No.
Speaker 6: Are three that where you fly in an airstrip and
Speaker 6: then you float down.
Speaker 4: The middle fork?
Speaker 1: Think?
Speaker 2: I think so? Cory and Brody think they have this
Speaker 2: one right. Nate, do you have this one right?
Speaker 1: Absolutely not.
Speaker 4: You have said that for the past couple.
Speaker 2: Well, this is question seven. Idahos. Salmon River was given
Speaker 2: this nickname because it's powerful currents and dangerous rapids make
Speaker 2: it impossible to row back upstream. It's everybody ready, Sarah
Speaker 2: coming up with an answer. We're gonna flip over the
Speaker 2: white boards after that. Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: Corey says River of No Return, Sarah says Hell's Canyon,
Speaker 2: Omar River of No Return, John Hell's Canyon, Nate Waterslide, Brody,
Speaker 2: River of No Return. The correct answer is the River
Speaker 2: of No Return. Early settlers in the region gave the
Speaker 2: Salmon River this nickname because it was considered a one
Speaker 2: way street. Once boats entered the canyon portion of the river,
Speaker 2: they would only travel downstream, and when they'd reach their destination,
Speaker 2: the boats would be disassembled and used for lumber. The
Speaker 2: River of No Return is known for its steelhead, schnook, salmon,
Speaker 2: cutthroat trout, bowl trout, sam, smallmouth bass, and white surgeon.
Speaker 2: Question eight, the topic is gear f FS, which stands
Speaker 2: for bank blank blank, was called quote the most polarizing
Speaker 2: topic in the fishing world by Outdoor Life in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four.
Speaker 1: It's a fishing question to get question fishing.
Speaker 2: Also fishing f FS, which stands for blank blank blank,
Speaker 2: was called the most polarizing topic in the fishing world
Speaker 2: by Outdoor Life in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Do you have this one?
Speaker 5: Do I have it right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yes, Nate and Brody like their answers, closing the gap
Speaker 2: with Sarah or oa.
Speaker 1: How do you know that because I'm smart? Because you fish?
Speaker 4: Is that why you're asking for extra points if you
Speaker 4: get questions right?
Speaker 1: No, that's because I have no shame.
Speaker 8: I think I think we should also implement a squaring
Speaker 8: dimension like points, non resident points and stuff.
Speaker 1: So when I get the second fishing question right, I
Speaker 1: actually get plus four there you go.
Speaker 5: One of those f's should be pretty obvious.
Speaker 2: F FS which stands for blank blank blank.
Speaker 7: I mean I was in the fishing world and this
Speaker 7: wasn't pol.
Speaker 2: Was called the most polarizing topic in the fishing world
Speaker 2: by Outdoor Life in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Hard to see and think because of this was going on.
Speaker 5: I don't know if we're thinking about the same thing.
Speaker 1: Watch it. Fishing Buddy over there.
Speaker 2: FFS, which stands for blank blank blank, was called the
Speaker 2: most polarizing topic in the fishing world by Outdoor Life
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty four. We'll get a scoreboard update from
Speaker 2: Phil after this. Corey, do you give up?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers. Corey says, fish blank blank, Sarah,
Speaker 2: fish finding sonar, Omar and John without an answer. Nate
Speaker 2: and Brody say, forward facing sonar. They got it, the
Speaker 2: correct answer, y, forward facing sonar.
Speaker 7: That's almost as cheating as dragging your flies around.
Speaker 5: Yep, exactly.
Speaker 2: Forward facing sonar is unique because it provides a live,
Speaker 2: real time look at what's happening underwater. It's legality varies
Speaker 2: by tournament. The National Professional Fishing League has banned the technology.
Speaker 2: The Bass Elite series flips a coin to determine which
Speaker 2: events will allow it in which will not. Major League
Speaker 2: Fishing lets anglers use it once a day during a
Speaker 2: selected time slot. All right, Phil, scoreboard update, two questions
Speaker 2: to go, Damn, He's got.
