Speaker 1: Smell us now, Ladie.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia podcast. Welcome to Meet Eater
Speaker 2: Radio Live. It's eleven am Mountain Time, that's noon for
Speaker 2: our friends in Platte, South Dakota, on Thursday, April twenty fourth,
Speaker 2: and we're live from Meet Eater HQ and Bozeman. I'm
Speaker 2: your host, Spencer, joined today by Seth and Chili. On
Speaker 2: today's show, we'll interview Brian Schroeder about North America's oldest
Speaker 2: weapon kit that was just discovered in Texas. Then we've
Speaker 2: got a hot tip off about recycled waiters and fleshing furs,
Speaker 2: followed by one minute fishing with Trout Unlimited in Connecticut.
Speaker 2: After that, we'll play Meat Eater's Price Is Right, and
Speaker 2: finally we'll interview Amanda fair baron Kimmerie about one of
Speaker 2: the coolest tattoos I've ever seen. First, Seth, I want
Speaker 2: to talk to you about this very successful weekend of hunting.
Speaker 2: Had how many turkeys died? Well, between my wife and
Speaker 2: I four died four turkeys. You boys are going to
Speaker 2: be eating good. You and your wife can be eating
Speaker 2: good on white meat for the rest of the year.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, we were somewhere in America hunting and killed
Speaker 1: some turkeys, and then had some time to kill, did
Speaker 1: some exploring, and when did a little Spencer Newhart rock counting.
Speaker 2: Seth, You're getting right to the part that I want
Speaker 2: to talk to you. Yeah, I thought I was going
Speaker 2: to have to listen to turkey hunting storm.
Speaker 1: Well, I can tell you them.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about the rocky, Yeah, let's talk about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I found a big rock that had a little
Speaker 1: bit of this amonite sticking out of it, and time
Speaker 1: I didn't know what was in there. I could just
Speaker 1: tell that there was something going on. So I threw
Speaker 1: that rock against another rock a little too hard.
Speaker 2: Yep, you threw the soft rock against the harder rock, Yes.
Speaker 1: And broke it open. And this is what I found inside.
Speaker 2: Seth in his hand has a softball size secretter. This
Speaker 2: is an amonite. Ammonite had one of the most successful
Speaker 2: runs in the history of the planet. They were around,
Speaker 2: They showed up in the fossil record like four hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty million years ago, and then they disappeared around
Speaker 2: sixty six million years ago for the same event that
Speaker 2: killed the dinosaurs. Now, in between that time, they survived
Speaker 2: all kinds of crazy stuff. There were other extinction events
Speaker 2: that happened where like ninety eight percent of the life
Speaker 2: on Earth disappeared and they survived that.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ammonites made it through. Around two hundred million years ago,
Speaker 2: they started to struggle a little bit and the event
Speaker 2: that killed the dinosaurs is also what killed them. And
Speaker 2: this amonite is wonderful. They at one point, or at
Speaker 2: probably multiple points, were the most populous animal honor. There
Speaker 2: was more of them than anything else living in our oceans.
Speaker 2: And you should watch the documentary Prehistoric Planet if you've
Speaker 2: seen in the regular documentary called like Planet Earth, all right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's a Prehistoric Planet one they do, and there's like
Speaker 2: a whole little section on ammonites. It's a ton of
Speaker 2: fun in this one. Seth has a beautiful knacker on it.
Speaker 2: That's what that little sheen what you see on a
Speaker 2: seashell that you pick up in the ocean. Show that
Speaker 2: thing to the camera a little more, spinning around a
Speaker 2: wonderful ammonite. Now, there's some of those that are the
Speaker 2: sides of your fingernail all the way up to ones
Speaker 2: that are nine foot wide. And this is a big one, Seth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have another rock that I had found with
Speaker 1: a couple small ones just kind of sticking out, like
Speaker 1: poking out. But yeah, that's the biggest one I've ever found.
Speaker 1: And another thing I find with this, what's the shine
Speaker 1: called again, knacker Knacker? I believe it's a baculite. Yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: so we find those with that shine on there too.
Speaker 2: A similar yeah, a similar type of animal.
Speaker 1: Do you know what would have made them so successful?
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm not sure. I think they obviously
Speaker 2: if we think about the things that are successful now,
Speaker 2: like a kaya or a cockroach, they're able to occupy
Speaker 2: a ton of different niches, right like if one food
Speaker 2: source or one type of habitat disappeared, they just keep
Speaker 2: on going with something else. I'm assuming it's something similar
Speaker 2: with made them so successful. That's a special fossil set.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's you.
Speaker 2: It's one of the better ones in my collection. And
Speaker 2: where's your collection live?
Speaker 1: It lives in my living room. Kelsey and I made
Speaker 1: my wife, Kelsey and I made these like shelves we
Speaker 1: called the Morris Museum. There's just all the cool stuff
Speaker 1: we found over the years.
Speaker 2: And it looked like that thing was found inside of
Speaker 2: a cannon Ball. There's a whole river in North Dakota
Speaker 2: called the cannon Ball River and and basically that's like
Speaker 2: mud that would kind of roll in the waves, and
Speaker 2: sometimes I would pick up fossils like this. So that's
Speaker 2: probably what happened there, Yeah, is that this thing died,
Speaker 2: got rolled up in some mud and then just got
Speaker 2: brown blown around on a windy shoreline for a while.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, it's it's I don't know, it's cool. Like you,
Speaker 1: I've seen videos of people breaking those open and like
Speaker 1: you never know what's going to be inside. Yeah, but yeah,
Speaker 1: this one I got lucky with this one.
Speaker 2: What a weekend, that giant fossil in four turkeys?
Speaker 1: Four turkeys. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, at the beginning to show there, I shouted out Platts,
Speaker 2: South Dakota, Chile, You fellow South Dakota. Nicest people I
Speaker 2: ever met on Earth are from Platts, South Dakota.
Speaker 1: Oh they're great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they kind of have a bigger footprint than
Speaker 3: I I thought. I went fishing up in Alaska in
Speaker 3: a town called Saint Petersburg, and the guy who took
Speaker 3: us out his name was Oly, but his parents originated
Speaker 3: from Platte, South Dakota. Moved to Saint Petersburg. He now
Speaker 3: lives there with his family, but he goes back every
Speaker 3: single year. And then I got people that I grew
Speaker 3: up with that live over there.
Speaker 1: Great bird hunting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was gonna say, what goes on in plat
Speaker 2: everything right on the Missouri River.
Speaker 1: Yp Oh, So they got fishing, deer hunting, dirk hunting.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sounds like a paradise.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we we love you, Platt. Me and Chiley shout
Speaker 2: out Platt. All right, let's move on with the show.
Speaker 2: Joining us on the line first is Brian Schroeder, the
Speaker 2: director of the Center of Big Bend Studies. He's here
Speaker 2: to talk about what maybe North America's oldest intact weapons system,
Speaker 2: which was just discovered in West Texas. Brian, Welcome to
Speaker 2: the show.
Speaker 5: Thanks thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: First thing, Brian set the scene for us by describing
Speaker 2: Bend Big Bend National Park.
Speaker 5: Okay, so these are found just outside of the park
Speaker 5: a little bit, and they're right on the edge of
Speaker 5: a big cliff and it's it's called the Alamedo Creek Drainage.
Speaker 5: And the Alamado Creek Drainage has was had live water
Speaker 5: and so you're we're you know, we're looking at the
Speaker 5: large of a big desert environment at the base of
Speaker 5: a large creek and a dried up stream.
Speaker 2: So besides the weapon kit that we'll get to in
Speaker 2: a little bit, what other notable finds have archaeologists had
Speaker 2: in this area?
Speaker 5: So the regions had a lot of stuff found throughout
Speaker 5: the years. I mean, that's kind of what lured me there.
Speaker 5: There's just a mammoth tusk that's rattling around in the
Speaker 5: news that we just our center just excavated that. But
Speaker 5: for the most part, it's stuff like this, just lots
Speaker 5: of weapon kits that just did not weapon kits, but
Speaker 5: weapons in particular. So it just preserves perishable stuff really
Speaker 5: really well because it's so hot and.
Speaker 2: Dry, and so that's that's the key for that area.
Speaker 2: Why like ancient things are so well preserved in West Texas.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, you get really good preservation where there's where
Speaker 5: you it's either hot or dry or it's protected. It's
Speaker 5: the same thing. You know, microorganims needed some stuff to
Speaker 5: live and when you've when you remove water from that equation,
Speaker 5: you're getting really good in preservation. So yeah, that's how
Speaker 5: that's how they preserve.
Speaker 2: Okay, tell us about the day of discovery. Describe the
Speaker 2: cave and why your team was in that spot.
Speaker 5: So this is we're actually there because the cave has
Speaker 5: been collected for years by amateur groups, and we were
Speaker 5: there actually because we didn't think we would find anything.
Speaker 5: We were there because we thought that it was really impacted.
Speaker 5: And what we wanted to do is we wanted to
Speaker 5: open up a cave and date the sediments so we
Speaker 5: could see how much how much time was left we
Speaker 5: get to understand and the sediments and the pesty archaeology
Speaker 5: record wouldn't get in our way. And so it's really collapsed.
Speaker 5: It's been very dug and so it's it's it's not
Speaker 5: this Hollywood cave that you walk into. It's been pretty impacted.
Speaker 2: Okay, And so tell us about like when the weapons
Speaker 2: were discovered. How close to each other were they did
Speaker 2: you know what they were? Was everyone stoked and given
Speaker 2: high fives out?
