Speaker 1: Podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to me Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Gianni's but tell us.
Speaker 2: The damn script says Spencer Newhart's I noticed it too.
Speaker 2: We're not going to start again. I'm still Janni's but
Speaker 2: tell us. And today we're joined by Spencer Randall, Brodie
Speaker 2: cal Roman Reva, and Eric Hamburg. Eric, this is your
Speaker 2: first time on the show. Tell folks what you do
Speaker 2: here at meat Eater.
Speaker 3: I work at the Meat Eater store in downtown and
Speaker 3: I go to college at Montana State.
Speaker 4: You grow a lot of hair too.
Speaker 5: It looks like that's what I'm known for him.
Speaker 6: Yep, I was wondering if it was one of those hats,
Speaker 6: wondering where you can find one.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The first time, the first time Steve met me, he
Speaker 3: referred to me as the.
Speaker 1: Kid that needed a haircut.
Speaker 5: That's devastating.
Speaker 2: Are you old enough to be dating? Yeah? Do you
Speaker 2: feel like the hair helps you in the in dating
Speaker 2: world or or the other direction.
Speaker 3: I've had the same girlfriend for almost two years and she.
Speaker 2: Has curly hair too, so I'd say it helped you. Okay,
Speaker 2: what age.
Speaker 5: Do you think you need to be to start dating Yannie.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know, somewhere in early to mid high school.
Speaker 2: I guess, okay, so college.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he was already telling me the other day to
Speaker 8: keep my boy away from his daughter.
Speaker 4: And they're like super young.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, Yeah, my girls like to talk about boys.
Speaker 2: I don't know if your boys like to talk about girls. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 5: Eric said they listened to Uh they put all the
Speaker 5: trivias on the TV at the store, and he said
Speaker 5: it's usually a pretty poor performance. Though. Who's the best
Speaker 5: at the store.
Speaker 2: I'd say Kate. We had high hopes for Kate, and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he got strong start. See, we'll see you made
Speaker 1: a strong start.
Speaker 2: How do you usually do? What are your what's your gut?
Speaker 2: Say you're gonna do today?
Speaker 3: I get a lot of random questions, right, like the
Speaker 3: ones that people in the store don't get right.
Speaker 2: I usually get right.
Speaker 3: But we'll see. I'm known as the slow one in
Speaker 3: the store, but.
Speaker 5: The hairy one in.
Speaker 1: The slow one promising, I like a humble fellow promising. Resume.
Speaker 2: This is a ten round quiz show with questions from
Speaker 2: meat eaters. Four verticals which are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking,
Speaker 2: and there's a prize. Meat Eater will donate five hundred
Speaker 2: dollars to the conservation organization of the winners choosing. Now
Speaker 2: on the stats for the stat of the week, we're
Speaker 2: looking at scores from previous times I hosted. The first
Speaker 2: two times, the average player's score was three point three.
Speaker 2: There's hard questions. The average winning score was six. But
Speaker 2: last time my host sed the average player score was
Speaker 2: four point four and the winning score was nine.
Speaker 5: What do you think the winning score will be today?
Speaker 5: You said there's no Jennifer Index.
Speaker 2: No, but man, I really felt like I was. I
Speaker 2: was trying to I almost went, uh multiple choice, Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: to really make it just nothing but softball. You always
Speaker 2: have one out of four chance.
Speaker 1: You know you wanted the smartest class in the.
Speaker 2: School, exactly.
Speaker 8: Man, I don't know if the multiple choice is like
Speaker 8: an automatic softball unless you wrote them.
Speaker 2: Now, well, it makes you feel good though, you're like,
Speaker 2: I got one out of four, right. No one has
Speaker 2: to show a blank board like I feel like.
Speaker 8: Spencer used to write the multiple choice question as a softball,
Speaker 8: but I don't think that's the case anymore.
Speaker 5: That's it's usually the last question to come in a script,
Speaker 5: and so if I need a harder question in there
Speaker 5: than and it's harder, and if it's an easy round,
Speaker 5: or excuse me, a hard round, then I'll make it easier.
Speaker 2: So I wrote this whole thing between the hours of
Speaker 2: like midnight and nine today, so I don't have all
Speaker 2: that I'm kidding, but I still didn't write it quite
Speaker 2: as detailed as Spencer would have. All Right, onto IFAQ,
Speaker 2: which stands for and Frequently ask Questions segment, or as
Speaker 2: I refer to it, the Spencer wants to talk about
Speaker 2: a subject but is unsure if the crew will think
Speaker 2: it's cool segment. If you have a trivia related question
Speaker 2: for our crew, send it to trivia at the meat
Speaker 2: Eater dot com with the subject line IFAQ in caps IFAQ.
Speaker 2: But don't get your hopes up, because unless Spencer also
Speaker 2: is interested in your question, we're probably not gonna.
Speaker 5: Air it well one a week, one a week.
Speaker 2: So this question comes from Bob Burns, probably a name
Speaker 2: Spencer made up on episode six hundred and fifty three.
Speaker 2: You have a question about military land. I am active
Speaker 2: duty at Fort Stewart and was wondering if anyone at
Speaker 2: Meat Eater has ever hunted military land. I do often,
Speaker 2: but was wondering about your take on it.
Speaker 4: I have not know you have, though, haven't you?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: Oh, I never had that.
Speaker 1: I never.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: I have a friend that does a bunch. He's actually
Speaker 2: he's also stationed at a at a I don't know
Speaker 2: if it's called a base or a ford or whatever,
Speaker 2: but because he knows about the system, he's always like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: I was in Texas hunting this military place installation, and then
Speaker 2: we've went on a trip in California and hunted. This
Speaker 2: sounds like there's good opportunities, but no, one, Randall, you've
Speaker 2: never done it.
Speaker 1: No, never.
Speaker 9: I mean, I'm familiar with some of the opportunities, but
Speaker 9: I've never done it myself.
Speaker 5: One of the things I'd say is someone who's never
Speaker 5: hunted it is that there's like a few more hoops
Speaker 5: to jump through, which eliminates some folks from like going
Speaker 5: through that process. Similar to in Montana, you have private
Speaker 5: land that becomes public access to the BMA program, and
Speaker 5: there's two types, and one type requires more legwork than
Speaker 5: the other one, and that one tends to keep more
Speaker 5: peace blout. And I'm sure military ground is the same way.
Speaker 5: Just be my guess.
Speaker 7: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Anybody else anything to say about that.
Speaker 1: Cal You're a well traveled fellow.
Speaker 2: A lot of.
Speaker 6: People who have hunted Montana have hunted on military land.
Speaker 6: Just uh, isn't a full functioning base anymore.
Speaker 2: I heard about one recently in Montana, but I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna mention it for fear of blown up a spot. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't do that either.
Speaker 6: Yeah. No, there there's we got quite a ways down
Speaker 6: the permission's rabbit hole to hunt on the military installation
Speaker 6: in Guam last year.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so we're gonna hunt pigs and uh, what do
Speaker 6: they have their fallow deer? No, what's the Yeah, maybe
Speaker 6: it is a fallow deer. Yeah, yep, yep, yep. Really
Speaker 6: easy to do with archery equipment.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 6: You definitely got to jump through some more hoops and
Speaker 6: uh and then you know, so like ibex did Steve
Speaker 6: do on base? He did he did off base or
Speaker 6: or x y. One thing that you have to do
Speaker 6: is you have to take an ordnance test so you
Speaker 6: can be like, oh, that's ordnance on the ground. I
Speaker 6: need to tell people where it is and avoid it.
Speaker 2: It's a little little test that's spooky. Yeah, a little
Speaker 2: bit of a hoop, don't walk around in the dark.
Speaker 2: Oh look another I f a Q. This one's sent
Speaker 2: in from Albert Gallatin.
Speaker 8: Huh, Secretary of the Treasury.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's almost like someone just made this up. Alas,
Speaker 2: are you guys going to have any new cooking content soon?