Speaker 11: Things a change a little bit around here. Omar's got
Speaker 11: two now. John's still sitting there sitting pretty with three.
Speaker 11: Corey's got five now, Sarah and Nate are tied up
Speaker 11: with six, and Brody has pulled ahead.
Speaker 1: He's two points ahead, actually with eight.
Speaker 2: Brody can get question nine right, he'll wrapped up the victory.
Speaker 2: Oh see if you can get the perfect game.
Speaker 1: Oh, Mark, you came in real hot the first time
Speaker 1: you're on here. I don't know what happened. Man's resting
Speaker 1: now a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: Question nine. The topic is conservation. About half of North
Speaker 2: America's two hundred and fifty native orchid species are found
Speaker 2: in this state. Brody and Nate rest went over whiteboards
Speaker 2: over there, so you can write their answer quicker. About
Speaker 2: half of North America's two hundred and fifty native orchid
Speaker 2: species are found in this state.
Speaker 5: Interesting, that'd be about one hundred.
Speaker 2: Does that help you?
Speaker 1: It helps?
Speaker 2: Sitting over here so I can stare it. If Brody
Speaker 2: gets this wrong, but Sarah or Nate get it right,
Speaker 2: we'll still have a ball game going into number ten.
Speaker 8: Oh, I feel like we should combine forces because I'm
Speaker 8: fifty to fifty.
Speaker 2: On this MM. Yeah, if you guys can take to
Speaker 2: take states, that would help your odds. About half of
Speaker 2: North America's two hundred and fifty native orchid species are
Speaker 2: found in this state. Hold on, Brody, how many states
Speaker 2: do you have a narrow down to?
Speaker 6: I had three, but really like I'm just going okay,
Speaker 6: not really, don't know, don't know, not feeling great.
Speaker 2: It's everybody ready, John doing some writing.
Speaker 11: Brody's hot streak over the last few months has seemed
Speaker 11: exceptionally hot.
Speaker 2: He's been very good, and we haven't gone to overtime
Speaker 2: I think in months now, and that speaks to the
Speaker 2: dominance of often Brody sometimes Randall usually not dominant. At
Speaker 2: the same time, Do you guys have the same answer?
Speaker 5: No, it's cheating, Sarah.
Speaker 2: Are you ready go ahead and reveal your answers? Corey
Speaker 2: says Hawaii, Sarah Georgia, Omar Washington, John Florida, Nate Florida,
Speaker 2: Brody Florida. The correct answer is Florida, giving Brody the victory,
Speaker 2: But we still have one question to go. We'll see
Speaker 2: if he can get the perfect game. South Florida's warm, wet,
Speaker 2: and humid climate makes it the continent's most orchid rich place.
Speaker 2: Half of the state's orchids are considered endangered, largely due
Speaker 2: to habitat destruction. Florida's most famous species is the ghost orchid,
Speaker 2: of which there are about one thousand left in the state.
Speaker 2: It's believed that their only pollinator is the sphinx moth.
Speaker 2: Here's a picture of a ghost. People go travel there
Speaker 2: from far away to get a glimpse of one of those.
Speaker 2: They only bloom for like a week.
Speaker 1: You got that on your list of curiosities.
Speaker 2: I mean, I would love to, but I don't think
Speaker 2: it's gonna I can't plan a whole trip to the
Speaker 2: Everglades just to you know, be there for the one
Speaker 2: week when these things are open.
Speaker 8: Is that a group of people like birders, is their
Speaker 8: flowers gotta be?
Speaker 2: I think orchids specifically have a very religious fault.
Speaker 1: What do they call themselves?
Speaker 2: I don't know what that person would knights. Here's a
Speaker 2: correct answer. Review so far. One was Oklahoma two Dead Drift,
Speaker 2: three Choke Cherry four Hydrologist five, Big Agnes six Britney seven,
Speaker 2: River of No Return eight, Forward Facing Sonar nine Florida
Speaker 2: phil scoreboard update.