Speaker 5: Oh so, yeah. So we actually dug in a portion
Speaker 5: of the cave that was really collapsed, and we thought
Speaker 5: that that would be the best example to find all
Speaker 5: of the sediments we were looking for. And some of
Speaker 5: the crew thought we were crazy because it was really
Speaker 5: tucked up back underneath the rock, and we started excavating
Speaker 5: under that and we ended up finding four of them
Speaker 5: in twenty twenty. That was the first year that we
Speaker 5: found them, and one of them we could tell that
Speaker 5: it was a piece of a dart, but the other
Speaker 5: ones really didn't make any sense. And so we were
Speaker 5: really excited about the dart obviously, but we did not
Speaker 5: we did not know what the other pieces in part were,
Speaker 5: and then we found a piece of it every year
Speaker 5: after that as we expanded out the excavation, so we've
Speaker 5: literally found pieces in parts since twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Okay, tell us about what this weapon kid fully consists
Speaker 2: of besides the dark.
Speaker 5: So it's got it's it's really interesting because it's got
Speaker 5: different components and so it shows us how modular the
Speaker 5: hunting kits were. And so we have h We have
Speaker 5: at least four stone tipped for shafts that would have
Speaker 5: won the end of the at laddl system. We have
Speaker 5: the at laddle itself that's missing the spurs, so the
Speaker 5: spur actually snapped off of it and then they discarded
Speaker 5: it back there. With this, we have footwears, we have
Speaker 5: we have sandals that they left with there. We have
Speaker 5: some kind of antler piece that's clearly for like retooling
Speaker 5: the stone that goes on there. And then we have
Speaker 5: a what we call the people call rabbit sticks, but
Speaker 5: the discipline starting to call plate straight flying boomerangs, so
Speaker 5: a hunting boomerang. And then it's we have wood tipped
Speaker 5: darts that probably were a poison delivery device, but that's
Speaker 5: conjecture right now where you've got to do the science
Speaker 5: on that. But that's where we think they are. So
Speaker 5: we have all these modular pieces. Oh and then we
Speaker 5: have the we have the of the darts themselves. So
Speaker 5: the only thing we're missing out of the kit is
Speaker 5: the actual sleeve that the foe shafts would have fit into.
Speaker 5: So we have almost the complete hunting kit at a
Speaker 5: moment in time almost seven thousand years ago.
Speaker 2: And you can see a photo of this hunting kit
Speaker 2: right now on the med Eater podcast YouTube channel. What
Speaker 2: do we know about the person who left these behind?
Speaker 2: Did they live there? Were they just passing through? What
Speaker 2: do you guys think?
Speaker 5: So that's the part we're trying to understand right now.
Speaker 5: Because we have there's a small little hearth back there,
Speaker 5: and there's four copper lights back there, So there's four
Speaker 5: pieces of essentially human poop, and it seems like somebody
Speaker 5: just went back there, went through their weapon kit. They
Speaker 5: cut the fletching off of the back of the knox,
Speaker 5: so they salvaged their knox. They were retooling their darts,
Speaker 5: and then they left the pieces of the four shafts
Speaker 5: that you know, they couldn't service because all the four
Speaker 5: shafts are split. So it seems like one person passing through.
Speaker 5: But it seems like the intent was to come back
Speaker 5: because there's a there's a prong horned hide that's been
Speaker 5: folded like they were cutting pieces off of it and
Speaker 5: they were maybe like maybe servicing some something, you know, clothing,
Speaker 5: I don't know, but then they folded it up and
Speaker 5: they put it on a rock, and it seems like
Speaker 5: they meant to get back to that and they never.
Speaker 5: They just never got back to there. So my guess
Speaker 5: would be passing through and probably one, maybe two people,
Speaker 5: not many. It's a really really small little crook in
Speaker 5: the cave, Like it's not like, yeah, one person laying
Speaker 5: back there would be crowded.
Speaker 1: Brian Seth here got a question for you. Are you
Speaker 1: guys done with the excavation or could there be more
Speaker 1: stuff in there that you guys haven't found yet.
Speaker 5: No, so we're actually at the beginning. We're I mean,
Speaker 5: we were not in the beginning. We've been digging for
Speaker 5: twenty twenty. But now that we've understand this period, this
Speaker 5: time period better back there, We're we're not to the
Speaker 5: time period we want to want to get to. So
Speaker 5: we want to get to the early record. We really
Speaker 5: want to look at the paleo record, and that's what
Speaker 5: we're trying to get to. But we keep finding all
Speaker 5: this stuff. So we're we're we're five years into a
Speaker 5: collaborative research with the University of Kansas. The University of
Speaker 5: Kansas actually sponsors it, and we're going to keep going
Speaker 5: for the foreseeable future. So we're kind of kind of
Speaker 5: midway through.
Speaker 2: I would suppose, Brian, do we know what was in
Speaker 2: the fossilized crap?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 5: No, that's one of the things we need to look at.
Speaker 5: They it's definitely fiver, but there's there's kind of a
Speaker 5: startling amount of bone in it, and uh, that's one
Speaker 5: of the things we need to do. We just dated
Speaker 5: them and we really didn't think they'd be the same
Speaker 5: age as the deposit, but they're the exact same age
Speaker 5: as the hunting care. Wow, so all that's the exact
Speaker 5: same age. So that's that's gonna be amazing because that
Speaker 5: will give us direct I mean, that'll tell us exactly
Speaker 5: what you know, at least they were doing for a
Speaker 5: moment in time back there.
Speaker 2: And what do you think the weapons were used to hunt?
Speaker 5: So I think there that's the coolest thing is I
Speaker 5: think they're hunting different things, right, So there's a stone
Speaker 5: tipped point that goes on the into the dart. That's
Speaker 5: for one type of gang, probably medium game. I mean,
Speaker 5: it's pretty sexy to say that. You know, that toolkit
Speaker 5: maybe killed the prong horn that was in there, but
Speaker 5: that I definitely don't know. That's just you know, that's
Speaker 5: me editorializing it. And then the darts, the poison if
Speaker 5: they are poisoned darts, the wood tips those are for
Speaker 5: something else entirely. And then there's a straight flying boomerang boomerang,
Speaker 5: which is we think it's for small game, but the
Speaker 5: faculty that I work with do a lot of experimental
Speaker 5: studies and they've they've played around with those and they
Speaker 5: think they could be pretty deadly for other stuff. So, uh,
Speaker 5: it's definitely a medium mammal sized toolkit and maybe small mammals.
Speaker 5: Definitely pronghorn. We don't know if there was bison out
Speaker 5: in West Texas. That's one of the open questions. So
Speaker 5: I mean certainly medium game and small game.
Speaker 2: You said that the idea that they are darts is
Speaker 2: sort of a hypothesis right now, What makes you think
Speaker 2: that they are poisoned darts and what kind of poison
Speaker 2: would they have been using.
Speaker 5: So that's one of the things that my colleagues at
Speaker 5: the Center want to really look at. They're the ones
Speaker 5: that have really been like showing me more of the
Speaker 5: sighting that a lot of indigenous groups knew how to
Speaker 5: hunt with poison, and they knew how to make poison
Speaker 5: compounds and exactly what it would be I don't I
Speaker 5: don't know, But we just actually got the a lab
Speaker 5: equipment to start testing that. So we're actually going to
Speaker 5: start doing that and making They're going to start making
Speaker 5: different poison compounds and testing it against that with residue
Speaker 5: and seeing if we can figure out what they're doing.
Speaker 5: But the wood, the wood part of that I think
Speaker 5: is what we think there's clearly coded in some kind
Speaker 5: of resin, and they've been sort of looking for this
Speaker 5: parallel and the archaeological record that if there's these wooden tips,
Speaker 5: that would be a great way to deliver poison into
Speaker 5: animals and love to hold. This cave has at least
Speaker 5: three of them, so we can start testing that hypothesis.
Speaker 2: And what kind of wood are those tools made of.
Speaker 5: That's so the only thing we've dispeciated as far as
Speaker 5: wood goes right now is the actual at laddle itself,
Speaker 5: and that is it's an acacia. It's probably local Mesquite.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's absolutely jaw dropping. I'll never find another
Speaker 5: at lettle in my life. And it's a really really
Speaker 5: old at laddle. But it's as far as things that
Speaker 5: they can make, it's probably a fifteen minute job for them.
Speaker 5: It's a pretty simple at laddle and it's it's just
Speaker 5: a split. It's just split, so that one we know
Speaker 5: is mesquite.
Speaker 2: And the radiocarbon dating, the radiocarbon dating process for wood
Speaker 2: is that the exact same as it is for rock.
Speaker 5: So radiocarbon dating it works on the organic the rock
Speaker 5: we date differently rock you can date residues off it
Speaker 5: if there's organic compounds, but you can only date organic compounds.
Speaker 5: So that's what makes the weapon kits so cool is
Speaker 5: that it's it's a direct decision and those people killed
Speaker 5: those trees to make that weapons and so you're actually
Speaker 5: they are the ones that actually killed the organic organic
Speaker 5: materials to make that kit. So we're dating a direct
Speaker 5: human decision.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it was declared by you guys. I think
Speaker 2: that this is the oldest intact weapons system in North America.
Speaker 2: What Discovery now has the silver medal. We talked a lot.
Speaker 5: About this, so again my colleagues at the Center, we
Speaker 5: were talking about this, and there's certainly older weapons like
Speaker 5: individual weapons, and there's probably some stuff in the Yukon
Speaker 5: that's as it's probably older. But we all can think
Speaker 5: that the second oldest complete system is probably from White
Speaker 5: Dog Cave. You get the full aut Lattle system that's
Speaker 5: too twenty five hundred years somewhere in there. So I
Speaker 5: mean we're getting a significant time difference, and this weapon
Speaker 5: kit is completely different than the one in uh White Dog.
