Speaker 1: Podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Arth, and
Speaker 2: today we're joined by Brody Henderson, Giannis Poutellis, Ryan Callahan,
Speaker 2: Randall Williams, Chester, Floyd Tressa Croker, and Riva Hanson. Riva,
Speaker 2: this is your first time on the show. Tell folks
Speaker 2: what you do here at Meat Eater.
Speaker 3: I edit some podcasts, which one Tree Life, Cutting the Distance,
Speaker 3: Wired to Hunt, Foundations, Bear Grease Render.
Speaker 2: How do you feel about your chances? How do you
Speaker 2: feel about your chances at Meat Eater Trivia?
Speaker 4: Not great?
Speaker 2: Okay? What do you know about this show? Anything?
Speaker 4: A little?
Speaker 1: Va?
Speaker 2: Your name came up a lot on the live tour
Speaker 2: when we were passing through Iowa. We were talking that
Speaker 2: you own a far arm there that may or may
Speaker 2: not have pheasants and deer.
Speaker 4: Yes I do personally.
Speaker 2: Yeah, look good for us. Because we were competing for
Speaker 2: who would get permission from Riva. I think I won,
Speaker 2: But now I just got to ask.
Speaker 1: You for no she she said, I could.
Speaker 5: Steve feels like you've got it all locked up, you know,
Speaker 5: I'm like, really you? That's after a guy like you
Speaker 5: need another hunting spot Riva.
Speaker 2: When Steve as you just tell him no, that's it.
Speaker 2: Tell him we actually don't let anybody hunt.
Speaker 3: I'll tell him.
Speaker 2: There you go. That's a good answer. Now, this is
Speaker 2: a ten round quizz show with questions from meat Eater's
Speaker 2: four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking, and
Speaker 2: there is a prize. Meat Eater will donate five hundred
Speaker 2: dollars to be conservation organization of the winners choosing for
Speaker 2: the start of the week. This week, we're updating our
Speaker 2: donation tracker. In the history of meat Eater Trivia, we've
Speaker 2: now donated over eighty thousand dollars to conservation organizations. That
Speaker 2: breaks down to as forty three thousand dollars from the podcast,
Speaker 2: twenty thousand dollars from board game sales, and twenty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars from the meat Eater Live Tour. As a reminder,
Speaker 2: we're donating one dollar per board game to conservation projects.
Speaker 2: And the board game is officially sold out. And that
Speaker 2: med Eater Live Tour number is so big because our
Speaker 2: friends at onex made a twenty five hundred dollars donation
Speaker 2: on behalf of the trivia winner at each stop. Who
Speaker 2: eighty thousand dollars?
Speaker 4: Well the trivia do.
Speaker 2: Here's our zero percenter question of the week, which came
Speaker 2: from the Meat Eater Live Tour. This question was from
Speaker 2: the Pittsburgh stop. The topic was hunting, and it was
Speaker 2: the only question on the entire live tour that nobody
Speaker 2: got right. Yanni and call you keep to yourselves. We'll
Speaker 2: see if our other players can get this right. Which
Speaker 2: of these birds do Pennsylvania hunters harvest the least of?
Speaker 2: Is it pheasants, turkeys, doves or Canada geese? Brody as
Speaker 2: our player in the room from Pennsylvania, tell me which
Speaker 2: of these birds do Pennsylvania again, which do they harvest
Speaker 2: the least of? Pheasants, turkeys, doves, Canada geese? This was
Speaker 2: the only question pheasants from all eight stops. That's incorrect. Yeeese,
Speaker 2: that's incorrect.
Speaker 6: Turkeys, doves, that's incorrect.
Speaker 4: Randall got it.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is turkeys. It's estimated that PA hunters
Speaker 2: kill about one hundred thousand geese, doves, and pheasants each
Speaker 2: year while only killing twenty eight thousand turkeys.
Speaker 6: You know there's a caveat to that.
Speaker 2: Okay, phillis in you don't.
Speaker 6: Killed in Pennsylvania are stocked.
Speaker 2: They're still killed by Pennsylvania hunters.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 6: They don't really count though.
Speaker 4: I don't think this counts at all because he says
Speaker 4: one hundred thousand, hundred thousand, hundred thousand.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm doing some editorializing there. The numbers were
Speaker 2: like one ten ninety seven thousand, one hundred seven thousand,
Speaker 2: just for cleanliness. Cal I made it one hundred thousand
Speaker 2: for each.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm not knocking Pennsylvania peasants.
Speaker 2: Oh, it sounds like it.
Speaker 1: That show though, that was a rough one for me?
Speaker 2: What was rough for you? Chester? My joke, Jester, try
Speaker 2: it out here? Tell folks what happened?
Speaker 1: Oh, well, I stowed up on stage to sing my
Speaker 1: song and I said, I walked out there and I said.
Speaker 2: Go before that, though, tell folks what happened backstage? How
Speaker 2: you got to that part?
Speaker 1: Well, I told the joke downstairs and everyone laughed, and
Speaker 1: I was like, wow, that's unusual for my.
Speaker 2: Jokes, a really hard belly laugh. It was one hundred
Speaker 2: percent approval rating.
Speaker 1: So I just like, I didn't say anything, but I
Speaker 1: was in back of my mind. I was like, I'm
Speaker 1: going to say this while I walk out on stage,
Speaker 1: walk out there all proud of my joke, and I
Speaker 1: go so I heard there were a bunch of steelers
Speaker 1: around here when I got off the bus, so I
Speaker 1: ran back and locked the door, and.