Speaker 2: I haven't seen a good cooking show since pardon my plate?
Speaker 2: That was okay, just so happens al that. Yeah, we
Speaker 2: just released the first episode of a new show called
Speaker 2: Me Eater Rose, where we have a couple of our own,
Speaker 2: very own every day wild game culinary enthusiasts.
Speaker 5: I heard you insult Brody with that term.
Speaker 2: Well, no, I changed it. He now is approving. I
Speaker 2: was calling them ordinary ordinary cooks in the kitchen, but
Speaker 2: they compete against each other. They have an unknown chunk
Speaker 2: of wild game to cook and a short amount of time,
Speaker 2: and then we have a couple of judges who sort
Speaker 2: of roastum helped them along. The first episode just aired
Speaker 2: was cal v Brody and we had Jesse Griffiths and
Speaker 2: Ranella judging, and so far it's been feedback has been
Speaker 2: great on it.
Speaker 5: So what day of the week these drop.
Speaker 2: No idea on YouTube?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: The first one dropped, but now I've heard that there
Speaker 2: aren't are. The forthcoming ones are being pushed a little
Speaker 2: ways until we figure out some sponsorship maybe about who
Speaker 2: who wants to attach their name to this fine show.
Speaker 1: No one's going to want to sponsor my episode.
Speaker 2: Oh no, it's going to be the hottest one.
Speaker 6: I heard from several people in the room that having nothing.
Speaker 6: Nobody mentioned the cooking at all, but.
Speaker 5: They all oh me and Randall's episode. We said a
Speaker 5: beer drinking record that episode.
Speaker 9: I don't think we should brag about that because it
Speaker 9: really wasn't that many beers.
Speaker 5: We can break that record next time we're on there again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh goodness. So yeah, go to our YouTube channel
Speaker 2: and check out me Eater Roasts first episode at cal
Speaker 2: v Brody. It's right, we'll have more coming soon. All right.
Speaker 2: For today's housekeeping, I'm going to throw it to Spenser
Speaker 2: for the announcement he teased last week.
Speaker 5: We have a new game on our website. If you're
Speaker 5: familiar with our website, you might know that we have
Speaker 5: crossword puzzles that come out every Wednesday, and they are
Speaker 5: crossword puzzles from the Meat Eater universe that cover topics
Speaker 5: like haunting, fishing, the outdoors, National Parks, Conservation, wild game,
Speaker 5: things like that, and you compete against Randall in those
Speaker 5: crossword puzzles. We have a new game. It's gonna come
Speaker 5: out every single Monday. It's called meat Eater Turtle. It's
Speaker 5: a lot like wordle but it's better. Mead Eater Turtle
Speaker 5: has a five letter word that you get six tries
Speaker 5: to solve. It will give you help along the way.
Speaker 5: If your letter is yellow, that means you have the
Speaker 5: right letter in the wrong spot. If it's green, you
Speaker 5: have the right letter in the right spot. If it's gray,
Speaker 5: then you that letter is not in the word at all.
Speaker 5: And this is a way to give another game to
Speaker 5: people who share our dictionary as Outdoorsmen. So comes out
Speaker 5: every single Monday. Jannis is the person that you're going
Speaker 5: to be competing against in Mead Eater Turtle. But for
Speaker 5: the first one, which comes out April seventh, the whole
Speaker 5: crew is going to play that one. We're going to
Speaker 5: reveal their scores on an upcoming episode of med Eater
Speaker 5: Radio and you'll see if you can beat them. That
Speaker 5: first category is an animal. It's a five letter word
Speaker 5: that's an animal. Go play it the medeater dot com
Speaker 5: slash games.
Speaker 6: Did you see the fly? I found?
Speaker 5: Cal sent to a screenshot that it didn't accept oscar.
Speaker 5: It doesn't like proper nouns. But I would argue with
Speaker 5: the game on your behalf, Cal that oscar is also
Speaker 5: a fish, so it should have taken that.
Speaker 6: It's a very relevant fish because it's an invasive in
Speaker 6: a lot of areas. Great unfish. Well, that's the problem.
Speaker 5: So that's that's one help you. One hint for you
Speaker 5: playing meat Eater Turtle, don't don't don't put in their oscars,
Speaker 5: and don't put in other proper.
Speaker 2: Downs, and don't when you're done with your oscars, don't
Speaker 2: just chuck them out into the wild. Where you've been
Speaker 2: testing the game on others besides me? Where have I
Speaker 2: been stacking up?
Speaker 5: We're gonna reveal that on an upcoming episode of Me
Speaker 5: Eater Radio, the Whole, the whole Crew. We're gonna have
Speaker 5: ten scores revealed how everybody did see.
Speaker 2: Now, the fact that it's within our universe hasn't really
Speaker 2: been helping me. I still play it like I would
Speaker 2: play Wurdle.
Speaker 5: Okay, that could be one strategy. Oh yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Beg to differ.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it might be different for you.
Speaker 9: Do you have a category that's animals and you have
Speaker 9: five letters? You think of as many five letter animals?
Speaker 2: Well, I guess it depends. Is it is it rating
Speaker 2: you on speed or tries?
Speaker 5: Speed and tries?
Speaker 6: Do you think those markers are free?
Speaker 2: Young man?
Speaker 1: This one's getting work.
Speaker 6: Why don't you just use all of that right now?
Speaker 6: Messing with your name?
Speaker 2: He likes the smell of the shot.
Speaker 6: Everybody, what you're doing?
Speaker 1: I paid the bills around this place.
Speaker 2: Cow, So one more time.
Speaker 5: Go to the mediator dot com slash games. Uh, you'll
Speaker 5: have turtle on Monday's Crosswords on Wednesdays.
Speaker 1: Thanks for all the fun you bring into our live Spencer.
Speaker 2: We're on to question one.
Speaker 5: Oh you tell tell him to play the drop?
Speaker 2: Oh? Play the drop? He said he was ready. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I lied to you a whole lot of seconds. Here
Speaker 2: we go. We can't have it without this. Look.
Speaker 5: I need to know what I stand to wind everything.
Speaker 1: Just tend to win.
Speaker 2: Everything game on Suckers. Question one blends hunting and conservation.
Speaker 2: According to the Boone and Crocketts Club, what is the
Speaker 2: average inside spread of a typical Boone and Crocket mule?
Speaker 2: Deer buck? Is it twenty one, twenty two, twenty three
Speaker 2: or twenty four inches? Now I rounded this up to
Speaker 2: the nearest whole number because the answer actually has a
Speaker 2: fraction next to it. I don't think that's going to
Speaker 2: help you, guys, but I just wanted to be clear
Speaker 2: on that. Again. The question is, according to the Boone
Speaker 2: and Crocket Club, what is the average inside spread of
Speaker 2: a typical Boone and Crocket mule deer buck? Is it
Speaker 2: twenty one, twenty two, twenty three or twenty four inches?
Speaker 5: Brody, have you ever killed the booner Mealy one?
Speaker 2: No? Shit?
Speaker 5: Do you know its spread?
Speaker 2: Which one?
Speaker 8: That one from a long time ago in Colorado?
Speaker 4: That real heavy one.
Speaker 8: It's a minimum, you know, yeah, the minimum?
Speaker 5: Do you know it spread?
Speaker 7: Not?
Speaker 8: It didn't make It's not very wide. Okay, it's like
Speaker 8: mass long times.
Speaker 6: Cow's got the record show that when Brody did his
Speaker 6: hand mass measurement, it.
Speaker 2: Was larger than.
Speaker 4: Enjoy.
Speaker 8: It's like baseball bats man. That's what got it over
Speaker 8: the edge.
Speaker 6: Ueyville slugger diameter.
Speaker 2: You killed on your dad about that same time period,
Speaker 2: My dad killed one. No, that's what I mean. Sorry,
Speaker 2: Like you were with your dad when he killed one
Speaker 2: a giant that was about that was probably a minimum too, right, No.