Speaker 5: So that's really interesting to see how that that technology
Speaker 5: evolved over four thousand years.
Speaker 2: So what comes next for this project?
Speaker 1: We're gonna keep going.
Speaker 5: I mean, the goal of the project is I mean
Speaker 5: the seventh you know, the sixty five hundred year old
Speaker 5: weapon kit is really really cool. But what we really
Speaker 5: want to do is know if there's earlier deposits in
Speaker 5: the cave and if the cave was used by earlier
Speaker 5: folks and we just haven't gotten there in the excavation.
Speaker 5: So next is continuing to go down and see if
Speaker 5: we get earlier deposits and we have a you know,
Speaker 5: a paleo record there and we can get the initial
Speaker 5: entry of humans into North America.
Speaker 1: So that's next. Keep digging.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you for joining us, Brian. Congrats on the
Speaker 2: exciting fine and good luck with the research to come.
Speaker 1: Thanks, thanks for having me have a good one. Thanks, thanks, Thanks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we've got to We've got a real Spencer
Speaker 2: episode so far, a lot.
Speaker 1: Of rock, yeah, top Yeah, but you're stoked about this.
Speaker 2: We'll see if the listener stick around with us or not.
Speaker 2: All right, Our next segment is hot tip off, Jo,
Speaker 2: what's that face? That's salty? That's salty?
Speaker 1: God, Phil.
Speaker 2: That song was so good. Even got Phil back there, Bob,
Speaker 2: and he composed it. Phil has been trying to line
Speaker 2: up karaoke date in the next few weeks.
Speaker 7: You know what, I got to get the credit to
Speaker 7: another man in this room, and that would be Chilly.
Speaker 7: He's the one who brought it back back up to
Speaker 7: my attention, and I'm glad he did. We're trying to
Speaker 7: make it happen. So you know, if there's anyone at
Speaker 7: the company watching, hit up that group slack, let me
Speaker 7: know what date?
Speaker 2: What's the groups that called?
Speaker 1: It's just called I'm just trying to bring the people together.
Speaker 2: You know what, do you just sing these tough times?
Speaker 1: What am I gonna sing? Yeah? Oh, there's so many
Speaker 1: songs out there. Yeah, go with Creed.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 3: See the problem I run into at karaoke nowadays is
Speaker 3: I'll try to make this quick. Is you get either
Speaker 3: really really old people or you get really really young people.
Speaker 2: So either gonna try and bridge that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're gonna offend some old people, or you're gonna
Speaker 3: sing a song that young people don't know.
Speaker 1: Which is it's a fickle game you gotta play.
Speaker 2: Okay, give us an example, though, a boy you think
Speaker 2: you might sing, oh.
Speaker 3: Man, you know you can't go wrong with like some
Speaker 3: Tyler childers. My actually go to song is Neon Moon
Speaker 3: by Brooks and Dunn. Because I can do this thing
Speaker 3: where I can kind of sound I can do like
Speaker 3: make you know, Ronnie Dun's voice a little different. I
Speaker 3: can kind of do that, And so the old people
Speaker 3: in the crowd they can appreciate. The young kids just
Speaker 3: have no clue what's going on.
Speaker 2: So the last time we went out for karaoke after Kickball, I.
Speaker 7: Sang the I was gonna say, I think I've heard
Speaker 7: Spencer sing that one good choice choice.
Speaker 2: All right. Hot tip Off is where two listeners go
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Speaker 2: tip Off. This week it's Adam Smith versus Brian Nistley,
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Speaker 2: let's hear this week's hot tips.
Speaker 1: Adam Smith.
Speaker 9: Hey there, Adam Smith, coming at you with a hot
Speaker 9: fishing tip that is budget friendly. I love to wadefish.
Speaker 9: But I don't normally use waiters or need waiters, but
Speaker 9: I do like the storage they provide. And so I
Speaker 9: was looking for a chest rig, a weatherproof, water resistant
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Speaker 10: Thank you, Bryan Nisily's Brian Nisley, Northwestern Pennsylvania. We got
Speaker 10: a hot tip for you guys that are questioning coons
Speaker 10: or other super greasy animals.
Speaker 11: Always like chanlenge keeping your beam clean. Let's you start
Speaker 11: pushing the fat off off the skirt, get your beam
Speaker 11: all greased up, use paper towels or something to wipe it.
Speaker 11: But uh, paper towels are getting expensive. First cheap and
Speaker 11: I learned this from the furbire years ago. Get yourself
Speaker 11: some sawdust. I work at saw mills. I get it
Speaker 11: for free.
Speaker 12: But get a sawmills or woodworking shops anywhere that sell
Speaker 12: saudust for animal bedding or whatever. Throw a handful of
Speaker 12: sauducet on there, wipe it around, soaks up that grease
Speaker 12: and wipe bread off.
Speaker 11: You're good to go or three hands too. Super cheap
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Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 2: And again they are competing for a three year on
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Speaker 2: Now Brian is kind of going for Seth's heart there.
Speaker 2: He's from Pennsylvania wearing a bear grease hat talking about fleshing.
Speaker 2: What do you ever there? Reckon raccoons? Now, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: have to rely on you here, Seth. Is that a
Speaker 2: hot tip about putting sawdust down?
Speaker 1: That is a hot tip. It's a hot tip that
Speaker 1: I've been doing for years. Oh, okay, decades Actually, where'd
Speaker 1: you learn it? In Pennsylvania when I was fleshing coons? Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're a fur buyer.
Speaker 2: Of of the percentage of folks who are out there
Speaker 2: fleshing coons, what percentage do you think know about that
Speaker 2: hot tip? Is it common knowledge?
Speaker 1: I would say it's fairly common okay, yeah, but I
Speaker 1: could be wrong. I just the guys I ran around with.
Speaker 2: Their experience, Yeah, they were legit.
Speaker 1: But you know there might be some folks starting out
Speaker 1: that don't know about that.
Speaker 2: Great, you're an aspiring trapper, right, did you know about
Speaker 2: the sawdust trick?
Speaker 1: I didn't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's I I don't know a whole lot about fleshing.
Speaker 3: I've only done it a number of times. Seth has
Speaker 3: been a part of that process pretty heavily. But now
Speaker 3: for so for me, that is a hot tip.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was more interested in his his setup that he
Speaker 3: he had going on. Yeah, everything Beam was pretty sweet there.
Speaker 2: Now, Phill, are you doing a poll of our audience?
Speaker 1: I am doing. I've got a live poll in the
Speaker 1: chat right now.
Speaker 2: Bill's gonna let that go.
Speaker 1: I will kind of tight so let heard.
Speaker 3: I will say with the first hot tip smith yep,
Speaker 3: I was you know, I love the idea. I was
Speaker 3: looking for it to be a little shorter, you know,
Speaker 3: to pique my interest. You know, it was me it'd
Speaker 3: be probably just that, just a tube top, just a
Speaker 3: tube top.
Speaker 2: I like that. You'll get to you can really appreciate
Speaker 2: these hot tips if you're watching this on our YouTube channel,
Speaker 2: and again we have Adam Smith with the recycled waiters
Speaker 2: versus Brian and doing the fur trapping. A while our
Speaker 2: audience continues to vote on this, I want to tell
Speaker 2: you folks that we need more hot tips. Corey Calkins,
Speaker 2: he's the one who manages our inbox there, and he said,
Speaker 2: we're running low on really good ones. So please take
Speaker 2: that one minute video and email it to radio at
Speaker 2: the meadeater dot com with the subject line hot tip off.
Speaker 2: You gonna compete for some really good prizes if your
Speaker 2: video gets chosen this week. It's that three year on
Speaker 2: ex leap membership in a Moultrie Edge two cell can.
Speaker 7: And really quick get some questions into the chat for
Speaker 7: the crew for our listener feedback section two.
Speaker 2: Just a reminder, all right, Chile, if you were voting,
Speaker 2: you're gonna pick the recycled waiters of the fur trapping.
Speaker 2: We're gonna let the audience decide, but maybe we can
Speaker 2: sway their opinion.
Speaker 3: Brother, I would say, where I'm at in my life,
Speaker 3: I would say the hot the trapping, hot tip. Audust like,
Speaker 3: that's probably gonna be more applicable to me.
Speaker 1: Right now, Okay, Seth, I appreciate a frugal man, but
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go with the fur trapping as well. The
Speaker 1: hot the Saldus hot tip. He Brian's from Pennsylvania. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's flushing raccoons, good facial air. All this is very
Speaker 1: familiar territory, territory to me. I'm going with Brian.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with Adam Smith. I like the idea
Speaker 2: of recycling those waiters, and that looked like a pretty
Speaker 2: handy little thing to have on your chest. People would
Speaker 2: talk to you about it if they saw you on
Speaker 2: the river, I think too.
Speaker 7: All right, I'm gonna go ahead and wrap up this
Speaker 7: poll right now with fifty three percent. Oh no, at
Speaker 7: the last second, fifty two now, Okay, the winner is
Speaker 7: Brian withst well done.
Speaker 13: Brian.
Speaker 2: Cory Calkins is going to reach out to you about
Speaker 2: how to claim your prizes and for everyone else listening,
Speaker 2: please send us some more hot tips. We want to
Speaker 2: keep doing this segment. We want to get educated and
Speaker 2: educate our audience with your hot tips. All right, let's
Speaker 2: take a break for some listener feedback. Phil, what's the
Speaker 2: chat have to say?