Speaker 2: Crickets, crickets.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it was because of the timing. When he
Speaker 5: said the punchline, the crowd was still reacting what.
Speaker 2: You had first.
Speaker 4: I don't know. That's funny.
Speaker 2: Chester took another stab at it later in the show
Speaker 2: when he came out to give a scoreboard update for Trivia,
Speaker 2: and it crushed. Yeah, the biggest laugh we got all night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, made fun of myself a little bit.
Speaker 7: That's fantastic.
Speaker 2: It worked. We have some housekeeping to get to you.
Speaker 2: In a previous episode of Trivia, we had a question
Speaker 2: about the only cavity nesting duck that lays two broods
Speaker 2: per year in North America. The correct answer was wood duck,
Speaker 2: which is a fact that was stated by the Cornell
Speaker 2: Lab of Ornithology, but a few listeners wrote in saying
Speaker 2: that black bellied whistling ducks will also produce two broods
Speaker 2: per year, and our cavity nesters. This was verified by
Speaker 2: a twenty twelve paper in the Wilson Journal of Ornithology,
Speaker 2: which observed double broods in Texas. So if you said
Speaker 2: black bellied whistling duck for that answer, you'd also be correct.
Speaker 2: Nobody on our show did, though, so it doesn't change
Speaker 2: the outcome of the game. It's a duck. I never
Speaker 2: even heard of cal. Are you familiar with the black
Speaker 2: bellied whistling.
Speaker 4: I thought that's invasive species.
Speaker 2: I don't know about that. I feel like they're uh,
Speaker 2: they're more common in like Central America, but they do
Speaker 2: come up into Louisiana and Texas.
Speaker 1: Are there any they're expanding their range, different names for them,
Speaker 1: like you know in certain regions though.
Speaker 4: Being around people who hunt ducks in Louisiana, they'd call
Speaker 4: them a black duck mmm, because that's what they call
Speaker 4: all ducks.
Speaker 2: Also, also in a previous game of trivia, we had
Speaker 2: a question about the national park that's home to El Capitan.
Speaker 2: The correct answer was Yosemite, but about a dozen listeners
Speaker 2: wrote in saying that Guadaloupe Mountains National Park in Texas
Speaker 2: also has a mountain named El Capitan. So if you
Speaker 2: said that is your answer, it would also be correct. Again,
Speaker 2: no one on our show did so it wouldn't change
Speaker 2: the outcome of the game. Now, the Shelby indecks for
Speaker 2: this episode is a three, so our winner should get
Speaker 2: six correct answers. And with that we're onto the game
Speaker 2: of trivia. Play the drop, Phil, Look, I need to
Speaker 2: know what I stand to win everything?
Speaker 4: Just that, just tend to win everything. Give us on.
Speaker 2: Game on sus Phil. I'll tell you that our intro
Speaker 2: has never sounded better than being played in a theater
Speaker 2: that who wants to.
Speaker 4: That up is?
Speaker 8: I thought the same thing too first time I heard it,
Speaker 8: echoing really hit it's cool at fun.
Speaker 2: Question one, the topic is ecology. In this is multiple choice.
Speaker 2: Which of these states is not part of the Mississippi
Speaker 2: River Watershed? Is it Texas, Utah, Wisconsin, or West Virginia.
Speaker 2: Which of these states is not part of the Mississippi
Speaker 2: River Watershed Texas, Utah, Wisconsin or West Virginia. Randall wrote
Speaker 2: down an answer before Cal even picked up his board. Randall,
Speaker 2: do you know this one?
Speaker 7: I feel pretty confident about this one, Spencer.
Speaker 2: Yanni, how about you?
Speaker 5: I feel confident as well?
Speaker 2: Which of these states is not part of the Mississippi
Speaker 2: River Watershed? Texas, Utah, Wisconsin or West Virginia. It's everybody ready.
Speaker 5: Riva, how's your geography?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: We're about to find out it is.
Speaker 2: Everybody ready. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
Speaker 2: Randall saying Utah, cal saying Utah, Chester saying Texas, Brody
Speaker 2: saying Utah, Reva saying Utah, Treesa saying West Virginia. Yanni
Speaker 2: is saying Utah. The correct answer is Utah. The room
Speaker 2: did very well, Wisconsins. The Mississippi River, Texas is connected
Speaker 2: to it via the Red River, and West Virginia is
Speaker 2: connected to it via the Ohio River. The closest the
Speaker 2: mississ Hippy River watershed comes to Utah is about one
Speaker 2: hundred miles to the northeast in Wyoming.
Speaker 8: Really quick, my marker wasn't working. Tresa and Giannis. Did
Speaker 8: you get that right?
Speaker 1: Round?
Speaker 8: No? No, yes, thank you, I got it.
Speaker 4: I got it right, got that Randall, Thanks Bud, appreciate it.
Speaker 2: If you look at a map of the Mississippi River watershed,
Speaker 2: it is powerful. Damn near the whole continent just drains
Speaker 2: out down there in some way or another. Question two,
Speaker 2: the topic is cooking. This next great question comes to
Speaker 2: us via Tyler McFarland. Elvers, which sometimes costs more than
Speaker 2: two thousand dollars per pound, are the juvenile form of
Speaker 2: this animal. Again, the topic is cooking. Elvers that spelled
Speaker 2: e l v e rs, which sometimes costs more than
Speaker 2: two thousand dollars per pound, are the juvenile form of
Speaker 2: this animal.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on with me, Spencer Trevia.