Speaker 8: That one that one my dad killed was over two hundred.
Speaker 2: Who did you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I was mad. That's good. I'd like to hear about
Speaker 5: that buck after this show.
Speaker 2: Does everybody have an answer? Yeah? Okay, go ahead and
Speaker 2: reveal your answers. Roman going twenty two inches, Cow twenty two,
Speaker 2: twenty two, Eric twenty three, Randall twenty three, Spencer twenty four,
Speaker 2: Reva twenty two, Brody twenty two. We do have one
Speaker 2: correct answer twenty four. To be exact, it is twenty
Speaker 2: three seven eighths. Ooh, so Spencer is the only correct
Speaker 2: answer twenty four. I spoke with Jennifer Statton of Boone
Speaker 2: and Crockett and asked her what the average with was.
Speaker 2: She took data from twenty one states to find this number. Interestingly,
Speaker 2: the average inside spread of a non typical from out
Speaker 2: of the same data set was twenty three four rates.
Speaker 2: That's three a shorter than the typical.
Speaker 5: There are twenty one states that have Boone and Crockett
Speaker 5: mule deer entries correct, amundo?
Speaker 6: There are? Yeah. I find that still to this day,
Speaker 6: people measure the outside spread of a mule deer.
Speaker 2: Listen. But when I first started scoring anything, I was
Speaker 2: measuring inside and outside and applying both those numbers.
Speaker 8: Like a back has a six inch time probably a
Speaker 8: lot of people standing out a measure ship.
Speaker 5: I went with twenty four because we went with to
Speaker 5: the the Antler King collection in three fourths. But what
Speaker 5: was his? Was it the Antler King or was it something?
Speaker 5: Oh boy, I don't remember, but he's got like one
Speaker 5: of the world's biggest collection of antlers in that whole
Speaker 5: dang shed. I think he said he had two muleis
Speaker 5: that went boon and crocket, and there were some giant
Speaker 5: muleis in.
Speaker 10: There, Jim Jim's horn house there, and I think Jim
Speaker 10: has since found.
Speaker 6: A muleier buck alive rutting a dough this year that
Speaker 6: had split his skull plate and so.
Speaker 2: Has wide rack.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Literally, as one antler was hanging down and uh, I
Speaker 6: was like, I should shoot that thing because the inside
Speaker 6: spread on that thing is probably thirty inches.
Speaker 2: That'd be good, yeah, right, But when you score them,
Speaker 2: the inside spread can't exceed the length of the longest
Speaker 2: main beam.
Speaker 8: And I think it wouldn't count if it was broken.
Speaker 4: The skull plate.
Speaker 6: I think it has to.
Speaker 5: I think that'd be hard to argue. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It would depends on if you didn't broken or if
Speaker 2: it's been fused.
Speaker 6: I watched him, it wasn't flopping.
Speaker 2: So m yeah, man, A lot to unpack with that story.
Speaker 2: All right, we're onto question two. This one also falls
Speaker 2: into hunting. Which camouflage first appeared on first lights hunting clothing?
Speaker 5: Do you know this, col?
Speaker 2: I damn sure better? Which camouflage first appeared on First
Speaker 2: Light's clothing? So what I'm looking for is like, what
Speaker 2: camouflage pattern was the first one? The first I ever used?
Speaker 6: Remember it?
Speaker 2: Even? What's so funny about that question?
Speaker 6: This is something that I should at least have some
Speaker 6: answer for.
Speaker 1: You're right, you really shouldn't. I mean, no, you know some,
Speaker 1: But this is for your time.
Speaker 6: Are you saying you can't name a single camouflage pattern?
Speaker 6: Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 6: I just thought of one.
Speaker 2: Okay, great, there you go.
Speaker 6: That was the hangout.
Speaker 5: So do you have this one? Right? Cal?
Speaker 6: I know exactly what's right.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say.
Speaker 5: This is sort of a this is a bone for Cal,
Speaker 5: This is a.
Speaker 1: Bone for the oh g the first employee of First Light.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that he was gonna well, and I
Speaker 2: guess it wasn't in the script here that I didn't
Speaker 2: know that Cal was still but old.
Speaker 8: Pair of bibs and this stuff, and I kiss still
Speaker 8: can't remember it's called.
Speaker 11: I feel like this is interesting timing as Camo's coming
Speaker 11: back in the fashion world.
Speaker 1: I'm seeing this.
Speaker 2: Coming back. Now. Where have you been? Roman?
Speaker 4: This one's very fashionable too.
Speaker 2: Brody, do you have something written down? Okay, does everybody
Speaker 2: have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answer. Oh,
Speaker 2: I got it right, Roman, Cal say a SAT, Eric
Speaker 2: Massy Oak, Randall Asat Spencer bottom Lands, which is the
Speaker 2: Massi Oak pattern, Reva Cash, which is the first Light pattern. Brody,
Speaker 2: a sat. The correct answer is a SAT. A SAT
Speaker 2: which stands for all season, all terrain was first Lights
Speaker 2: first camera pattern. I texted with Kent and Caruth, one
Speaker 2: of First Lights founders, to make sure I had this right.
Speaker 2: I asked him why a SAT? He replied, well, we
Speaker 2: liked a SAT and Predator the best. An Asat called
Speaker 2: us back first. That's how it happens when you're a
Speaker 2: young company.
Speaker 5: Is a said the one that just looks like branches
Speaker 5: kind of. It's just like it's almost.
Speaker 2: Like a yeah. Some people would say almost.
Speaker 1: It's like three colors.
Speaker 6: A bad tribal tattoo.
Speaker 2: Was awful described Sure, you're just gonna go hide in
Speaker 2: a cat tail marsh.
Speaker 9: In the summer of twenty eleven, I placed an order
Speaker 9: for a bunch of first Light product in.
Speaker 1: Uh real tree, I believe, And I got a call.
Speaker 9: Saying, hey, all that stuff is out of stock, but
Speaker 9: what you're gonna want is this A tat stuff.
Speaker 8: Was on the other end of the line, and he said,
Speaker 8: he said, Oh, I see you're in Missoula.
Speaker 1: I used to live in Missoula. I said, oh cool.
Speaker 5: And then years later I remembered that was cal a
Speaker 5: a hot dog stand.
Speaker 1: No, no, we met. We introduced ourselves the first time
Speaker 1: at a hot dog stanwn.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 2: I'm personally a big fan of a SAT and I
Speaker 2: think that a pattern suffered from simply not being hip
Speaker 2: enough to the human eye, where a lot of other
Speaker 2: patterns that do not break you up as well as
Speaker 2: ASAT does don't work. And is the variety of terrains
Speaker 2: that ASAT does have sold way more items of clothing
Speaker 2: whatever that's been put on because we as humans just.
Speaker 5: Like it better.
Speaker 6: You used to say fashion over function.
Speaker 2: I'm a function guy. I would use it if it
Speaker 2: was still available.
Speaker 5: It's like fishing lures that catch fishermen, not fish.
Speaker 2: That's okay. On to question number three, A brace of
Speaker 2: birds is how many? So I'm asking you to tell
Speaker 2: me how many birds would be in a brace of birds?
Speaker 2: What's the category hunting?
Speaker 5: Hmmm?
Speaker 1: Interesting?
Speaker 2: I thought this would be a little bit too brody.
Speaker 2: Had it very quickly. You've never heard the term brace?
Speaker 1: No, oh, I've heard it, Reva.
Speaker 2: Nope. Cal certainly has the upland hunter that he is.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, but I didn't know that. Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is. Oh gosh, this one has.
Speaker 2: Actually I've kicked it down the I have a little
Speaker 2: notes thing in my phone with all my trivia questions,
Speaker 2: and when they come to me, I pop them in there. Now.