Speaker 1: That's a great question.
Speaker 7: Well, first, I just wanted to say congrats to Mogor,
Speaker 7: our guy Mogor in the chat. He just passed the
Speaker 7: toughest exam of his life and we're officially kicking off
Speaker 7: the weekend for him.
Speaker 2: Okay, congratulations, he's in the chat every week. We appreciate
Speaker 2: you sticking around with a smoke goer and hanging out
Speaker 2: from Hungry. I'd like to know what that exam is.
Speaker 2: Maybe let us know in the chant.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, please do, because I think he mentioned it
Speaker 7: a couple weeks ago as well, and I was curious.
Speaker 1: So yeah, let us know Mogor.
Speaker 7: This is kind of a big general question, but it's
Speaker 7: still that's still that turkey season. So if you guys
Speaker 7: have any hot tips, speaking of for spicy nachos, he says, Hey, all,
Speaker 7: first time turkey hunt here. I was wondering if I
Speaker 7: could get some late season turkey hunting tips in Canada. Here,
Speaker 7: turkey's open ten days ago and he has had no luck.
Speaker 1: I got one, thank you.
Speaker 4: Go for it.
Speaker 1: So you're hunting late season turkeys, you have to be
Speaker 1: in the woods from that ten o'clock to two o'clock
Speaker 1: hour if your state allows it. Late season hens, once
Speaker 1: they're done doing their thing getting bread in the morning,
Speaker 1: they will go sit on their nests and those toms
Speaker 1: will become solo and looking for love. It's a great
Speaker 1: time to kill late season turkey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and turkey hunters who were smart than me, we'll
Speaker 2: talk about how you should change your decoy set up
Speaker 2: throughout the season, Like what were you using this weekend
Speaker 2: seth in Montana? Here, we'd probably be considered what like
Speaker 2: early season here, middle of the season or early season?
Speaker 2: What are you running for decoys?
Speaker 1: I typically don't run decoys unless I have to. I
Speaker 1: just that's just because I just like, well, one thing,
Speaker 1: I don't love the way I hunt a lot of
Speaker 1: running and gunning. I just don't love carrying decoys. And
Speaker 1: I don't know, I just like to to play the
Speaker 1: game without decoys. I like to set up in spots
Speaker 1: where the turkey basically has to be in shooting range
Speaker 1: for it to see where the calling's coming from. M
Speaker 1: So that's how I liked Hunt. I will use decoys
Speaker 1: occasionally if I'm set up like in a big open
Speaker 1: area or whatever.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I think like sort of it's very general
Speaker 2: rule of thumb. But usually your turkey decoys setups get
Speaker 2: smaller as the season goes on. So an early season,
Speaker 2: when birds are still really flocked up, ye, you may
Speaker 2: have if you have the ability to do it, four
Speaker 2: decoys out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And if you're really getting late in the season spicy nachos,
Speaker 2: it might be time to pair that down to just
Speaker 2: a single hend or a hand in a strutter. What
Speaker 2: else you got?
Speaker 1: Phil Andreas is asking Chile what was your mos when
Speaker 1: you were serving Andreas?
Speaker 3: I was in six fifty one, which is what calm
Speaker 3: M data networks specialist. But yeah, I did a bunch
Speaker 3: of stuff with communications equipment, things of that nature.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 7: All right on, Ben says, Spencer, did you hear that
Speaker 7: Dakota Angler brought back the Apollo Meno rap as an exclusive?
Speaker 7: You had said in the last radio live you were
Speaker 7: in that you caught your personal best Pike on it,
Speaker 7: but they were discontinued.
Speaker 2: I had a few people reach out to me and
Speaker 2: email me that that Dakota Angler is bringing back their
Speaker 2: Apolo Mino wrap. Rapaula has so many offerings and this
Speaker 2: was like a very specific one at a very specific
Speaker 2: time in place, and I'm thrilled to hear that Dakota
Speaker 2: Angler has that sort of swing to get the Mintal
Speaker 2: Wrap back on their shelves. That's a great part of
Speaker 2: the country to be offering that crank bait. So good
Speaker 2: on you, Dakota Angler, and thanks for the heads up
Speaker 2: and everyone else who reached out.
Speaker 1: I caught my PV Pike on an x rap.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, what kind of x rap because I feel
Speaker 2: like there's a lot there's like X wrap this x
Speaker 2: rap that. Yeah, sometimes they'll have it was like a
Speaker 2: little bucktail on the last.
Speaker 1: A little bucktail it was. It was when the x
Speaker 1: rap first came out. So yeah, whatever the og x
Speaker 1: rap was. Yeah, I bought a handful of them for
Speaker 1: catching bass and Maine when I was living back East.
Speaker 2: I feel like a lot of the x raps too,
Speaker 2: they would have like the hollow body look, they'd like
Speaker 2: see through them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this one you can see through is blue yep.
Speaker 1: I had bucktail on it, but yeah, that was caught
Speaker 1: my PV pike in Montana.
Speaker 2: I miss being really tuned into like what crank baits
Speaker 2: are are hot right now? And like what's the new
Speaker 2: color that Rapaula came out with this year.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't do a whole lot of crank
Speaker 1: bait fishing. I'm more like jigging plastic type guy for
Speaker 1: Walleye And yeah, don't do a whole lot of bass
Speaker 1: in here. But I love it. It's fun. I just
Speaker 1: wish there was more opportunities, which there are some good ones,
Speaker 1: but uh yeah, I don't exactly keep up with the
Speaker 1: the those style of baits.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it used to be really tuned in and it was.
Speaker 2: It was totally one hundred percent something that caught more
Speaker 2: fishermen than fish. Yeah, but I still like being very
Speaker 2: familiar with the library of crank baits that that different
Speaker 2: brands were offering.
Speaker 7: We'll do one more here, well, actually people do a
Speaker 7: light one and then a real one. What do the
Speaker 7: crew members used to maintain their facial hair? I hate
Speaker 7: an itchy beard, but don't enjoy the twelve year old
Speaker 7: boy look with a bald face.
Speaker 2: I I as someone who's like gone back and forth
Speaker 2: between mustache and beard in the last you know, few years.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 2: The itchy stage to me is like a very specific time.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't remember when that is, but
Speaker 2: it's like between weeks, I don't know, two and four
Speaker 2: or something like that, and then it's not itchy anymore.
Speaker 6: Is that what you like?
Speaker 2: Your familiarity with it, Chili?
Speaker 3: Yeah, when I when I had a big, big beard, Yeah,
Speaker 3: Like it was like that two to four weeks, you know,
Speaker 3: maybe a quarter of an inch long, and it got
Speaker 3: super itchy, and then all of a sudden, it justs.
Speaker 2: Not itchy anymore. You never think about it now. As
Speaker 2: far as maintenance, I don't do anything. It gets the
Speaker 2: same shampoo that my hair gets.
Speaker 3: Tree tree sap every morning, especially freshly found in the woods.
Speaker 1: Jili is a tail main guy. Yeah. The hair is
Speaker 1: Maine and tail maiden.
Speaker 2: Tail maiden tail.
Speaker 1: Is it like a palmade or no, it's it's a
Speaker 1: shampoo conditioner made for horses.
Speaker 2: Now you're you're messing with its hot tip.
Speaker 1: You don't care for those.
Speaker 2: You have a horse shampoo conditioner in your shower right now.
Speaker 1: Maine and tail.
Speaker 2: Okay, you send me a picture.
Speaker 1: I will send you a picture.
Speaker 2: I'd like your hair a lot more chili. Now knowing that,
Speaker 2: who told you about this idea?
Speaker 3: No, I see, well, originally it came from the movie
Speaker 3: Blades Glory. Oh, and he goes like, you help yourself
Speaker 3: to the maintail all you want, but don't even think
Speaker 3: about touching the verdic cola.
Speaker 1: So and then like it kind of took off. And
Speaker 1: then for me, uh, I mean, as you can tell.
Speaker 2: Proof is in the pudding, right, good, good head of
Speaker 2: lettuce chili.
Speaker 1: Yeah, uh huh, it's just yeah shimmers. Okay.
Speaker 2: So I like it Maine entail.
Speaker 1: I do nothing for the stash, and I like to
Speaker 1: wash the hair, like maybe once a week. We should
Speaker 1: tell keep it greasy.
Speaker 2: That that was the fun one. Phil. Let's hear what
Speaker 2: this dark twisted one is.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, it's not.
Speaker 7: I just meant I said real, not not like, man,
Speaker 7: we're gonna get real. I just meant, like, that's a
Speaker 7: real question.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: That's the fastest time you have filled a turkey tag?
Speaker 7: You pass up the bird that comes out first light
Speaker 7: on the first day, said he lives in a single
Speaker 7: bird bag limit area.
Speaker 1: That's will m I got a story that could tie
Speaker 1: a handful of things together. We talked about please do it.
Speaker 1: Last Saturday, we my wife and I killed some turkeys
Speaker 1: in the morning and then we went to a different
Speaker 1: spot and this was probably about eleven thirty ish and
Speaker 1: got to a ridge, made a call. Turkey gobbled like
Speaker 1: two hundred probably two fifty ish away, and within I
Speaker 1: don't know, a couple of minutes, that thing was dead.
Speaker 1: It just came running.
Speaker 2: That's efficient, yep.
Speaker 1: And it was that. It was that you know, that
Speaker 1: mid or that late morning hour which hens went to
Speaker 1: sit and he was lonely.
Speaker 2: Did it ever cross your mind to pass on that bird?