Speaker 1: I feel like I used to do a Okay, now
Speaker 1: I just.
Speaker 4: You just got utah? Oh yeah, tex No, I never mind.
Speaker 7: Never mind, just just question too.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 4: You can feel good about being right about being bad. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you're right about something.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Elvers, which sometimes costs more than two thousand dollars per pound,
Speaker 2: are the juvenile form of this animal. The room looks stumped.
Speaker 4: Major black market trade.
Speaker 2: Brody knows it. Cal appears to know it. Triesa do
Speaker 2: you have an answer?
Speaker 4: Black?
Speaker 2: I think they might.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm not gonna.
Speaker 2: I think there's a reason why they might be stumped.
Speaker 2: It's enough of a hint from Cal is another hint
Speaker 2: from Elvers, which sometimes costs more than two thousand dollars
Speaker 2: per pound, are the juvenile form of this animal. Cal,
Speaker 2: you don't have to answer this because it'd be giving
Speaker 2: a hint to them. But have you eaten these before?
Speaker 4: No? No?
Speaker 1: Mm?
Speaker 2: Would you like to? Oh, Brodie White, what's your problem
Speaker 2: with his answer? I'll answer that, okay, you would prefer
Speaker 2: to not help out the room? A lot of hints
Speaker 2: here being for hints, right, Brody and Randall are still
Speaker 2: the only ones who are confident.
Speaker 4: All right, let's wrap her up.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Cal and Brody are the only confident ones. Yanni
Speaker 2: coming up with an answer?
Speaker 4: Is this you honest?
Speaker 6: Is one thing where he gets to drag the answer
Speaker 6: out for a few hours.
Speaker 2: If I see his marker on the board, we'll let
Speaker 2: him finish writing. Johanny, I'm trying.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to run out of time with just something and.
Speaker 7: It's an animal. Being very precise.
Speaker 2: Here, are not juvenile for this animal? Brody does not
Speaker 2: approve of Reva's answer. Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: Randall saying eels, Col saying eels, Chester saying whales, Brody
Speaker 2: saying eels, Riva saying reindeer, lobster, Giannis saying sturgeon. The
Speaker 2: correct answer is eels. Brody, Randall and Col got it.
Speaker 6: Right, So he's kind of eating them.
Speaker 4: Oh, explain, well, I've eaten the adults. Oh sure, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: But they'd be like asking someone know if they've had caviar,
Speaker 2: I think, and they'd be like no, and you'd be like, yeah,
Speaker 2: but you've eaten adult salmon. No, no, not the same thing.
Speaker 6: It'd be like eating a small perch or a big perch.
Speaker 2: Elvers are also referred to as glass eels because of
Speaker 2: how transparent they are as juveniles. Elvers are typically collected
Speaker 2: with dip nets or baited traps and are usually fried
Speaker 2: in all oil. Anglers in Maine harvested about nine thousand
Speaker 2: pounds of elvers in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 6: They export a lot of those things due to Japan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think they go on audiocean.
Speaker 6: There's there's last few years, there's been some black market
Speaker 6: busts for those, haven't there.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Tons, And there's actually a lawsuit going on right
Speaker 4: now against the Nova Scotia Province of Nova Scotia for
Speaker 4: not enforcing enough because I think there's some indigenous groups
Speaker 4: too that have like harvest rights and stuff like that
Speaker 4: that are getting impacted. But like all sorts of nasty
Speaker 4: stuff like shootings and.
Speaker 1: Where do you guys get your information from the news. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, it's also like American eels are like doing very
Speaker 6: well in some spots and then they're like endangered a
Speaker 6: few hundred miles away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, two thousand dollars a pound is going to create
Speaker 2: a black market. Question three, the topic is hunt. How
Speaker 2: many mass measurements are taken when scoring a white tail
Speaker 2: buck antler? How many mass measurements are taken when scoring
Speaker 2: a white tail buck antler? This is question three. The
Speaker 2: topic is hunting Chester. Have you ever scored a white
Speaker 2: tail buck?
Speaker 1: Just did the other day.
Speaker 2: Okay, you should be that on advantage here.
Speaker 1: I did it with a buddy, so I.
Speaker 2: Technically okay, you were a witnessed.
Speaker 1: I have been there. But I I'm if somebody were
Speaker 1: asked me to score a white tail by myself right
Speaker 1: now without looking it up, it would be probably incorrect.
Speaker 6: That's how all measurements are.
Speaker 1: However, I will add this. They asked me what the
Speaker 1: score of the buck was, and I said it and
Speaker 1: it was dead nuts.
Speaker 2: Really, yep, it's great.
Speaker 1: Chester's one hundred and thirty two inches and how many eighths?
Speaker 1: I mean probably close heard a one hundred and thirty three.
Speaker 2: Inch Chester coming up with an answer.
Speaker 4: Here MEAs spreads himself on field field, guess him.
Speaker 2: M hmm, showed me, showed me a picture of an
Speaker 2: enormous white tail that he killed. I guess you're right
Speaker 2: on the nose. Janni. When's the last time you scored
Speaker 2: a white tail buck?
Speaker 4: I don't know, year two? Maybe?
Speaker 2: How many mass measurements are taken when scoring a white
Speaker 2: tail buck antler? Does everybody have an answer? Chester? Go
Speaker 2: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Randall saying eight,
Speaker 2: Cal saying four, Chester saying four, Brodie saying four, Riva
Speaker 2: saying three, saying three, Yannis saying four. The correct answer
Speaker 2: is four. No, I should get it, Randall, Well, I
Speaker 2: said a white tail buck antler, one of them. It
Speaker 2: was very specific, a white tail buck.