Speaker 2: I've kicked this one down before because I thought everybody's
Speaker 2: going to know this one. So I'm glad I pulled
Speaker 2: it out.
Speaker 4: I like it.
Speaker 2: Again. Question three, A brace of birds is how many?
Speaker 4: Let's have it wrong.
Speaker 5: Good on you, Yanni, saying the question again Okay, that's
Speaker 5: good hosting.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you. I like feedback from hosting, So listeners
Speaker 2: out there, you know, in the comments, throw it down. No,
Speaker 2: Logan Williamson took the time to send me a quick
Speaker 2: text and say that he thought that last week's Mediator
Speaker 2: Radio Live was well hosted.
Speaker 5: I was very appreciable. Now I'm offended, but Logan's never
Speaker 5: texted me there.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, but you set the bar, you know, and
Speaker 2: so it's hard to be thank Yeah. I just I
Speaker 2: just had a shining moment, you know, good laughing.
Speaker 11: Roman say, we get a decent amount of emails talking
Speaker 11: about hosts, but I don't know if I should share
Speaker 11: that feedbae.
Speaker 2: All right, everybody have an answer. Those of you that
Speaker 2: are going to have one, go ahead and reveal them, please,
Speaker 2: Roman eighteen Cal three, Eric four, Ran three, Spencer two,
Speaker 2: reave A twenty Brody two. We do have two correct answers.
Speaker 2: The answer is two. That's what I have written down first.
Speaker 2: But that doesn't make any sense now. I couldn't really
Speaker 2: find any interesting flavor text about a brace of birds,
Speaker 2: although the term is commonly used in conjunction with the
Speaker 2: process of hanging birds, specifically, pheasants. And when I found
Speaker 2: too that is that often a brace is not only
Speaker 2: a pair, but that it would be one female and
Speaker 2: one male, which really wouldn't happen in our country much
Speaker 2: with pheasants. I guess if you wrote maybe on a
Speaker 2: game farm farm, you can shoot him there. But hank
Speaker 2: Shaw wrote a great article on hanging birds on his
Speaker 2: website Hunt and Gather cook His takeaway hanging works. You're
Speaker 2: gonna get awesome meat, awesome skin. You just got to
Speaker 2: do it right, three to seven days at fifty to
Speaker 2: fifty five degrees, guts in or out, guts in?
Speaker 5: Is this exclusive to upland or would you be like
Speaker 5: a brace of mallards came into the decoys.
Speaker 2: You can use it for a waterfowl.
Speaker 5: Okay, how about Turkey's like abrasive brace?
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't see what basically the definition was
Speaker 2: any any bird that was shot for like sport or food,
Speaker 2: or I've.
Speaker 4: Heard it often is like I brought home a.
Speaker 1: Brace of birds, brace of pheasants.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 6: I don't like the guts in.
Speaker 8: Neither do I not with shotgun pellets, busted up guts.
Speaker 6: That's the problem is as that as things start to
Speaker 6: break down, which the whole point of hanging is, you know,
Speaker 6: like letting that carcass start to degrade. If you have
Speaker 6: a little pathway created by a pellet that goes from
Speaker 6: you know, the good thigh meat or from the breast
Speaker 6: meat into the body cavity, the pressure of that bird
Speaker 6: breaking down, even at fifty degrees is going to get
Speaker 6: that stomach juice up into that meat and render it inedible.
Speaker 2: I agree, I pull the guts out there. You go
Speaker 2: appreciate the input. Cal pull he Gala says, pull the
Speaker 2: guts out all right. On the question four, This one
Speaker 2: is also in the hunting category. What does the acronym
Speaker 2: dope stand for when used in shooting? Randall as I thought,
Speaker 2: would be quick to write an answer.
Speaker 5: I think we've had this question before.
Speaker 2: I really don't think we have spencer. Nah, we'll be
Speaker 2: from China spreadsheet. Yeah, we're still having fun, right, Noman's thinking,
Speaker 2: calous thinking, what does.
Speaker 1: The acronym dope when used in shooting stand for?
Speaker 9: Thanks Randal, I got some real the first time I host,
Speaker 9: at least writing. I saw a lot of really nasty
Speaker 9: comments about how I didn't repeat the question.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they said, how stupid do you have to
Speaker 1: be to not read him twice?
Speaker 10: I just I just command f the spreadsheet Spencer, and
Speaker 10: I did not find anything.
Speaker 5: Okay, what this is? Oh? Oh, maybe it's appeared in
Speaker 5: a crossword. Maybe that's could be why I know I've
Speaker 5: read it somewhere. Next week Randal is hosting, so if yes,
Speaker 5: you give some feedback to him to prime your feedback.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 2: And now, Randall, my flavor text is basically throwing this
Speaker 2: to you. So you have now a few seconds to
Speaker 2: prepare as we write their answer.
Speaker 8: So you wrote the question knowing he would get it
Speaker 8: right and have something to say about it.
Speaker 2: Heck, you look, how well.
Speaker 4: I don't know about that Spencer's.
Speaker 1: What's your three dimensional Chessi's play?
Speaker 5: I mean, it's better than asking about first lights verse
Speaker 5: camel pattern to the first Lights Verst employee.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you got one in there, like what is my
Speaker 8: second son's middle name?
Speaker 2: Not quite. I wouldn't know that one, I know, but
Speaker 2: you should ask it. Mm hmmm.
Speaker 5: Yanni and Randall gracious enough to host for me because
Speaker 5: I have some deadlines coming up. One of them was
Speaker 5: meat eater turtle, So please again go play that we
Speaker 5: worked hard on.
Speaker 2: This is it?
Speaker 5: You'll enjoy it?
Speaker 8: Is it turtle as in the animal or turtle turtles
Speaker 8: in the animal shipy turds.
Speaker 9: So if you like turtle but you don't like me hosting,
Speaker 9: it's just call it even there.
Speaker 2: You go, all right, there we have an answer that
Speaker 2: is gonna have an answer. Romans shaking and said no,
Speaker 2: go ahead and reveal your answers for the acronym dope.
Speaker 2: Roman says degrees of elevation, cal says develop of projectile
Speaker 2: eject Eric data of precise question mark Randall data on
Speaker 2: previous engagement, Spencer data on previous engagement, Reva dial optics,
Speaker 2: peep I Brody drop of projectile energy. We do have
Speaker 2: a couple correct answers in the room. It is data
Speaker 2: on previous engagements Randall. What do you know about dope, well,
Speaker 2: previous engagement?
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I mean traditionally so now it's just like
Speaker 9: a shorthand for any sort of ballistic information. But you know,
Speaker 9: if you are a serious shooter, you write down what
Speaker 9: your bullet is doing at any in any given conditions,
Speaker 9: at any given distance, and then you.
Speaker 1: Have a record of that.
Speaker 9: So kids out there, don't just trust your phone if
Speaker 9: you're going to shoot something at three hundred fifty yards,
Speaker 9: you should have shot a target at three hundred and
Speaker 9: fifty yards already, and then you can rely on data
Speaker 9: from previous engagements rather than just some number on your phone.
Speaker 8: Is being able to hit a paper play at fifty
Speaker 8: yards dope?
Speaker 1: Nope? Nope, going good enough? It's not dope?
Speaker 2: Well, I would say that it is because you know data.
Speaker 1: You know that you can hit a paper play at
Speaker 1: fifty yards.
Speaker 4: That was our dope back in the day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, I think the day before the season.
Speaker 9: I think dope is important because people say dope when
Speaker 9: they just pull numbers off their phone.
Speaker 1: But if you've never shot at that distance, you don't
Speaker 1: actually have real data. It's all hypothetical and toil lead
Speaker 1: is in the air.
Speaker 2: So and I think you make a really good point
Speaker 2: about verifying. Even in the apps, you have to verify.