Speaker 1: So you can well my wife, My wife was shooting
Speaker 1: on that one. I was just calling and I guarantee
Speaker 1: it didn't pass her mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's never crossed my mind cross a legal turkey.
Speaker 2: The quickest I ever killed. It was my first archery bird.
Speaker 2: It was it was opening morning. I was set up
Speaker 2: way too you close to the roost what would be
Speaker 2: considered too close, but it worked out anyway. Bird came
Speaker 2: down right off the roost, walked into my decoys and
Speaker 2: I shot him dead. As far as passing on a
Speaker 2: bird at first light of the day.
Speaker 1: Nah, no, thanks, Yeah, I don't pass on turkeys unless
Speaker 1: you jakes. I'm to the point around she jakes anymore,
Speaker 1: but all right.
Speaker 2: Moving on. Our next segment is One Minute Fishing.
Speaker 3: Do I feel lucky?
Speaker 14: We'll do you Punk, go ahead, make my cast.
Speaker 2: One Minute Fishing is where we go live to someone
Speaker 2: who's fishing and they have one minute to catch a fish,
Speaker 2: and if they're successful, we'll make a five hundred dollars donation,
Speaker 2: do a conservation group, and for the whole month of April,
Speaker 2: our friends at Trod Unlimited are joining us for One
Speaker 2: Minute Fishing this week. Our angler is Jesse Vidala, the
Speaker 2: Eastern Region manager at TU. Today he's on a tributary
Speaker 2: of the Housatonic River in Connecticut and fishing for a
Speaker 2: donation to Trout Unlimited. Jesse, welcome to the show.
Speaker 13: Hey guys, how you doing.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry to give you the most chaotic and worst
Speaker 4: audio possible, but I am quite literally next to a
Speaker 4: racetrack at the moment.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, someone's going to figure out very easily where
Speaker 2: Jesse is today. Jesse, we asked Trout Unlimited to highlight
Speaker 2: some important water sheds across the country for this segment.
Speaker 2: So first thing tell us about the wild trout streams
Speaker 2: of New England and their greatest threats totally.
Speaker 13: So it does tie into where I'm standing right now.
Speaker 4: This is the salmon Kill Creek, which is right across
Speaker 4: from the Lime Rock Speedway. It's a wild trout tributary
Speaker 4: that had stunted habitat and.
Speaker 13: Tough deals with erosion.
Speaker 4: So what we're doing largely at TU across the Northeast
Speaker 4: is for wild trout, specifically the brook trout.
Speaker 13: We're working on improving connectivity, removing culverts and barriers.
Speaker 4: Have a beautiful open bridge here that we're checking in
Speaker 4: on and that's where I'll be fishing right below. But yeah,
Speaker 4: we're doing a lot for connectivity and improving habitat the
Speaker 4: wild trout.
Speaker 2: So what are some other things that TU has done
Speaker 2: to help fisheries of the northeast.
Speaker 4: T has been a grassroots organization that largely focuses on
Speaker 4: educating the next generation. And today I've got about twenty
Speaker 4: five students out here that are planting trees and a
Speaker 4: riperran buffer.
Speaker 13: This is an annual program where kids get out and
Speaker 13: learn more.
Speaker 4: That's the bread and butter of TU is teaching the
Speaker 4: next generation about fly fishing and how important healthy cold
Speaker 4: rivers are. So that's what we do, and it's evident
Speaker 4: in my work today, even though I'm quite literally catching
Speaker 4: the porch race of team moving behind me.
Speaker 2: All right, let's talk about the fishing. What are you
Speaker 2: targeting today and how are you doing it?
Speaker 13: Totally so real quick.
Speaker 4: Obviously, as a catskill dry fly angler, I'm always paying
Speaker 4: attention to the hatches. This time of the year, we're
Speaker 4: starting to see Hendrickson's male and female. So I'm fishing
Speaker 4: in a merger that has both a dark Hendrickson and
Speaker 4: light Hendrickson kind.
Speaker 13: Of cothorax color.
Speaker 4: Super optimistic to try and catch fish on drys on
Speaker 4: a bluebird daylight today. So if it doesn't happen, I'm
Speaker 4: going to shoot some of the bigger holes below for
Speaker 4: the bigger brown trout. Usually fishing something like a small
Speaker 4: but wiggly black marramouse streamer. Uh, something cool to get
Speaker 4: their attention when they're hanging out low.
Speaker 2: Okay, And when we talked to you before the show,
Speaker 2: you were very concerned about spooking trout.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: Do you think that's going to be an issue when
Speaker 2: you get to the water.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, Actually I think the cars might smook him
Speaker 4: more than me.
Speaker 13: But I'm walking over the right now. We're going to
Speaker 13: see how this goes.
Speaker 2: Okay, could even get worse.
Speaker 13: You feel like if you don't want a lot flat fishing,
Speaker 13: they're getting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're one minute of fishing will start as soon
Speaker 2: as you make that first cast.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 2: He is walking through the lanes of the racetrack right now.
Speaker 1: Headed to the water, cars zipping by, and we've.
Speaker 2: Now lost him.
Speaker 13: Chaotic fishing.
Speaker 2: Okay, Jesse, are you are you set up and ready
Speaker 2: to make your cast?
Speaker 13: Man? I'm walking into the stream side right now.
Speaker 2: Okay. Now, the the green, the green on the trees
Speaker 2: in the background makes me think of morel mushrooms. Have
Speaker 2: the kids planning? All those trees come across any mushroom patches? Yet?
Speaker 13: Good question. We're still a few more.
Speaker 4: I would say a week, maybe two weeks that most
Speaker 4: pretty well closely aligned to Turkey season. We see morels
Speaker 4: up this way. A lot of rams still out and
Speaker 4: about on the streams.
Speaker 13: That's a big one.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, we've been able to find some, so I
Speaker 4: think pretty soon we'll start seeing morel's. I'm gonna set
Speaker 4: you all off right where I had you before, and uh,
Speaker 4: I'll hope for the best.
Speaker 2: Okay. Uh, Jesse is about to make his first cast.
Speaker 2: The timer will start when he makes that first cast.
Speaker 2: The video and audio we're getting a little choppy and
Speaker 2: he's got to fly in the water.
Speaker 1: There it is.
Speaker 2: Seth would you be on that racetrack?
Speaker 13: There are actually light Hendricksons near the water and.
Speaker 2: Some small Okay, you've got forty five seconds later.
Speaker 1: Uh, probably more like could be on the river than
Speaker 1: the racetrack.
Speaker 2: Jesse is feeling confident. He's saying that he's fly is
Speaker 2: matching what he's seeing.
Speaker 1: In the water.
Speaker 2: Thirty seconds to go.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, that's that.
Speaker 2: Let let's get eat.
Speaker 1: We're going in.
Speaker 13: There's a natural right next to it. Hell, it's not.
Speaker 1: Looking good, folks.
Speaker 2: You got fifteen seconds, Jesse.
Speaker 13: I do like that.
Speaker 1: He's providing his own commentary.
Speaker 13: Another clean one on street.
Speaker 2: Okay, you got ten seconds.
Speaker 13: Street one more. Let's do it all the way all right?
Speaker 2: Didn't happen today for Jesse.
Speaker 13: Them?
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 13: Appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, thanks for joining us, Jesse. Good luck with
Speaker 2: the rest of the day of fishing.
Speaker 1: Thanks ma'am, Thanks so much.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Take care.
Speaker 2: One minute. Always bring some chaos to the show, but
Speaker 2: we'd like it. All right, here's some more chaos. Our
Speaker 2: next segment is the Price is Right.
Speaker 8: Oh here it comes from Mosman, Montana Media Radio's most
Speaker 8: exciting ten minutes.
Speaker 1: It's the Price is Right.
Speaker 8: Yeah Morris, come on now, mister Chilliam, come on down
Speaker 8: your hat. Two contestants on media Radios. The Price is
Speaker 8: Right Now, here's your host, Spencer New.
Speaker 2: Thank you Phil. Now, this game is really simple. Phil
Speaker 2: is going to tell you about a product from the
Speaker 2: meat Eater universe, and you need to guess its price.
Speaker 2: The player with the closest answer without going over will
Speaker 2: be declared the winner. If both players go over, then
Speaker 2: you'll both be told to try again, and the chat
Speaker 2: should play along as well, because whoever has the closest
Speaker 2: answer will get a shout out from Phil. All right,
Speaker 2: there are three products on today's show. Phil tell us
Speaker 2: about the first item up forbid.
Speaker 7: Clicking a lot of buttons. Here, Spencer, just give me
Speaker 7: one sec. Gotta turn off this banner. It's kind of
Speaker 7: in the way.
Speaker 1: I just want everyone to know that that what Phil
Speaker 1: just did was live, that wasn't like a drop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he brings all the energy.
Speaker 7: Well, let's start today's midding a three piece walleye dinner
Speaker 7: from Culvers. For one month every year during Lent, Culvers
Speaker 7: adds a deep fried walleye to their menu. Each filet,
Speaker 7: which comes from Crystal Clear Canadian Waters, is ham battered
Speaker 7: and cook to order. Their Northwoods Walleye three piece dinner
Speaker 7: comes with tartar sauce, a warm roll, a soda, and
Speaker 7: two sides. It'll get to choose from a garden salad,
Speaker 7: crinkle cut fries, coleslaw, cheese, curds, chili or pretzel bites.
Speaker 2: And don't forget to save room for custard after eating
Speaker 2: those one and a half walleyes. The flavor of the
Speaker 2: day today is chocolate caramel twist at the on Alaska,
Speaker 2: Wisconsin location, which is where I source the price for
Speaker 2: this dinner. That's a three piece walleye dinner from Calvers,
Speaker 2: two sides, a soda, a warm roll and tartar sauce.