Speaker 6: I thought we were all going to get it wrong,
Speaker 6: and he was going to get it right.
Speaker 2: You doubled the measurements.
Speaker 1: I would say, did you? Did you?
Speaker 4: But then it's divided by two?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 1: Were you thinking? That's what?
Speaker 7: I was? Sorry, rand thing about scoring a white tail.
Speaker 2: A white tail buck antler, and I'm phrased that way, Spencer, Spencer,
Speaker 2: rand I'll tell you this random when I wrote the question, I.
Speaker 9: Mean, how how on earth would I possibly think that
Speaker 9: you'd measure one antler, you could score shed, you'd take
Speaker 9: no but taking eight measurements on one antler.
Speaker 4: Doctor Randall Williams Brand moves so fast, Spencer, I think
Speaker 4: you should have worded it.
Speaker 6: How what is the maximum number of mass measurements you could?
Speaker 6: I almost worder because what if you shoot a little baker?
Speaker 2: Well, I'll explain it to you, Brody. Regardless of how
Speaker 2: many points a deer has, whether it's a spike or
Speaker 2: a six by six, you take four mass measureasurement. This
Speaker 2: can get confusing. This can get confusing on eight pointers.
Speaker 2: After the third mass measurement is taken. The rule for
Speaker 2: getting the final measurement on an eight pointer is you
Speaker 2: measure the antler's circumference at the spots that is exactly
Speaker 2: halfway between the G three and the end of the
Speaker 2: main beam. So, regardless of if it's the dustin huffbuck
Speaker 2: or a little tiny spike, you take four mass.
Speaker 6: I remember that next spike, I should.
Speaker 2: Randall, I don't think we're gonna give it to you.
Speaker 7: I mean, I feel like of all the exceptions that
Speaker 7: we've made over the years.
Speaker 2: Yanni, who got to get right?
Speaker 4: Yanni?
Speaker 2: Brody, Chester and Cal. What do you guys think there's
Speaker 2: four review?
Speaker 6: What do you think considering Randall's you know competitive?
Speaker 4: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: I would give it to him.
Speaker 2: Chester says, give it to him.
Speaker 4: Cal, it's the only game where conservation always wins. Give
Speaker 4: it to him.
Speaker 2: That's okay.
Speaker 6: I think he knew what he was doing.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're gonna give it to him. Get it right?
Speaker 5: I mean the question was stated particularly.
Speaker 7: I was, but I was like a beautiful mind math.
Speaker 7: I was watching the tape right.
Speaker 5: Well, let's bring it in focus for the next question.
Speaker 7: Question, So happy right now?
Speaker 4: Question for Christmas come early question.
Speaker 2: The topic is conservation. This is our listener question of
Speaker 2: the week, which was won by James Arnold for sending
Speaker 2: this great question. James is going to get a board
Speaker 2: game signed by the crew. If you want a chance
Speaker 2: to win our listener question of the Week, then send
Speaker 2: your question to Trivia at the meadeater dot com. Site's
Speaker 2: stands for quote the Convention on International blank in Endangered
Speaker 2: Species of Wild Fauna and Flora Sitis that's c I
Speaker 2: T E. S. Site's stands for quote the Convention on
Speaker 2: International blank in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.
Speaker 4: I was driving back from guiding up in BC and
Speaker 4: I was able to take a bunch of unwanted moose
Speaker 4: meat home, which meant a great deal to me.
Speaker 2: Are you going to give away the answer here with
Speaker 2: what you're the rest of your banter?
Speaker 4: I don't think you'll have to tell me.
Speaker 7: There's a lot of borderline banter today.
Speaker 4: And I got stopped on the border just hours from
Speaker 4: home and by Canadians. Yes, told told the turnaround that's
Speaker 4: because I didn't have my sight e's paperwork, and I
Speaker 4: uh was out of gas because you know, fuel in
Speaker 4: Canada is real expensive. I was like, well, I was
Speaker 4: planning on fueling up over here, and the only gas
Speaker 4: station on the Canadian side is closed right now. And
Speaker 4: you guys like, oh yeah, they'll open at like ten
Speaker 4: am or whatever.
Speaker 2: This sounds like the start of a movie.
Speaker 4: So I turned around, sat in that parking lot, fueled up,
Speaker 4: and uh eventually just came came to the conclusion that
Speaker 4: when they asked me if I have anything that I'm
Speaker 4: taking back to the States, I'm gonna say no. And
Speaker 4: that's what I did. And I got to eat moose meat.
Speaker 2: And now you now you host a conservation podcast.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's the that's the correct Well, there's there's folks
Speaker 4: who want to do harm out there, and I wasn't
Speaker 4: one of them.
Speaker 2: Is the question one more time? Sighte's stands for quote
Speaker 2: the Convention on International blink an endangered species of wild
Speaker 2: fauna and flora. Does everybody have an answer? Tresa give up?
Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Randall saying trade,
Speaker 2: cal saying trade, trade, Brody's saying trafficking, Reva saying trade,
Speaker 2: Tresa without an answer, Yannis saying trade. The correct answer
Speaker 2: is trade. Brody and Tresa got it wrong. Sighty's is
Speaker 2: an international agreement between eighty countries. It was formed in Washington,
Speaker 2: D C. In nineteen seventy three. It was created to
Speaker 2: ensure that international trade of plants and animals wouldn't threaten
Speaker 2: the survival of vulnerable species.