Speaker 2: You can't just go and trust the numbers off the box,
Speaker 2: or even if you get the velocity, like anytime we
Speaker 2: do that, we then take it out to five hundred
Speaker 2: yards and shoot, and rarely is it spot on. You're
Speaker 2: still going to make a fine adjustment either to BC
Speaker 2: or to velocity or whatever it might be, to really
Speaker 2: dial it.
Speaker 1: In, and.
Speaker 9: I like to shoot a group at eight hundred yards
Speaker 9: and see what it's actually like. Shooting once at eight
Speaker 9: hundred yards, you might be in your zone of comfort.
Speaker 9: But if you shoot three and this one happens to
Speaker 9: be top left and the other two are down here,
Speaker 9: h your actual point of impact for your.
Speaker 1: Group is off your target.
Speaker 9: So shoot a lot, shoot often, and pay attention to
Speaker 9: what you see on the target.
Speaker 1: Don't just wing it.
Speaker 2: I used to have that scribble down on a piece
Speaker 2: of paper that stuck on a bulletin board. It said,
Speaker 2: like shoot more, shoot more often.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you learn a lot.
Speaker 2: It's good for you. All right, onto question five. Still
Speaker 2: stuck in the hunting category. Rate these four states non
Speaker 2: resident white tail deer buck tag prices from most expensive
Speaker 2: to cheapest Oklahoma, Ohio, Iowa, and Missouri. Again, it's not
Speaker 2: really a question. Rate these four states non resident white
Speaker 2: tailed deer buck tags.
Speaker 4: All four of these.
Speaker 5: I have hunted zero of those, but I'm familiar with
Speaker 5: all four.
Speaker 4: You haven't hunted.
Speaker 5: Iowa, No, I have points. It's on my twenty twenty
Speaker 5: seven docket.
Speaker 2: Oh I have points too.
Speaker 5: When are you going?
Speaker 2: Maybe we could go together.
Speaker 5: Nah, Okay, where we got? How many points do you have?
Speaker 1: And is it a price proposition?
Speaker 2: I'm at I'm at four.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're in different we're different categories. You have more
Speaker 5: than me. Plus I imagine you're going to want to
Speaker 5: do an archery rod hunt and I'm probably gonna want
Speaker 5: to do like a December gun hunt.
Speaker 2: Oh, I could be uh persuaded.
Speaker 5: Okay, figured out after this again?
Speaker 2: The question five is rate these four states non resident
Speaker 2: white tailed deer buck tag prices from most expensive to cheapest? Oklahoma, Ohio, Iowa,
Speaker 2: and Missouri. Does everybody have these four states listed in
Speaker 2: order from most expensive to cheapest white tail deer buck
Speaker 2: tag non resident prices.
Speaker 11: I'm trying to use my data and experience from people
Speaker 11: that have written in from our meat eater community.
Speaker 2: What are they write in about complaining about how non
Speaker 2: resident prices are out of control? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I mean if Montana was on that list, wouldn't be
Speaker 6: your classic white tail state, but it would be by
Speaker 6: far and away the most.
Speaker 4: Mmm, unless you count.
Speaker 2: Special let's not talk.
Speaker 5: You wrote down my guest for the price of the tag?
Speaker 2: Oh good? All right?
Speaker 5: Some of these states have a reputation reveal your answer.
Speaker 6: I wrote it down, didn't want to read.
Speaker 2: But it's backwards too. You expect people Ohio, Iowa? What
Speaker 2: was the other one? Oklahoma and Missouri. So Missouri is
Speaker 2: the cheapest and Missouri is the cheapest. Ohio is the
Speaker 2: most expensive. Roman, much more legibly, wrote out, Iowa, Oklahoma, Ohio, Missouri,
Speaker 2: Randall Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, Ohio. Spencer Oklahoma, Iowa, Ohio, Missouri,
Speaker 2: Reva Iowa, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma. Brody Iowa, Oklahoma, Missouri, Ohio.
Speaker 1: What are you doing to my boy here?
Speaker 6: Oh might be too short?
Speaker 2: Okay, maybe your your board might have been behind your hair.
Speaker 2: Eric wrote down, Iowa, Ohio, Missouri, Oklahoma. I believe Phil,
Speaker 2: we have one correct a. You have one correct answer.
Speaker 2: It is Oklahoma, Iowa, Ohio, Missouri. Spencer Newhart gotta correct.
Speaker 2: Oklahoma came in at seven hundred eight dollars, followed by
Speaker 2: Iowa at six hundred and forty four, Ohio four hundred,
Speaker 2: and Missouri at two hundred eighty eight. I was surprised
Speaker 2: to read how many states have white tail deer tags
Speaker 2: over five hundred. I'm used to paying two hundred in Wisconsin,
Speaker 2: which is now I feel like a heck of a deal.
Speaker 5: And is that is that like a benefit of being No, no, no,
Speaker 5: that's just standard price Montana like Calus saying seven hundred
Speaker 5: and fifty nine.
Speaker 6: Who But another fun thing though, is like in Oklahoma
Speaker 6: that's three deer. I think you get one buck and
Speaker 6: two does with that purchase?
Speaker 2: So true that? Yeah, amongst all this stuff, there's a
Speaker 2: lot of different variants about how many deer three you
Speaker 2: might get.
Speaker 5: Well, you're also required, like have a small game license,
Speaker 5: and I.
Speaker 2: Try to mastivate it for the prices, like what it
Speaker 2: would minimum take to go hunting, and that's this is
Speaker 2: what I came up with.
Speaker 6: How many deer can you shoot in Missouri with a deer?
Speaker 6: It's just a deer license, right? Or do you have
Speaker 6: a tag?
Speaker 5: I'm not familiar enough, but they have a reputation for
Speaker 5: some of the cheapest tags.
Speaker 2: I'm in Ohio. The cheapest one I could find was
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania right underd bucks. Yeah, like a couple of dollars
Speaker 2: over one hundred. Incredible, And that's too cheap. With a
Speaker 2: bunch of other stuff that's too cheap, I'd say, man,
Speaker 2: They're like, come on down.
Speaker 4: They have a million resident hunters. So I just don't
Speaker 4: it's like, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Oh, they're not looking at it like as a real
Speaker 2: source of red avenue because people are like, they're like buyer.
Speaker 2: Beware one last thing here if you're looking to get
Speaker 2: the best bang for your butt when heading out of
Speaker 2: state to hunt white tails, retoting Peterson's article how to
Speaker 2: find the best value in non resident white tail tags
Speaker 2: at the meat eater dot com. All right, that was
Speaker 2: question five. So now we have a scoreboard update, Phil. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm excited to see this. Cuncer seems to do pretty good.
Speaker 2: When I hope he does. I would call it suspicious,
Speaker 2: but I know he has not seen the all Right,
Speaker 2: still without a correct answer, we have Riva and Eric
Speaker 2: go and take it away on Oh sorry, that's fine.
Speaker 2: I don't care is drink.
Speaker 10: I mean from what I heard that that sounded great,
Speaker 10: better than what I do. Eric and Reva yet to
Speaker 10: make it on the board with zero points, coming up
Speaker 10: next to Roman and Cal with one point apiece. Our
Speaker 10: usual champs, Randall and Brody are tied up in Uh well,
Speaker 10: I remember I remember the Spencer where there was an
Speaker 10: argument I said, I would say tight up in second place.
Speaker 10: They're actually tied up in third place? Uh, and then
Speaker 10: in first place when they have two points apiece and
Speaker 10: in first place two points ahead of them is Spencer Newhart.
Speaker 8: The four points that was with Randal having a question
Speaker 8: written specifically for him.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 10: For a second, no, I got yelled at by someone
Speaker 10: online and I looked it up, like if you have
Speaker 10: someone in first place and then the next people that
Speaker 10: are down, you see.
Speaker 1: I think I think we're tied for second, but Roman
Speaker 1: and Call are tied for fourth.
Speaker 5: I agree.
Speaker 2: M hmm.