Speaker 2: And there are some big old filets. Seth, how do
Speaker 2: you think? How big do you think them walleyes were? Yes,
Speaker 2: twenty plus for sure. These are some healthy.
Speaker 1: Canada Canada.
Speaker 2: That's that's what their website says. Now when they say Canada,
Speaker 2: I don't know if there's like aquaculture in Canada or
Speaker 2: if they're going out and netting some some far away
Speaker 2: river or what the deal is, but it's it's very
Speaker 2: well reviewed. Walleye from Calvers a three piece dinner, and again,
Speaker 2: you boys cannot go over. If you go over, you
Speaker 2: will get it wrong.
Speaker 1: Look at that sandwich. Chill.
Speaker 2: You know, every time I'm heading east on the Interstate
Speaker 2: and I passed through Rapid City, that's the first time
Speaker 2: I can smell Callvers. Again, that's about as far west
Speaker 2: as they get.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would say, answer, We'll leave it. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: boys literally have to save what if we get the
Speaker 1: right answer? Dude, Well we can't. We gotta have a
Speaker 1: winner and loser. We can't tie.
Speaker 2: Okay, set this Seeing Chili's answer, Chili, you miss the
Speaker 2: Culver's back home in Rapid City.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like I feel like, yeah, you're right, they're outside
Speaker 3: of Rapid West Rapid you don't find them.
Speaker 1: No, and if there are someone most now, but you can.
Speaker 2: Start to smell Casey's when you get that far east
Speaker 2: exactly exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I do, miss I do miss a Culver's burger.
Speaker 2: All right, you boys ready, and this price is from
Speaker 2: on Alaska, Wisconsin. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 2: have set saying thirteen dollars and Chili says twelve ninety.
Speaker 1: I want everyone to know if Chili wins this, I
Speaker 1: had that first. Well, maybe you shouldn't be so, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I'm not gonna say that that's bad. Just
Speaker 1: stick you where your answers to your.
Speaker 2: So you you had twelve ninety nine as well. Okay,
Speaker 2: both of you come up with a new answer. Then
Speaker 2: you saw Chili's Answer're gonna have you come up with
Speaker 2: a new answer. You are both lower than the correct answer,
Speaker 2: so we come up with the new one. They both
Speaker 2: wrote down twelve ninety nine. Seth then change his answer,
Speaker 2: but we're gonna make them try one more time. We
Speaker 2: know the price is higher than twelve ninety nine. Chili,
Speaker 2: you have your answer, I doe. Seth, you have your answer. Okay,
Speaker 2: go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Chili saying
Speaker 2: fourteen ninety nine and Seth saying fourteen fifty. The correct
Speaker 2: answer is twenty dollars and seventy nine cents. Giving chili
Speaker 2: that very first point, suck it seth. Then them walleye
Speaker 2: ain't cheap huws se. I guess not who did well
Speaker 2: in the chat?
Speaker 1: Phil?
Speaker 2: Anybody get it around the right answer?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I haven't looked for the last thirty seconds. So we
Speaker 7: had Derek saying nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 1: That was the call. Oh what his last name is?
Speaker 2: Xanders? Xander is a European walleye. That is fantastic, Well done, Derek, Xam.
Speaker 1: There's some of those in.
Speaker 2: South Dakota, North Carolina, Cottonwood Lake.
Speaker 1: I think it is eh. There you go?
Speaker 2: All right, Phil, tell us about the second and second
Speaker 2: item up forbid.
Speaker 7: Well, if you prefer selling fish to buying fish, then
Speaker 7: how about owning your very own bait shop. Lacy Marine
Speaker 7: baiton Tackle is located at the Jersey Shore. This turnkey
Speaker 7: business comes with all of their inventory for bait, freezer's,
Speaker 7: a live bait tank, and a state of the art
Speaker 7: POS system. Lacey's has been opened since nineteen sixty nine
Speaker 7: and is a fixture of the community. I forgot that
Speaker 7: I can't change the slide without getting the script out
Speaker 7: of my eyeballs, and now it is gone. Where was
Speaker 7: I but there are some things money can't buy, like
Speaker 7: the Lacey Township Police Department Citizen Recognition Award that the
Speaker 7: business received in twenty twenty three. Lacey Marine baiton Tackle
Speaker 7: got the honor after its owner saved the life of
Speaker 7: a customer who collapsed while shopping for bait.
Speaker 2: Amazing, and Lacey's claims to have an annual revenue of
Speaker 2: nine hundred and twenty thousand dollars and has been list
Speaker 2: it for sale since November twenty twenty three. Seth and Chili,
Speaker 2: what does that bait store cost? And Phil is showing
Speaker 2: us some pictures of Lacey. That is Lacey Marine Bait
Speaker 2: and Tackle, located at the Jersey Shore. We're looking at
Speaker 2: some blood worms there. That appears to be one of
Speaker 2: their hot ticket items based on Facebook.
Speaker 1: Seth, you want to look at my answer?
Speaker 2: Nope, you boys have an answer.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I would love to own a bait chop someday.
Speaker 2: That would be fun.
Speaker 1: I think it'd be so fun, especially if you had
Speaker 1: a bar in there too.
Speaker 2: Where would you put that bait shop at?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 1: Probably like Upper Midwest. Yeah, that type of culture. I
Speaker 1: feel like this is more like ocean culture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is very marine heavy in there area. They've
Speaker 2: got like a whole section of yacht paint in this
Speaker 2: bait store.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, I'd be wanting to, like, you know, have
Speaker 1: a have some cheese curd or something in there, and
Speaker 1: you know, smell like bait have Chester come walk callbers.
Speaker 2: That's good? You boys, ready, yep, go ahead and reveal
Speaker 2: your answers. We've got Chili saying one point three million
Speaker 2: in Seth saying one point four million. Cheat, you're both
Speaker 2: too high, so you'll both need to try again. Wow,
Speaker 2: what on the too high has an annual revenue of
Speaker 2: nine hundred and twenty thousand. Now that's revenue, not profit,
Speaker 2: So that's uh, that's their top line number, not their
Speaker 2: bottom line number. You guys have an answer.
Speaker 1: This isn't trivia.
Speaker 2: I could probably just lift this up. I suspect some
Speaker 2: of our audiences doing that. You guys ready, yeah, go
Speaker 2: ahead and reveal your answers. We've got Chili saying eight
Speaker 2: sixty five and Seth saying nine hundred and thirty thousand.
Speaker 2: They're still too high. Oh yeez, they're gonna need to
Speaker 2: try again. We have yet to have this happen. This
Speaker 2: place has been on the market for houses right since
Speaker 2: November twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: I gotta say everyone in the chat is right there
Speaker 1: with you guys.
Speaker 2: Okay, too high, too high? Wow, this this bait store
Speaker 2: may have a lot of suitors after this episode. If
Speaker 2: you folks are willing to throw around one point four million,
Speaker 2: it could very easily be yours. Okay, you guys ready again,
Speaker 2: So even if he's like.
Speaker 3: Lower, but if I if I'm over by twenty five k,
Speaker 3: but he's under by three hundred k.
Speaker 2: He wonder is important. You're automatically disqualified if you're over,
Speaker 2: Are you ready? Okay? Seth is going back to him,
Speaker 2: So it's chilling.
Speaker 1: We're going to go. You're going.
Speaker 2: Okay, they figured out the game. We're ready, go ahead
Speaker 2: and reveal your answers. We've got Chili saying four hundred
Speaker 2: and sixty thousand and sets saying four hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: five thousand. They're still too high. They're going back to
Speaker 2: their whiteboards. Four four attempts.
Speaker 1: We got ourselves, so game pokes, you went to your something.
Speaker 2: Then we've started at one point four million. We're all
Speaker 2: the way down to under four hundred and sixty thousand
Speaker 2: at this point, Seth and Chili are on their fourth
Speaker 2: attempt of guessing the price of Lacey Marine to tackle
Speaker 2: at the Jersey.
Speaker 1: I'm just sticking.
Speaker 2: Are you ready? Just go ahead and feel your answers.
Speaker 2: We've got Seth that says fifty six dollars. No, that's oh,
Speaker 2: that's five five bucks. He says five dollars. Chili says
Speaker 2: two hundred and forty four thousand. The correct answer. It's
Speaker 2: two hundred and seventy nine Chili.
Speaker 1: The second point, Hey, sure with five bucks victory, that's
Speaker 1: not bad for a tackle shop.
Speaker 2: Hey, it could. It could be yours. Like I said,
Speaker 2: a lot of folks in chat may be outbitting you though.
Speaker 1: Well, here's okay, really quick.
Speaker 7: A bunch of people started getting closer after the third
Speaker 7: you're too high, but pit past podcast Guest two ten
Speaker 7: right off the bat.
Speaker 2: Alright, pass pit pass. You get that point? Bill, let's
Speaker 2: her hear about our third item up forbid. We'll see
Speaker 2: if Chili can get the skunk on Seth and make
Speaker 2: him run around the office naked as his tradition nobody wants.
Speaker 7: If you're looking to fill that bait shop with decor,
Speaker 7: then how about an autographed Jaws poster? This movie poster
Speaker 7: has a certificate of authenticity, meaning it's the real deal.