Speaker 4: I'm watching beautiful mind over here, Mark Uther's board.
Speaker 2: Are you keeping score now?
Speaker 4: For no?
Speaker 9: No, I'm losing my I'm losing my juice. Okay, I
Speaker 9: want to make sure my answers are legible.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: Question five the topic is public lands. What state is
Speaker 2: home to the Poconos Mountains? This is question five. We
Speaker 2: will get a scoreboard update from Fill the engineer after this.
Speaker 2: What state is home to the Poconose Mountains? Brody confident,
Speaker 2: Randall is confident. Chester and col thinking hard. Got Yanni
Speaker 2: writing down an answer. Yanni, how do you feel about
Speaker 2: your answer?
Speaker 5: You know, it's just it's I think there's a hole
Speaker 5: monculous answer just popped in there.
Speaker 2: And you don't think you've been to this place?
Speaker 5: I definitely have not.
Speaker 2: Okay, there's a hint. What state is home to the
Speaker 2: Poconos Mountains?
Speaker 9: If I could listen to all the places that Yanni's
Speaker 9: been that you're on.
Speaker 5: The tour of us last week, at about two o'clock
Speaker 5: one morning, we had the map on and the screw
Speaker 5: of the TV and we went through and marked every
Speaker 5: single state everybody has been to.
Speaker 2: So Yanni's been to what like forty of them?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Doing well.
Speaker 5: I'm either missing I forget if it was ten or twelve.
Speaker 4: I was missing.
Speaker 2: Honestly, I had higher expectations for you, Yannie. I thought
Speaker 2: your number would be upper forties.
Speaker 7: Are you counting layovers or no?
Speaker 9: No, no, no, no, just having in the state, spent spending
Speaker 9: the night there, like driving through it.
Speaker 2: That'd be good enough. Does everybody have an answer? What
Speaker 2: state is home to the Poconos Mountains.
Speaker 4: It's such a you know, all those states they just
Speaker 4: get together in touch over there, overwhere that part of
Speaker 4: the world.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's everybody ready, Riva, Tressa, go ahead and reveal
Speaker 2: your answers. We have Randalls saying Pennsylvania, cal saying New Jersey,
Speaker 2: Chester saying Pennsylvania, Brody saying Pennsylvania, Reva saying Wyoming, Tressa
Speaker 2: saying Tennessee, Yannis saying Maine. The correct answer is Pennsylvania.
Speaker 6: They don't squirt up into New York a little bit.
Speaker 10: Not.
Speaker 2: According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, it is a hard line
Speaker 2: that ends at the border. The Poconos are in northeast Pennsylvania,
Speaker 2: on the border of New York and New Jersey. The
Speaker 2: area is known for its flat topped mountains that max
Speaker 2: out at about two thousand, six hundred feet above sea level.
Speaker 2: The Poconos have a rich history of skiing, hunting, and fishing.
Speaker 2: Phil we are halfway through the game of trivia. Give
Speaker 2: us a score board. Update.
Speaker 8: Yes we have Tresa holding up the end of the
Speaker 8: carts there with zero points. Reva has two, Jannis and
Speaker 8: Chester have three points. Apiece, Calm Brody have four? I
Speaker 8: have that, right I do? And then in first place
Speaker 8: you gave him the point and now he's got a
Speaker 8: perfect game.
Speaker 4: It's Randa Williams. How would you feel about you missed earlier?
Speaker 7: No? No, remember I had to eight and that was correct.
Speaker 7: We determined that collect How.
Speaker 2: Would you feel about getting a perfect game if it
Speaker 2: comes with perfect answers?
Speaker 7: What am I gonna do?
Speaker 4: You know? Walk away? I don't.
Speaker 7: Gift horse in the mouth. Whatever the saying is.
Speaker 2: Question six. The topic is fishing. This is a visual question.
Speaker 2: If you want to see what the room is seeing,
Speaker 2: then go watch this episode on meat Eater's YouTube channel.
Speaker 1: That eight's gonna come back and bite, bite him.
Speaker 2: Phil is going to play you a one minute clip
Speaker 2: of a fishing scene from a nineteen ninety three movie
Speaker 2: starring Paulie Shore. You need to tell me what movie
Speaker 2: that's from. Take it away. Phil cal likes what he sees.
Speaker 1: It is no, no, no man, it's all in the wrists.
Speaker 4: A couple of folks of Chester helped pop it out
Speaker 4: there flickered. No, no, no, no, no, you got your
Speaker 4: you got your rod upside down?
Speaker 2: Turn it over, turn your rock.
Speaker 4: That's right, all right, go ahead and pop it out. No,
Speaker 4: just one hand, Just do it with one hand. That's right.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, that's happened.
Speaker 2: Sh Look what.
Speaker 4: I love. Just like the mix of fishing tackle.
Speaker 9: That hat must be incredibly heavy.
Speaker 4: Describe what you're seeing their cal Oh, it's just some
Speaker 4: you know, greatly removed from the out of doors. Producer
Speaker 4: type was like, yeah, fishing, totally got it. And so
Speaker 4: they're using fly rods, but they're.
Speaker 2: The wrist poly Sure, it's.
Speaker 4: Like a bunch of soft plastic baits spbs on his
Speaker 4: bucket hat, which would be very hip. Right now, those
Speaker 4: two things don't go.
Speaker 9: They landed the fish in a tin pail, which goes
Speaker 9: hand and conventional.