Speaker 4: What do they do in the Olympics when someone ties?
Speaker 10: It's the way I just explained it. Hey, everyone filled
Speaker 10: the engineer here piping in before I get yelled at
Speaker 10: by strangers on the internet to say that, yes, as
Speaker 10: per usual, Randal Williams is right and I am, as
Speaker 10: they say, a big dumb idiot. Randall and Brody are
Speaker 10: tied up in second place. Then it skips a spot.
Speaker 10: Roman and Call are tied up in fourth. Just to
Speaker 10: clarify these very important details, now back to the show.
Speaker 2: I agree with Brody, Phil right, thank you all right? Bill,
Speaker 2: help me a little bit on this question, Phil, barely
Speaker 2: Question number six could also kind of fall into conservation,
Speaker 2: but it's a hunting question. Kiveot is the soft underwool
Speaker 2: of what animal? Randalls or conservation? Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's the same category we've been in the whole time. Spencer,
Speaker 1: back off.
Speaker 2: It doesn't have to be a dead animal.
Speaker 8: It's actually textiles is the category the question?
Speaker 2: Again? Is kiveot spelled q I V I U T
Speaker 2: is the soft underwool of what animal? Spencer, do you
Speaker 2: have an answer?
Speaker 1: I do, great, Phil, How did you help with this one?
Speaker 1: Is it? Was it a phrasing issue?
Speaker 10: It was just like a way a weight now I
Speaker 10: would say I was gonna say no. It was a
Speaker 10: way to phrase the question, which would make it a
Speaker 10: phrasing issue anybody else.
Speaker 6: The feeling that Spencer is a little overconfident in this game,
Speaker 6: almost as if he was like, I need to proof your.
Speaker 5: What it feels like Bill funneled the answers, although I
Speaker 5: think Spencer has a very high win ratio because of
Speaker 5: the very few times that he's played.
Speaker 2: Looking to add to that, does everybody have an answer? Roman,
Speaker 2: go ahead and reveal your answers, Roman says Bison cow
Speaker 2: muskox Eric dahlsh Spencer slipped up Randall muskock, Spencer Bison,
Speaker 2: Reva sheep, Brody Muskox. The correct answer is muscot sitting
Speaker 2: right next to it, Spencer, Spencer.
Speaker 7: Spencer can actually smell the I've been trying to get
Speaker 7: Steve to harvest the kivot from that muskox hide since
Speaker 7: the day he shot it, because when we were on
Speaker 7: Nunivak to hunt that muskox, the guide had this like
Speaker 7: liner beanie made of kidiot And I've never put on
Speaker 7: anything softer.
Speaker 2: It's like cashmere on crack. I hope that's a good analogy.
Speaker 2: You've ever touched or had a cashmere sweater? Extremely soft
Speaker 2: and you're on crack, steroids, steroids. It's just extremely soft
Speaker 2: and literally it made your head like radiate with warmth
Speaker 2: when you put it on. And uh. I tried to
Speaker 2: buy it off the guide and he uh and he refused.
Speaker 2: I think I offered him like three hundred bucks. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now listen, if you guys want to hear a longer
Speaker 2: story about buying hats on Nunivak Island, I'm happy to
Speaker 2: tell it right now, or we can move on. I'm
Speaker 2: not watching the clock.
Speaker 10: We're already past the average trivia length.
Speaker 2: On question.
Speaker 6: Was the great Millinery Trader of the.
Speaker 10: Noology to the listeners that extra ad break you heard
Speaker 10: earlier in the show.
Speaker 2: Okay, that was question six. Onto question seven, little pop
Speaker 2: culture for you suckers. What two thousand movie features Hubert
Speaker 2: the Bloodhound and his owner Harlan Pepper? What two thousand
Speaker 2: movie features Hubert the Bloodhound? Want this movie? Owner, Harlan Pepper?
Speaker 2: I was hoping we'd have a fan in the room.
Speaker 2: You'll be able to help me with the flavored text love?
Speaker 11: Is this a movie that would be reviewed in media
Speaker 11: Radio Live?
Speaker 5: Don't give a hint.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's not answer that. Brody Randall's writing broke does
Speaker 2: not have an answer. Reva, no, nothing, No.
Speaker 6: It is a great show.
Speaker 2: It is a great great movie. Yeah, show movie. We
Speaker 2: just watched its great media. We just we just watched
Speaker 2: it this weekend with our kids.
Speaker 6: What the kids think they're into it?
Speaker 2: It's uh, well it's now.
Speaker 5: I don't think you'd watch this movie with your kids.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm gonna talk to that point again. The
Speaker 2: question is what two thousand movie features Hubert the Bloodhound
Speaker 2: and his owner Harlan Pepper? Mmmm? Kids love dogs, especially bloodhounds,
Speaker 2: and they have a hound in the house. So prodi
Speaker 2: do you need more time?
Speaker 4: I have no idea what it is?
Speaker 2: All right, folks, reveal your answers. Roman still writing, Roman,
Speaker 2: not gonna give me an answer. Where the red fern
Speaker 2: grows col Best in Show, Eric Fox and the Hound Randall, Oh, brother,
Speaker 2: we're art that out, Spencer, Patriot Reva without an answer,
Speaker 2: Brody Green Mile, We do have a correct answer. It
Speaker 2: is best in show.
Speaker 5: Never heard of that.
Speaker 2: Oh you've seen it.
Speaker 6: Good, I've seen it. I wasn't even thinking that.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, we watched it with the kids. Everything is cool.
Speaker 2: Besides the sexual innuendos. Back in two thousand, like it,
Speaker 2: it just wasn't a thing that you couldn't do those
Speaker 2: kind of jokes, and so it's just constant, like you
Speaker 2: couldn't do comedy without just constant sexual innuendos. So that's
Speaker 2: a part of it. But the all the dogs and
Speaker 2: the characters amazing.
Speaker 6: Flick Well, the creator, his uh production company is called
Speaker 6: Pale Morning Done. He's a big fly fisherman comes you know,
Speaker 6: spends a bunch of time in Montana. So that was
Speaker 6: kind of like a thing in the fly Fishing Guiding
Speaker 6: World is like you're talking about Christopher Guests. Christopher Guest
Speaker 6: really had no idea. Well, don't you remember the scene
Speaker 6: where they're talking about he goes he meets with his
Speaker 6: crew because he's like the one southern guy on there,
Speaker 6: like the right he plays, Yes, he plays Harlan Pepper.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he's he's it's the same crew that did this
Speaker 10: is spinal tap waiting for Guffman and I might win and.
Speaker 6: Waiting for Guffman's absolutely fantastic too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh, I don't see them. Treat yourself, okay, I
Speaker 2: will kid appropriate.
Speaker 6: Probably you're going to have the exact same experience.
Speaker 10: They're they're all they're all like writing the line between PG.
Speaker 10: Thirteen and R. I don't think any of them are
Speaker 10: like that that bad though. All right, well, Hubert Bloodhound,
Speaker 10: remember I sent you all right on the question eight.
Speaker 6: I've never liked Wimer Writers and best in Show.
Speaker 2: I was like, just a good example, why didn't you
Speaker 2: like them?
Speaker 6: They're just not a good dog? Go ahead and right, Yeah.
Speaker 8: I had some good friends that had a couple of them,
Speaker 8: and they are just horrible dogs. Dumb, don't listen, aggressive,
Speaker 8: and weird way yeah, Like do.
Speaker 5: You know the premise best and show? I assume it's
Speaker 5: about a dog show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, And but they just do this amazing job
Speaker 2: of taking these dogs and then making these owners slash
Speaker 2: trainers be like they are the dog kind of a thing,
Speaker 2: like whatever the dog is, so it is their owner handler. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it's yeah.
Speaker 8: The only reason people own those dogs because that dude
Speaker 8: who uh featured them in like photos.