Speaker 7: It measures twenty six inches by thirty eight inches and
Speaker 7: is signed by four members of the cast plus Steven Spielberg. Actually,
Speaker 7: I will tell you that John Williams is not a
Speaker 7: member of the cast, but a composer of the soundtrack.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 7: The oscre wedding film turns fifty years old this year,
Speaker 7: giving you a chance to own a piece of piece
Speaker 7: of cinema history.
Speaker 2: The eBay seller also offers a jockey's costume from Seabiscuit
Speaker 2: and twenty three Disney DVDs. All right, Seth and Chili,
Speaker 2: what does that sign Jaws poster? Cam? Who's the composer film?
Speaker 1: John Williams?
Speaker 2: John Williams, And I think that's how they won their
Speaker 2: Oscar was via their music. It was not best picture
Speaker 2: or or Best Lead Actor or anything like that. Best music.
Speaker 3: You said that this fella has this on eBay on eBay, Okay,
Speaker 3: So he's not trying to like sell this out, okay.
Speaker 2: And he's also selling jockey's costume from Seabiscuit and twenty
Speaker 2: three Disney. Gives me some thoughts, you ready, I'm ready,
Speaker 2: go ahead and reveal your answers. We've got Chile saying
Speaker 2: eleven thousand dollars, and Seth goes with one dollar.
Speaker 3: Such a that's bush league correct, You're such a bush leaguer.
Speaker 1: D I never watched the show. Yeah is right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: but wins a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but the correct answer is one hundred and ninety dollars,
Speaker 2: giving Seth his third point, and he's quite sad first sorry,
Speaker 2: his first point, Chili is the today's game is right?
Speaker 2: Don't how the chat do?
Speaker 1: Dylan Jenkins saying one seventy five.
Speaker 7: I believe that was the closest without going over. Oh nope, nope,
Speaker 7: Nick said, which is kind of suspiciously close.
Speaker 2: I feel like I've heard that name during the Prices
Speaker 2: right before Nick.
Speaker 1: I think Nick by himself a new poster.
Speaker 2: All right, getting that ends today's game of Prices, right,
Speaker 2: Thanks for playing along. Everybody, remember to help control the
Speaker 2: pet population. Have your pets spade and neuter. All right.
Speaker 2: Our next segment is Tattoos. I regret.
Speaker 15: Hello darkness, my old friend. I looked at my attach
Speaker 15: lookame it such a good idea. I was drunk last
Speaker 15: summer and the pizza.
Speaker 1: The tattoo says the Pusson will.
Speaker 2: Always find more beans.
Speaker 13: What does that mean?
Speaker 2: It's a tattoo?
Speaker 15: I reg.
Speaker 2: Now I'm so thrilled about today's tattoo that, for only
Speaker 2: the second time ever, we have the person with the
Speaker 2: regrettable tattoo joining us live here. She is now Amanda
Speaker 2: Fairbairon Kimmerie. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 14: Thanks thanks for having me, guys, Amanda.
Speaker 2: Let's get some backstory before we reveal your tattoo. First thing,
Speaker 2: when did you get this?
Speaker 14: I got it almost probably like a decade ago when
Speaker 14: I was a junior in college at Clemson.
Speaker 2: Okay, And what was going on that day when you
Speaker 2: got that tattoo?
Speaker 16: My friend and I were having ourselves a good Saturday,
Speaker 16: and at the time, Clemson was winning the national championship.
Speaker 16: Everyone was getting you know, go Tigers, Go tag send tattooed.
Speaker 14: On the inside of their lip.
Speaker 16: It was like a new trend, I guess joggd on
Speaker 16: and my friend and I were sitting there, I'm like,
Speaker 16: what is just the most outrageous and ridiculous tattoo you
Speaker 16: can think of?
Speaker 2: Okay, that's how you landed on this idea. Have you
Speaker 2: ever met another person with this tattoo?
Speaker 14: No, I haven't.
Speaker 16: I've met the hundreds of people with lip tattoos, and
Speaker 16: like when the video of me went viral, I was
Speaker 16: reading the comments that everyone was commenting like what their
Speaker 16: lip tattoo that they had was, and I was really
Speaker 16: expecting someone else to have something similar.
Speaker 14: But no, not a soul yet?
Speaker 2: Is this your only tattoo?
Speaker 14: So no, I actually have.
Speaker 16: Four other tattoos and they're actually all related to the
Speaker 16: outdoors in some way as well.
Speaker 2: Ah, all right, well let's reveal your tattoo and then
Speaker 2: explain its meaning for us.
Speaker 6: Okay, So it's eighteen oh four to eighteen oh six,
Speaker 6: and it is, yes, eighteen o four to eighteen oh six,
Speaker 6: and it is the dates of the was in Clark expedition.
Speaker 2: Okay, love that? Why why the Lewis and Clark expedition dates?
Speaker 13: I mean, when.
Speaker 16: Sitting out, you know, on a nice Saturday with my friend,
Speaker 16: we were thinking, what's the most outrageous thing?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 16: What else could you possibly think of other than something
Speaker 16: having to do with history way back when that kind
Speaker 16: of people forget after grade.
Speaker 14: School too, you know.
Speaker 2: So what ideas did you pass on before landing on
Speaker 2: eighteen oh four to eighteen oh, six on the inside
Speaker 2: of your bottom lip.
Speaker 14: So we passed on my mom's phone number. Oh, I
Speaker 14: think he's probably very grateful I.
Speaker 13: Did not have that.
Speaker 14: And then we also passed on I think it was
Speaker 14: Bill Gates' birthday.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yeah, Like I said, we.
Speaker 16: Were thinking about outrageous and random things, and my friend
Speaker 16: got the dates of.
Speaker 14: My calendar when it was expected to end.
Speaker 2: She got those days tattooed on the Okay, very good.
Speaker 2: Now what are your friends and fans think of the tattoo?
Speaker 16: When I first got it, they just thought it was stupid,
Speaker 16: and you know, they figured, oh, it'll fade in one
Speaker 16: to three years whatever. Well, here we are almost a
Speaker 16: decade later, and they still think it's just as outrageous.
Speaker 16: But it's brought a lot of joy and laughter, so
Speaker 16: everyone just thinks it's funny.
Speaker 2: Now, do your other friends with lip tattoos have their
Speaker 2: lip tattoos faded? Because I've always heard it said that
Speaker 2: that's a thing that they fade, but then that hasn't
Speaker 2: seemed to be a reality.
Speaker 16: Yeah, So like that's why everyone started getting them, like
Speaker 16: a decade ago.
Speaker 14: Is for the room was like, oh, who cares like
Speaker 14: it fades? In one to three years. But yeah, no, hers,
Speaker 14: actually my friend that I got it with, Hers is
Speaker 14: pretty faded. I think there's still a little bit left
Speaker 14: of it, but hers is pretty faded. Mine's going strong
Speaker 14: about do you.
Speaker 2: Actually regret the tattoo, though, I'm going.
Speaker 14: To say no.
Speaker 16: If you would have told me when I got it
Speaker 16: that it would last probably my entire life, I probably
Speaker 16: wouldn't have gotten it then. But looking back now, it's
Speaker 16: just brought everyone so much joy and laughter, and it's
Speaker 16: actually the reason my husband and.
Speaker 13: I are together.
Speaker 2: Oh how did that come to be?
Speaker 14: So when we met, we.
Speaker 16: Met at a mutual friend's house for a party, and
Speaker 16: at that said party, you know, he was there with
Speaker 16: his boys, and he was like, I'm not going to
Speaker 16: talk to any girls today. I'm just gonna hang out
Speaker 16: with the guys. He told me this lady later in
Speaker 16: our relationship. But then later on he also admitted that
Speaker 16: the minute he found out I had that lip tattoos, like,
Speaker 16: I'll talk to her, like she seems like a pretty
Speaker 16: cool girl.
Speaker 2: Wow, and now they're Mary. That's great.
Speaker 14: Well.
Speaker 2: Traditionally, during this segment, we shame people for having bad tattoos,
Speaker 2: but we're not going to do that. I think it's
Speaker 2: so damn cool, and I'm jealous I didn't think of
Speaker 2: it first. Why didn't I come up with putting the
Speaker 2: day to the Lewis and Clark expedition on the inside.
Speaker 1: Of my lip. Yeah, that's like something you totally do.
Speaker 16: I know.
Speaker 2: But now we're talking to Amanda instead, who did have
Speaker 2: that great idea on a drunk.
Speaker 14: Saturday, will have the same lip tattoo.
Speaker 2: That's right, all right, Amanda. Thank you for joining us,
Speaker 2: and thanks for sharing your tattoo that you absolutely should
Speaker 2: not regret.
Speaker 14: Thanks for having me. Guys appreciate it.
Speaker 13: Chili.
Speaker 2: Do you regret regret any of your tattoos?
Speaker 1: Not a one?
Speaker 2: How many do you have? Oh, I don't even know thirty?
Speaker 1: No, not that many, almost twenty. Maybe you don't.
Speaker 2: Regret any of them.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 2: I think the only regret I have is like I
Speaker 2: didn't do some bigger I don't have regrets about like, oh,
Speaker 2: shouldn't have done that.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I have dead Man's hand here right above my watch.
Speaker 2: I wish I would have done that bigger.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would have Yeah. I like that tattoo a lot.
Speaker 1: I wish you would have.
Speaker 2: Done a bigger Thank you Chill.
Speaker 1: Your tattoos are really like a lot of thought went
Speaker 1: into my thoughts.
Speaker 2: Oh, I appreciate it. Well, I did a thing that
Speaker 2: most people tattoos don't do.
Speaker 11: Like.