Speaker 2: To get this question right, you need to tell me
Speaker 2: what movie that's from. And if you want to see
Speaker 2: that one minute clip, you can check this out on
Speaker 2: meat Eater's YouTube channel. Brody, you were groaning at the
Speaker 2: start of this question, but you were the first one
Speaker 2: answer it. Do you have this?
Speaker 6: Only know one movie that I have?
Speaker 2: One movie?
Speaker 7: He was in okay in the army now.
Speaker 2: Only again. Here you guys are helping out by, you know,
Speaker 2: getting rid of movies from the nineties.
Speaker 9: I don't think anybody as as an exhaustive list of
Speaker 9: Pouli Shore.
Speaker 4: You act like you've been in the Juice. It's not
Speaker 4: a goofy movie. Leaning Tower.
Speaker 2: A goofy movie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he plays like the stoner friend or whatever.
Speaker 7: I didn't know that same there's a goofy movie.
Speaker 4: Oh, and there's an extremely goofy movie right now.
Speaker 2: You feel like prime age to know the goofy movie. Randall.
Speaker 9: No, no, my My earliest you know memory of cinema
Speaker 9: is just going to see Jurassic Park in the theaters
Speaker 9: ten times.
Speaker 2: Does everybody have an answer?
Speaker 3: No, I'm not going to Okay.
Speaker 2: This seems to have a gender dividing line growing up
Speaker 2: on the farm.
Speaker 4: It would help you with all sorts of efficiencies.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Randalls saying
Speaker 2: what's that say?
Speaker 11: And Sino man cal saying son in law chess, you're
Speaker 11: saying Caddy shack, Brody's saying in Sino man Reva, and
Speaker 11: Tressa without an answer.
Speaker 4: Has a six on her board.
Speaker 2: Yanni's saying no idea, cal got it. The correct answer
Speaker 2: is son in Law, despite the green grass and foliage
Speaker 2: in that scene. The movie was supposed to take place
Speaker 2: in South Dakota during the week of Thanksgiving. The comedy
Speaker 2: received a twenty one percent from critics. According to Rotten Tomatoes.
Speaker 4: A lot of people didn't think it'd take home the
Speaker 4: oscar that year.
Speaker 2: But question seven, the topic is cooking, Phil do you
Speaker 2: like Son in Law? It seems like a movie.
Speaker 4: No, are you kidding me? Wonderful?
Speaker 2: Question wonderfully, the topic is cooking. Place these in order
Speaker 2: of most widely produced to least widely produced in America.
Speaker 2: White onions, yellow onions, red onions. Place these in order
Speaker 2: of most widely produced to least widely produced in America.
Speaker 6: That's two in a row that have nothing to do
Speaker 6: with the four verticals.
Speaker 2: White onions, yellow onions, red onions.
Speaker 7: I assure you.
Speaker 4: I love onions. I use a lot of onions.
Speaker 7: This is the ill say exact.
Speaker 4: The order in which I use these, and how how frequently.
Speaker 2: White onions, yellow onions, red onions place them from most
Speaker 2: widely produced to least widely produced.
Speaker 4: Tacos brought worst pizza a lot of ways you can
Speaker 4: come about this.
Speaker 2: I think if you're a strong at home chef Brody,
Speaker 2: this is a question that you would know well. I
Speaker 2: feel like this fits firmly in our cooking.
Speaker 9: Is the relative quantity of each in your average grocery
Speaker 9: store produce section uh representative of.
Speaker 2: Not going to help you out there? Right there?
Speaker 8: Answer?
Speaker 2: This is question? Does everybody have an answer? Does anybody
Speaker 2: feel good about their answer?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I got just stab stab in the dark.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Randall saying
Speaker 2: yellow white, red, Cal saying white yellow, red, Gesture saying
Speaker 2: yellow white red, Brodie saying yellow onion red. That's white,
Speaker 2: trus yellow.
Speaker 7: You're making a claim that yellow onions were actual.
Speaker 10: Onions, saying yellow white red, Tresa saying yellow white red,
Speaker 10: Yanni saying yellow red white.
Speaker 4: Only one right answer in the room sun of a gun.
Speaker 2: The correct answer. The correct answer was given by Yanni.
Speaker 2: It's yellow, red, white, no shit. According to the National
Speaker 2: Onion Association, eighty seven percent of the US onion crop
Speaker 2: is yellow, eight percent is red, and five percent is white.
Speaker 2: They say white onions are best for Mexican food. Red
Speaker 2: onions are best for sandwiches and salads, and yellow onions
Speaker 2: are what you can use for everything else. What's your favorite?
Speaker 2: Spencer favorite? Probably the red onion. There's that pretty purple
Speaker 2: yellow color. That's why they like them for sandwiches and
Speaker 2: salads because you really get the aesthetic.
Speaker 1: Throw vinegar.
Speaker 2: National onion. So maybe maybe we'll donate to them.
Speaker 7: That's the other. The other Noah.
Speaker 2: Big onion are Question eight. The topic is Gear. This brand,
Speaker 2: which is known for their hand in toe warmers that
Speaker 2: come in orange and yellow packaging, was founded in nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty nine.
Speaker 4: Oh God, I hate these things.
Speaker 1: This one.
Speaker 2: The topic is Gear.
Speaker 4: Why because it's just trash. It's like, hey, here's trash.
Speaker 6: You don't have kids.
Speaker 4: It's wrapped in trash, and you buy it and it's
Speaker 4: instantly trash.