Speaker 2: Poker.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all kinds of stupid shit. It's like a thing
Speaker 4: for like a.
Speaker 8: Period of years, like twenty twenty five year.
Speaker 2: Break Question number bond, Question number eight. You guys can
Speaker 2: decide what category what six letter term is aviation slang
Speaker 2: for the biological remains left behind after a bird strikes
Speaker 2: an aircraft, especially a turbine engine. The question is what
Speaker 2: six letter term is aviation slang for the biological remains
Speaker 2: left behind after a bird strikes an aircraft, especially a
Speaker 2: turbine engine.
Speaker 9: Got this one, Randall, No, I know that I have
Speaker 9: it in there somewhere and I'm never going to access it,
Speaker 9: So I just wrote something down.
Speaker 6: But you know the lady I'm talking about, she's like
Speaker 6: super famous now, which is like the way over the.
Speaker 2: Top Jennifer Coolidge.
Speaker 6: Jennifer cool Yes, yeah, she's in the Christopher Guest movie.
Speaker 10: Eugene Levy and Katherine her Hair, who are now super
Speaker 10: famous among young people because of Ship's Creek.
Speaker 2: They're they're in all those movies.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, and they're great.
Speaker 1: Great show, great show. Yeah, one for the kids. That's right,
Speaker 1: younger generation.
Speaker 5: Cal you were confident you know this?
Speaker 6: Yes, oh God, making a late late game run on Randy, right.
Speaker 6: I know it's getting tense now and typically kind of
Speaker 6: falls apart under pressure like this.
Speaker 2: It's going to be really this is question eight. How
Speaker 2: do you guys feel up to this point? For uh
Speaker 2: Mark good? Good? The level of questions, the difficulty too hard,
Speaker 2: too easy?
Speaker 6: I just the real relaxing flow in here right now.
Speaker 2: Okay, go ahead, reveal your answers. It's time to hurry up.
Speaker 2: Romans says Snarge, cow Storge Eric without an answer, Randall
Speaker 2: says slop Spencer carry in Reva Sky killed. Brody says Jetsum.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is Snarge. Listen to The Meat Eater
Speaker 2: Podcast episode four hundred and seventeen, where we interview Megan
Speaker 2: Danen USDA Airport Wildlife Biologists about snarch and all the
Speaker 2: other crazy stuff she deals with in her job.
Speaker 6: I thought that was gonna be a gimme. I think
Speaker 6: I thought that word made it around the.
Speaker 2: Office, but it's been a while it didn't. Yeah, we
Speaker 2: didn't keep it in our Would lexicon be the term
Speaker 2: good job? Okay? That was question eight. So now we
Speaker 2: need a scoreboard update.
Speaker 10: Phil, Yeah, Cal is making a late game breakout here.
Speaker 10: We've still got Eric and Reva. What's zero points? Roman
Speaker 10: has two? Brody and randall tied up still with three
Speaker 10: points now, but Ryan Callahan has pulled ahead and is
Speaker 10: now tied with Spencer, who has not gotten a point
Speaker 10: in the last few questions. He still has four, and
Speaker 10: now Cal also has four.
Speaker 2: I kind of.
Speaker 6: Feel like I should be happy, but it's kind of
Speaker 6: sad watch and he's too crumble.
Speaker 2: Mentally.
Speaker 6: Just don't have it, you know.
Speaker 2: Okay, On to question nine, A crescent shaped lake in
Speaker 2: an abandoned abandoned loop of river channel.
Speaker 5: Is called what this one?
Speaker 2: I think we have?
Speaker 1: We have had this one?
Speaker 2: Okay, Well you're gonna get it again. I missed that one.
Speaker 2: Getting it again. A crescent shaped lake in an abandoned
Speaker 2: loop of river channel is called what not a game change?
Speaker 4: You're you're honest.
Speaker 2: One two three, I don't know. Cals thinks you write
Speaker 2: an answer. Oh he's got an answer. Roman not writing,
Speaker 2: Reva also not writing. For those of you that are
Speaker 2: gonna have an answer, go ahead and flip your boards around.
Speaker 2: Cow Oxbow, Randall, Oxbow, Spencer, Oxbow, Lake Brody ox Bow.
Speaker 2: They are correct.
Speaker 11: Abandoned by what it gets cut off by.
Speaker 2: By the rest of the river. During our guiding days
Speaker 2: on the Eagle River, actually got to watch one be created.
Speaker 2: And I swear to you I was on the river
Speaker 2: the day that it started, and I floated through a
Speaker 2: chunk of cottonwoods that the river had never gone through.
Speaker 2: It was the wildest thing ever. That people are still like,
Speaker 2: where should we cast I'm like, you don't understand where
Speaker 2: we're supposed to be right now. We're floating through the
Speaker 2: forest as opposed to down the main river channel.
Speaker 1: It was pretty cool.
Speaker 2: You think you were the first one through that, I
Speaker 2: mean first ten boats that ever went through there? For sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's pretty cool. And yeah, well that ox bow
Speaker 2: for a while held fish and then it happens with
Speaker 2: ox bows. They're cut off and no water coming in
Speaker 2: the water going out, and they slowly fill in and
Speaker 2: they get hot and no more fishies.
Speaker 5: Some of them will keep, I mean, if like it's
Speaker 5: a big enough river, become their own little fishery.
Speaker 2: But what I was reading is that eventually all of
Speaker 2: them will silt in and vegetation will grow in because
Speaker 2: if it does not have water fresh water coming in.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and there can be like you know, water coming
Speaker 6: up from underneath two. And in some of these systems
Speaker 6: it's like a reflection or it's the uppermost layer of
Speaker 6: the aquaferr type of deal.
Speaker 2: Okay, one more scoreboard update, Phil.
Speaker 10: Oh, yeah, sorry, I'm getting your I'm getting your tiebreaker
Speaker 10: question preps because I'm.
Speaker 5: All four ad breaks.
Speaker 2: Apologies.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, like Brody said, not exactly a game
Speaker 10: changer for the competition here. We still got Randall and
Speaker 10: Brody tied up with four. Now and Calan Spencer have five.
Speaker 2: All right, And if you're playing at home, you need
Speaker 2: to know the correct answers for number one. It was
Speaker 2: twenty four inches. Question two asat question three two, Question
Speaker 2: four data on previous engagements, Question five Oklahoma, Iowa, Ohio, Missouri,
Speaker 2: Question six, Muskox, Question seven Best in show question eight, Snarge,
Speaker 2: question nine, Ox Bowl Lake now question number ten, which,
Speaker 2: as we always do here, is fishing. I got a
Speaker 2: little laugh there. Bagnell Dam was built across the O
Speaker 2: Sage River to make this famous body of water. Bagnell
Speaker 2: Dam was built across the O Sage River to make
Speaker 2: this famous body of water. Randall riding brody, thinking, Spencer
Speaker 2: looking at the question again, col writing down an answer.
Speaker 2: Phil still trying to figure out where that noise is
Speaker 2: coming from. We're still getting cell phone stuff from somewhere.
Speaker 2: But you know it's might be Roman's coffee cup.
Speaker 4: Probably famous by what measure? Why is it famous?
Speaker 5: Don't say that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I can tell you later.
Speaker 1: Am I well known?
Speaker 2: Well known? There you go to make this well known
Speaker 2: body of water?
Speaker 9: Don't say that? Just trying to avoid avoid some embarrassment.
Speaker 3: It's too late for that one. I'm gonna get bullied
Speaker 3: at work tomorrow.
Speaker 2: And now I really want to see it and do
Speaker 2: the Steve thing. Just put a line through it. No,
Speaker 2: do it, It's gone. Sorry, all right, one last time.
Speaker 2: Bagnell Dam was built across the Oa Sage River to
Speaker 2: make this well known body of water.
Speaker 1: You can say something else, but I know I liked it.
Speaker 2: Oh for uh yeah, yeah, say, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know what say four?