Speaker 2: Uh, I didn't start getting until I was almost thirty
Speaker 2: years old. Yeah, you know, your tattoo eras when you're
Speaker 2: in college or something, and I was just too broke
Speaker 2: to afford him then.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: So now I had a wiser version of me coming
Speaker 2: up with bad tattoo ideas.
Speaker 1: I like them.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Seth. All right. That brings us to the
Speaker 2: end of the show. Phil, what's the chat have to say?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, we got a few more. Just wanted to shout
Speaker 7: out Mogor, who got back to us. He says he
Speaker 7: officially passed the Hungarian State hunting exam. Oh says inspired
Speaker 7: by meat Eater, So good job, Mogor.
Speaker 1: That's on that.
Speaker 7: Devin asks, well, first of all, last chance to get
Speaker 7: questions in do that right now? Devin asks any good
Speaker 7: recommendations or favorites for solo camping tents for hunting trips.
Speaker 7: Looking forward to doing my first deer hunt later this year.
Speaker 2: What do you think, Seth, I have.
Speaker 1: It's a nemo I don't remember what model, but it's
Speaker 1: just like a one person real light. It's a three season,
Speaker 1: so keep that in mind if you're gonna be in
Speaker 1: some cold, snowy weather. But I enjoy that thing. It's
Speaker 1: from super Light. I fit in it great, and yeah.
Speaker 3: Chili, I'm I'm a fan of the Seek outside Cimarron.
Speaker 3: It's a four man tent. Probably get two fully grown
Speaker 3: men in there. But the cool thing about that one
Speaker 3: is too it has a you can if you purchase
Speaker 3: a stove, you can run a stove out of it too,
Speaker 3: So if you are late season hunting, you can you
Speaker 3: can have some warmth with you. Obviously, you have to
Speaker 3: do some more logistics when it comes to where you're
Speaker 3: going packing in wood and all that stuff. But I
Speaker 3: and that thing's great in the summer as well, so
Speaker 3: pretty light weight and it's a very very low profile
Speaker 3: as far as packing, so that's why I like it.
Speaker 2: Stoves are nice, Devin. I tented for most of my
Speaker 2: deer hunts, and usually I'm so low I run a
Speaker 2: three person tent. I find that's the right size for
Speaker 2: me to be like very comfortable in there. And I'm
Speaker 2: talking about car camping specifically, where I can fit a cot,
Speaker 2: I can fit a little heater, I can like hang
Speaker 2: up my socks and clothes to dry. Real nice. Seth
Speaker 2: had brought up having a three season tent if you're
Speaker 2: hunting in the fall, which sounds like you are on
Speaker 2: this deer hunt. I think it's very important to have
Speaker 2: a four seasons tent, and those ratings are sort of
Speaker 2: done different by each company. I don't think there's any
Speaker 2: like legal obligation to call it a three season tent
Speaker 2: or a four season tent if it fits this certain criteria.
Speaker 2: But I think, Devin, if it's important to you to
Speaker 2: stay warm at night and you're hunting anytime, you know,
Speaker 2: from mid October on in the north, look for a
Speaker 2: four season tent. And if you know you're going to
Speaker 2: be by yourself three people, a three person tent will
Speaker 2: keep you really comfortable. I run an ELPs Tasmanian tent.
Speaker 2: I've had that for five years. I really love it.
Speaker 2: I'm very cozy in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I was thinking more backcountry stuff. But if
Speaker 1: you are Karcam and go with a bigger tent, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's just nicer to have the extra room.
Speaker 7: Phil, what else you got the only reason I'm going
Speaker 7: to put this guy's name on the screen is because
Speaker 7: he specifically told me how to pronounce his last name. Okay,
Speaker 7: if this is kind of an ethical Chettiquette esque moral
Speaker 7: conundrum here, but here we go. Brad asks, while being
Speaker 7: a father of three, with food prices as high as
Speaker 7: they are, is it okay to accept game meet that
Speaker 7: was probably poached?
Speaker 2: And how do you pronounce his last name Phil.
Speaker 1: With tucky in case anyone wants to look for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, take that game meat, Brad. You're fine. It's not
Speaker 2: gonna taste any different. I don't think would you boys
Speaker 2: have any if.
Speaker 1: You needed to.
Speaker 2: Feed a family of three, would you take some poached meat?
Speaker 2: We don't know, So yeah, I take it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, take that meat, Brad.
Speaker 2: And then and then when you're feeding it to folks,
Speaker 2: you can talk about conservation. It gives you a good
Speaker 2: little nugget of information to share with other people.
Speaker 1: Deniability.
Speaker 13: There you go.
Speaker 1: Nobody knows.
Speaker 7: Let's see here, favorite way to cook turkey breast that
Speaker 7: isn't schnitzel or nuggets, which he already loves to make.
Speaker 1: This is from Keith Seth.
Speaker 2: What are you doing with all that turkey meat?
Speaker 1: Well, schnitzel and nuggets might go too.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: My wife and I did a stir fry the other night,
Speaker 1: which was fantastic. I just kind of sliced it up
Speaker 1: in like thin strips and and did that. It was great.
Speaker 1: Serve it over, Rice, Keith.
Speaker 2: Go to the meat eater dot com. On our section
Speaker 2: you can search. You can put the criteria in there
Speaker 2: for only turkey meat. You'll get all kinds of great
Speaker 2: recipes from people who are far better cooks than us,
Speaker 2: and there'll be a lot of inspiration there that's not
Speaker 2: schnitzel or nuggets.
Speaker 1: Seth.
Speaker 7: This is from Will Seth. I've watched you and Steve's trapping,
Speaker 7: skinning and fleshing videos. Will y'all ever do a tanning
Speaker 7: follow up? Or do you have any tips right now?
Speaker 7: He said he recently started and his coons always come
Speaker 7: out greasy and stiff.
Speaker 1: Hm hmm. Well, I don't do any tanning. I send
Speaker 1: everything off to the tannery to get tanned professionally. I
Speaker 1: just I never got into the tanning thing.
Speaker 2: Did you ever mess around with like quick tan? Isn't
Speaker 2: that something that no? I?
Speaker 1: When I was younger, I used to like kill squirrels
Speaker 1: and just salt the heck at, like, stretch them and
Speaker 1: salt the heck out of them.
Speaker 2: And where of them squirrels at? Now?
Speaker 1: Oh, they're probably rotted away some Honestly, I have no clue.
Speaker 1: I might have one or two left back of my
Speaker 1: mom's house in Pennsylvania. But yeah, that was in a
Speaker 1: forever type treatment. But uh, yeah, I've honestly never tanned
Speaker 1: anything like legit tanned something. So I can't really help
Speaker 1: you there, Phil.
Speaker 7: Any experience putting electronics on a pontoon that's from Brian,
Speaker 7: Not on a pontoon.
Speaker 1: But a lot of electronics with other boats. What do
Speaker 1: you need to know? Larance? I'd go with the bird,
Speaker 1: but I kind of it just depends. Hummingbird is better mapping,
Speaker 1: and I.
Speaker 2: Bet on a pontoon it's a little more simple, like
Speaker 2: you know, plumbing your electronics to the bottom than it
Speaker 2: would be with a traditional v hall boat. But I
Speaker 2: don't know, Brian, Uh a lot of electronics on ponteens
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know. Uh. Max Bart's father in law. While
Speaker 1: I dan, he he guides out of upon tune. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: he probably has lots of experience with rigging pontoon boats.
Speaker 1: But as far as I'm concer, I think a pontoon
Speaker 1: boat is a great fishing vessel.
Speaker 2: Gives you a lot of surface space to walk around
Speaker 2: in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 2: And I imagine if you're if you're rigging up a
Speaker 2: pontoon with expensive electronics, that you're trying to be a
Speaker 2: good family man. Brian. You're trying to have one foot
Speaker 2: in both worlds of good fishing and taking the kids
Speaker 2: out on the river with the lake on a Saturday.
Speaker 2: It's good on you, Brian.
Speaker 7: We'll do one more here, but first Brian who won
Speaker 7: the hot tip offs that he got busy at work
Speaker 7: and missed it live, but he just popped in and
Speaker 7: says thanks so much. So yeah, Brian, be on the
Speaker 7: lookout for something from Corey here if he hasn't already
Speaker 7: messaged you already. Well, oh yeah, that's a pro go
Speaker 7: producer tip Brian. The last one from Ben Spencer. Have
Speaker 7: you ever tried paddle fishing by Yankton? He said he's
Speaker 7: from the area and wants to get his first spoony.
Speaker 2: I have done it, Ben. It was It was like
Speaker 2: some of my favorite outdoor memories as a kid. The
Speaker 2: fishing is even in the band had years. It's very
Speaker 2: good by Yanked and that's where a dam is on
Speaker 2: the Missouri River. It's a last dam on the Missouri River,
Speaker 2: and a lot of fish get stacked up there. It's
Speaker 2: a lot of fun. It's not a thing where you
Speaker 2: have to be up super early or stay out till
Speaker 2: the last minute of daylight. There's really really good camaraderie
Speaker 2: with it. Ben and I assume if you're a resident,
Speaker 2: you get access to better water than everyone else, and
Speaker 2: so enjoy that. Ben, keep buying those preference points. Know
Speaker 2: what the slot is and how to measure it. Folks
Speaker 2: are very willing to give tips on how to do it,
Speaker 2: how to rig your weights and your your treble hooks.
Speaker 2: So don't be afraid to ask someone if you need
Speaker 2: some help. But enjoy it. I miss it a lot,
Speaker 2: all right. That brings us to the end of the show.
Speaker 2: Thanks everyone for watching and listening. We'll see you guys
Speaker 2: back here in one week.