Speaker 2: This brand, which is known for their hand and toe
Speaker 2: warmers that come in orange and yellow packaging, was founded
Speaker 2: in nineteen eighty nine. Randall knows this one, Brody, Brodie,
Speaker 2: you know this one? I think, So, when's the last
Speaker 2: time you bought these things?
Speaker 6: I bought a megapack at Costco a couple of years ago,
Speaker 6: still got a bunch left.
Speaker 1: I should know this, but I don't.
Speaker 2: Being from Wisconsin, I think you should should know this.
Speaker 6: I mean to use them when skiing.
Speaker 1: I've bought a million packs of them.
Speaker 4: I put these right up there with balloons.
Speaker 2: This brand, which is known for their hand in tow
Speaker 2: warmers that come in orange and yellow packaging, was founded
Speaker 2: in nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 5: I feel like there's a real white space for someone
Speaker 5: to improve upon the product and make it environmentally friendly.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it should be something that you could just leave
Speaker 5: in the woods and it would just, you know, dissipate.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't.
Speaker 7: Leave these in the woods.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bandall just learned he can't live balloons out there either. No,
Speaker 2: you are from Ohio, and Ohio had the Cleveland Balloon Fest,
Speaker 2: a southern Ohio though checks out a mistake by the lake.
Speaker 4: Is what we like to call Cleveland.
Speaker 5: Yeah, last minute addition, I see to your.
Speaker 2: Answers, what do you think he did there? Jhanni, I
Speaker 2: don't know antic he.
Speaker 6: Had an exclamation point to trash.
Speaker 2: Does everybody have any balloons? Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: We have Randall saying hot hands, Cal saying eight, Chester
Speaker 2: saying hot hands, Brodie saying hot hands, Reva saying hot hands.
Speaker 2: Tressa is saying myers, Giannis is saying hot hands. They
Speaker 2: got it the correct answer. The answer hot hands. That's
Speaker 2: a good one. Randall cut Hot Hands was created in
Speaker 2: Georgia and is still made in America today. They claim
Speaker 2: to be the top seller of air activated heat packs
Speaker 2: in the country. Some of their products can reach up
Speaker 2: to one hundred and eighty degrees fahrenheit.
Speaker 4: They're just right behind. Get off your ass and walk
Speaker 4: around a little bit for effectiveness.
Speaker 2: Well, we have two questions left. Give us a leader
Speaker 2: board update.
Speaker 4: Organizing by highest to lowis score. Here we are.
Speaker 8: Let's see Chester, Reva and Tresa you have been ohn. Nope, sorry, Chester,
Speaker 8: you're still in the game. Reva and Tressa, you've been eliminated.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Chester.
Speaker 8: You have four points. Col and Brody have five, and
Speaker 8: Randall is in the first place still with six points.
Speaker 4: Damn Still a tight game.
Speaker 2: Two engines to go.
Speaker 5: I used to have a reusable version of this. It
Speaker 5: was no, it was uh. It looked like a glasses case,
Speaker 5: like a hard case, and it had like a forget
Speaker 5: what the it must have been a fire retardant material
Speaker 5: on the inside. But you would light this little stick.
Speaker 5: You would light it and then put it in there
Speaker 5: that some bitch would burn you. That's why they're not around.
Speaker 6: There is one that used like fuel though a metal case.
Speaker 2: You dump it looks like a flask.
Speaker 1: With those little you can some have coal.
Speaker 2: You can put hot coal in them, and everyone's got
Speaker 2: hot coaling around there.
Speaker 1: There's a tip up a lot of you do you
Speaker 1: can use those to keep your tip ups from freezing over.
Speaker 2: The worst quite the topic is public lands. This next
Speaker 2: great question comes to us via Jared gets. Name two
Speaker 2: of the three that are part of the Cumberland Gap
Speaker 2: National Historical Park. Name two of the three states that
Speaker 2: are part of the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park.
Speaker 4: It's no steelers breaking into the back of a theater, but.
Speaker 2: It's Brody and Randall are confident chesters joining them. Brody,
Speaker 2: you know this one. Could you name all three states? Randall?
Speaker 2: Could you name all three states?
Speaker 7: I think so.
Speaker 2: Name two of the three states that are part of
Speaker 2: the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. Reva, you grew up
Speaker 2: in Hot Hands Country in Iowa. Is that something that
Speaker 2: you would get for Christmas?
Speaker 4: Yet?
Speaker 2: Every year? Oh yeah, you would. What would you do
Speaker 2: with them? What were we wearing the hot hands to do?
Speaker 3: Just be outside? I mean we had animals, so we
Speaker 3: had to do chores. But yeah, we played outside all
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 2: Plenty of hot hands. Brody, are you giving some hot
Speaker 2: hands for Christmas this year? To Cal?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: So can we write three down?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Just write down to Chester. You will get it wrong
Speaker 2: if you write down three. You know what?
Speaker 4: We got a lot? Hey, why are your hands in
Speaker 4: your pockets? Maybe you should work harder? There we go, Yeah,
Speaker 4: we put them in our gloves. We used to get that.
Speaker 5: It was only it'd be like the boy scout masters
Speaker 5: used to always say, if your hands are cold, put
Speaker 5: them in your pockets, but otherwise out. You know, we
Speaker 5: used to hate seeing us standing around.
Speaker 4: That's right, little Yannie over there ripping heaters on the side.
Speaker 2: You're right about that with his left hand. Is everybody ready?
Speaker 4: Chest?