Speaker 2: Don't say that one, but you can all right flip
Speaker 2: your boards. Rowan no answer col Lake of the Ozarks,
Speaker 2: Eric Canyon, Faerry Randall, Lake of the Ozarks, Spencer Lake
Speaker 2: of the Ozarks, Reva Lake of the Ozarks. Yeah on
Speaker 2: the board, wow, Sam Rayburn. The correct answer is Lake
Speaker 2: of the Ozarks. Bagnell Dam was completed in nineteen thirty
Speaker 2: one and is twenty five hundred feet long. Lake of
Speaker 2: the Ozarks is known for it's great fishing. March is
Speaker 2: the beginning of spoon bill season. These these prehistoric filter
Speaker 2: feeders gather in deep holes, making them much easier to target.
Speaker 2: Since they don't eat traditional lures, you gotta snag them.
Speaker 2: The largest spoon bill to come out of the Lake
Speaker 2: of Ozarks was snagged by Chad Williams of Oleitha, Kansas.
Speaker 2: It weighed one hundred and sixty four pounds thirteen ounces
Speaker 2: and is the current world records. That's a big old fish.
Speaker 6: Yeah, spoon bill is a geographical that's differentiator. It's like,
Speaker 6: we have spoon bill in Montana that are native to Montana.
Speaker 6: But if you said, yeah, I caught a spoon bill.
Speaker 6: People would be like, I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 6: Battlefish country up here.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Interestingly, on all the websites I was looking at
Speaker 2: around Lake of the Ozarks there, they make a point
Speaker 2: to call out both terms all they do.
Speaker 5: Yep, so that you know, sometimes you'll hear a combo
Speaker 5: with spoon bill catfish. Well here, folks say that, Oh nice,
Speaker 5: do creole surveys that would come.
Speaker 2: Up like the great eating spoon bill.
Speaker 5: Is a it's not a catfish, but they would they
Speaker 5: would say it is. Though you were talking about like
Speaker 5: a small mouth pass right, spoon bill.
Speaker 8: Catfish's like regional vernacular.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I was also reading like the fancy sonar has assisted
Speaker 6: the spoon bill guiding industry tremendously. Dude, damn.
Speaker 4: In Montana the paddlefish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, Phil, Where are we sitting at after that
Speaker 2: final question that someone us got right and some didn't, Well, gianness,
Speaker 2: that's going to bring us to.
Speaker 10: A tie breaking around because you got Ryan Callahan and
Speaker 10: Spencer Newhart tied up with six points piece.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna sit back.
Speaker 2: Oh well, I'm glad I could pitch a game where
Speaker 2: neither Randall nor Brody won. Okay, onto the tiebreakers, tyre last.
Speaker 10: I think just cut it at if you ain't first
Speaker 10: your laugh and then like going to other stuff.
Speaker 1: It's funny.
Speaker 2: I never liked it a Phil off Man, thanks for
Speaker 2: playing the drop phil my pleasure tiebreaker. How big in
Speaker 2: inches is the current archery white tail buck record in Wisconsin?
Speaker 2: I don't know wiscon and I would like you to
Speaker 2: answer with a with a fraction to an eighth? How
Speaker 2: big in inches is the current archery white tail buck
Speaker 2: record in Wisconsin? This is.
Speaker 8: Uh this typical or non typical?
Speaker 2: It was supposed to say typical. Oh sorry, sorry, but
Speaker 2: did you want the visual the visual accompaniment?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, all right. Hmm.
Speaker 8: You know that guy been a hell of a buck
Speaker 8: next year, he's only four and a half.
Speaker 1: Mismatched camo.
Speaker 8: I like to see it, Oh, let's see I like
Speaker 8: it when they got that blonde forehead though, cool looking,
Speaker 8: when they look like mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: And the question is that guy have small hands or
Speaker 1: big hands?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Well there's a couple of deductions in there too.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 8: What's the what what do we gotta go to.
Speaker 2: To the and to an eighth?
Speaker 6: Mm hmmmm, got the main beams on that sucker.
Speaker 1: Crazy.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I start to think these giants, I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 2: it doesn't look that big. But then when I compare
Speaker 2: it all to the buck's ear, then all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: I go, oh, yeah, that's right. That ear is probably
Speaker 2: and some hints six inches long. And now all of
Speaker 2: a sudden everything you start to gain some context.
Speaker 5: You can see this buck on the YouTube channel that
Speaker 5: Yannie is having a score. M hm, what year was
Speaker 5: this killed?
Speaker 2: I was killed?
Speaker 5: That looks like that looks like a two thousand and
Speaker 5: one picture, fourteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: WHOA?
Speaker 5: I like this guy.
Speaker 2: Vintage. He was doing vintage before vintage was cool. All right,
Speaker 2: So the two that are uh actually playing here are
Speaker 2: Cal and Spencer. Correct, So hold on for always everyone.
Speaker 5: He'll add an extra hundred dollars to the donation.
Speaker 2: Okay, so everybody revealed besides Cal and h Spencer Roman
Speaker 2: going too oh eight and zero eights, Eric going two
Speaker 2: thirty three three eights, Randall to twenty eight four eights,
Speaker 2: Reva to ten zero eights, Brody two o seven and
Speaker 2: three eighths. Now between Cal and Spencer, Cal says to
Speaker 2: nineteen and an eighth Spencer one ninety three and an eighth.
Speaker 2: We have a winner, of course we would, but the
Speaker 2: winner is within two inches, oh my goodness. And the
Speaker 2: number is one ninety one six eights making Spencer today's winner,
Speaker 2: Spencer wils was up two hundred. He took this book.
Speaker 2: His name is Adam Huff h u p f. The
Speaker 2: other Huff is h u h u f F. Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know how to pronounce this guy's last name exactly.
Speaker 2: Do it again, h opf h u PF.
Speaker 6: I just assumed like everything had to be over two
Speaker 6: hundred inches. It doesn't look like a two hundred plus
Speaker 6: inch buck, but I'm like, it just has to be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well typical, hard to get there?
Speaker 6: Cool? Yeah, but what like Doug's big giant bucket at
Speaker 6: his place in Wisconsin?
Speaker 8: Is we just called that a fourteen with it?
Speaker 2: I think I want to say it's over two hundred inches?
Speaker 2: Isn't it the standard?
Speaker 1: That's what I thought, But.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's like it's for some reason it's
Speaker 2: not typical. Probably, Well, Spencer. As today's winter, you get
Speaker 2: to choose where the five hundred dollars donation will go.
Speaker 5: I'm going to donate to the North American Sturgeon and
Speaker 5: Paddlefish Society. It donated them the last few times. I
Speaker 5: really liked that organization that deserve more attention. Most people
Speaker 5: listening to this will probably never catch a sturgeon or
Speaker 5: a paddlefish, and that's okay. They're just an amazing fish.
Speaker 5: Hopefully like you, it just makes you happy knowing that
Speaker 5: they exist out there. And then we have some dinosaurs
Speaker 5: swimming around our rivers and this is the one conservation
Speaker 5: organization dedicated to them, My favorite animals in the world.
Speaker 5: Five hundred dollars going their way and they're right here
Speaker 5: in Bozeman spoon Bills.
Speaker 6: I'm really glad you could get this win.
Speaker 5: Spencer, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Spencer, well, thank you all for playing. Good
Speaker 2: job Spencer for winning, Phil thanks again for your great
Speaker 2: work as always. Thanks for everybody listening at home and
Speaker 2: watching at home also, and join us next week for
Speaker 2: more Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation
Speaker 2: always wins and Randall's hosting.
Speaker 1: Thanks Giannis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Spencer from South Dakota.
Speaker 1: He's the host, using those smooth, mellow tones. He lays
Speaker 1: them questions down. He likes taking those two and three
Speaker 1: year old bucks.
Speaker 6: It is an avid amateur
Speaker 1: Lockw