Speaker 11: As he already said, Brody has secured the bag, but
Speaker 11: Nate is two points ahead with seven. Question excuse me?
Speaker 2: Question ten. The topic is public lands, and if Brody
Speaker 2: can get this right, Media will double that donation two
Speaker 2: one thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Well heads together.
Speaker 2: This is our lesser question of the week, which was
Speaker 2: won by Jim Natole for sending this great question. Jim
Speaker 2: is going to get a one hundred and fifty dollars
Speaker 2: First Light gift card. If you want a chance to
Speaker 2: win the listener Question of the Week, then send your
Speaker 2: question to Trivia at the medeater dot com.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 2: The topic is public lands. This president had a tunnel
Speaker 2: system constructed in nineteen thirty five at New York's Whiteface
Speaker 2: Mountain so that those in wheelchairs could reach the summit.
Speaker 2: This president had a tunnel system constructed in nineteen thirty
Speaker 2: five at New York's Whiteface Mountain so that those in
Speaker 2: wheelchairs could reach the summit. Brody, do you have this one.
Speaker 1: Right, pretty sure?
Speaker 6: Okay, I feel like that there's a big clue in
Speaker 6: this guy.
Speaker 2: He voted for him, yep twice actually just before.
Speaker 6: Talking about this ageism stuff before in here. Maybe you
Speaker 6: weren't present, but you know there's an HR department upstairs.
Speaker 1: We're real.
Speaker 2: This president had a tunnel system constructed in nineteen thirty
Speaker 2: five at New York's White Face Mountain so that those
Speaker 2: in wheelchairs could reach the summit. Is everybody ready, go
Speaker 2: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Corey saying FDR.
Speaker 2: Sarah FDR, Omar says, Hoover, John says LBJ. Nate and
Speaker 2: Brody say FDR. The correct answer is Franklin D. Roosevelt
Speaker 2: fd R. Face. That means you got that one right,
Speaker 2: giving him the perfect game. Well done, Brody, Thank you,
Speaker 2: Thank you. FDR was the thirty second president, serving from
Speaker 2: nineteen thirty three to nineteen forty five. He caught polio
Speaker 2: in nineteen twenty one at the age of thirty nine,
Speaker 2: which paralyzed his legs and put him in a wheelchair.
Speaker 2: In his thirty years president, he mandated the construction of
Speaker 2: an in mountain elevator system and pedestrian tunnel at White
Speaker 2: Face Mountain, one of the tallest mountains in the Adirondecks.
Speaker 2: Now visitors with mobility issues can reach the summit via
Speaker 2: four hundred foot tunnel and three hundred foot elevator.
Speaker 4: It's pretty nice because hiking up White Face Mountain is
Speaker 4: like about as opposite from a pedestrian friendly tunnel as
Speaker 4: you can get.
Speaker 2: Oh you've been there. Oh did you go in the elevator? No,
Speaker 2: I walked up that hardway.
Speaker 4: It's like, I think it's like fifteen hundred feet again
Speaker 4: in a mile or something.
Speaker 2: It's disgusting. Cool our Brody thousand dollars donation today. What
Speaker 2: are you gonna do with all that, Modey.
Speaker 6: It's been a pretty tough wildfire season already, and it's
Speaker 6: probably only gonna get tougher. So we'll donate to Wildlandfirefighters
Speaker 6: dot Org I think is the name of it.
Speaker 2: Okay, thousand dollars going their way from Brody and Meat Eater.
Speaker 2: I think that's one of our first perfect games of
Speaker 2: the year, probably the first time we've donated to those folks.
Speaker 5: I think I hit them one.
Speaker 2: Give a thousand dollars more. Join us next week for
Speaker 2: more meat Eater Trivia the only game show where conservation is.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Spencer from South Dakota.
Speaker 3: He's the host, using those smooth, mellow tones. He lays
Speaker 3: them questions down.
Speaker 1: He likes taking those two and three year old bucks.
Speaker 5: It is an avid amateur