Speaker 2: Are you ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 2: have Randall saying Kentucky, Tennessee, Cal saying Tennessee, Arkansas, Chester
Speaker 2: saying Kentucky, Mississippi, Brody saying Tennessee, Virginia, Reva saying Kentucky, Tennessee,
Speaker 2: Tresa saying Kansas, Yannis saying Kentucky, Tennessee. The three states
Speaker 2: are Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia. Wow, yeah, Reva, Yeah, room,
Speaker 2: got that right.
Speaker 3: I have long Hunters to thank for that one.
Speaker 2: Oh that came up in there. Huh yeah, a lot
Speaker 2: of Daniel talk. I suppose ye the.
Speaker 3: Wilderness Road audio original to find out.
Speaker 2: Why that's a good tease, Reva. The Cumberland Gap National
Speaker 2: Historical Park straddles the border of the of these three states.
Speaker 2: The point at which they meet is the Tri State
Speaker 2: Peak Trail, which is accessible via a one point twenty
Speaker 2: five mile hike. At twenty four thousand acres, this is
Speaker 2: one of the largest national historical parks in the nation.
Speaker 2: Phil we have one question left. Who is left in
Speaker 2: the game.
Speaker 8: It's down to Randall, Brody and Jannis. Brody and Yannis
Speaker 8: have six points and Randall has seven.
Speaker 9: Question ten, Yeah, you did have the same answer as
Speaker 9: you you did?
Speaker 2: Yes, Yeah, I guess he's so skeptically. Question ten, the
Speaker 2: topic is conservation. What is the name of the Rocky
Speaker 2: Mountain Elk Foundation magazine? Randall is going to his whiteboard
Speaker 2: with rand was going to win.
Speaker 5: Just finish it off with a freebi It depends on
Speaker 5: how up to date he is.
Speaker 4: They just changed it.
Speaker 2: What is the name of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Magazine?
Speaker 2: I like that move.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 2: That's good. Okay, topic was conservation. What's the name of
Speaker 2: the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation magazine? Looks like Randy Randall,
Speaker 2: col Bro and Yanni will get this right.
Speaker 6: You need to anticipate close games at the end of
Speaker 6: the game.
Speaker 2: I feel like this, this was a question I thought most.
Speaker 9: Of the time when this happens, just a just a
Speaker 9: week's a week fastball right.
Speaker 2: Down the middle, because you have to be a member
Speaker 2: to get this magazine, which I feel like implies, Ah,
Speaker 2: it really cuts out some more.
Speaker 7: You have to go with the dentist in the Rocky Mountain.
Speaker 4: West exactly somebody's bathroom.
Speaker 2: Does everybody have an answer? Chester?
Speaker 4: Actually, I don't see that around very much anymore. He
Speaker 4: used to be like a stack of magazines on everybody's toilet.
Speaker 2: We got phones. Now it's everybody ready.
Speaker 1: Chester, I'm trying to figure out how to spell the
Speaker 1: name thing.
Speaker 2: I don't think you have it right. Go ahead and
Speaker 2: reveal your answers. We have Randall saying bugle cal saying
Speaker 2: bugle Chester, but he got Chester nothing. Brody's saying Bugle,
Speaker 2: Reba saying jrm EF Weekly, Tresa saying Mountain magazine, Yanni
Speaker 2: saying Bugle. The correct answer is Bugle. Bugle has been
Speaker 2: around since nineteen eighty four. It publishes six times a
Speaker 2: year for rme EF's members. The magazine covers el cohunning stories, tips,
Speaker 2: gear and conservation. They encourage their members to send them
Speaker 2: elk hunting stories for publication at RMEF dot org.
Speaker 6: That's where Jannis's favorite gun writer.
Speaker 2: Right, Really, who's that.
Speaker 4: Wayne vans Bowl?
Speaker 6: You've never heard Steve call Jannis Yanni van zwol Oh.
Speaker 2: My dad, I didn't understand the reference. I guess Randall
Speaker 2: is our winner with eight correct answers.
Speaker 7: Lucky number eight today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if only they didn't give you that point, Randall.
Speaker 2: That was quite generous.
Speaker 4: It might be going to a tiebreaker.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well they can take it back.
Speaker 7: Could we play a tiebreaker just to see if I'd win?
Speaker 7: I'm only joking, let's just.
Speaker 4: Randa.
Speaker 2: What happens next is you get to choose where a
Speaker 2: five hundred dollars donation from meat eater goes.
Speaker 9: What's it going to be you know, I'd like my
Speaker 9: donation to go to the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership.
Speaker 2: A common staple for Randall. What do you like about them?
Speaker 7: They just do great work.
Speaker 9: I've been doing a lot of advocacy around the Ambler
Speaker 9: Road controversy and comment period, which is ongoing, and you know,
Speaker 9: it's been a while since one and I just got
Speaker 9: to get back to the basics. So trying to, you know,
Speaker 9: re center myself what seems to be a winning formula
Speaker 9: at one point in time.
Speaker 4: So it's more about you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, I am, I'm the main character.
Speaker 2: Well done, rand Only a little controversy in this victory.
Speaker 2: Join us next week for more Meat Eater Trivia, the
Speaker 2: only game show where conservation always wins.
Speaker 1: We should play that the Cumberland Gap. It's the devil
Speaker 1: of a gap. That's what the scouts all tell you.
Speaker 7: Are we still rolling?
Speaker 4: We got that?
Speaker 6: Are you still enjoying your hollow victory?
Speaker 2: Cut?
Speaker 4: Here's the thing where he may have one, but that's
Speaker 4: this is going to follow him home.
Speaker 7: Cut. Phil