Speaker 1: It's podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 2: conservation always dreams. I'm your guest host, Brody Henderson, and
Speaker 2: today we're joined by Steve Giannis, Spencer Randall, Mackenzie, Mark
Speaker 2: Chester and Maddie.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit public radio ish when I like
Speaker 1: public He's not bringing it. He's not bringing it like Spencer.
Speaker 2: You know, Steve, I was going to ask you how
Speaker 2: you think I'm gonna do hosting, but I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: skip that place.
Speaker 3: He's kind of got head loud, right.
Speaker 1: You turned my headphones up louder, so he sounds more
Speaker 1: like he's bringing.
Speaker 4: It age old tradition, turning up Steve's head.
Speaker 2: If you're not familiar. This is a ten round quiz
Speaker 2: show with questions from meat eaters for verticals which are hunting, fishing, conservation, cooking,
Speaker 2: and whatever else Spencer decides to throw in there, and
Speaker 2: there is a prize. Med eater will donate five hundred
Speaker 2: dollars to the Conservation organization of the winners choosing Steve,
Speaker 2: how do you think I'm doing?
Speaker 1: It's not bringing it. I mean, the material is all good,
Speaker 1: it's just not like.
Speaker 2: You know what I didn't like about what when you
Speaker 2: when you hosted brought it too much. I didn't like
Speaker 2: it when you said everyone knows at the beginning of
Speaker 2: every one of your questions.
Speaker 4: Moving on, Well, but Brody is dressed sharp. He's wearing
Speaker 4: a suit and tie. Brodie, like, how many days of
Speaker 4: year do you wear suit and tie?
Speaker 2: The last time I wore one was at sas wedding.
Speaker 1: Okay, so once a year or so, did you wear
Speaker 1: that suit and tie?
Speaker 2: I did?
Speaker 5: I took it.
Speaker 2: I took most of it off a couple hours and.
Speaker 6: There's still a little bit of red wine.
Speaker 4: Taking this very seriously?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay for the stat of the week. This week,
Speaker 2: we're looking at the worst performances by the best players.
Speaker 2: These are the games where our top competitors had their
Speaker 2: lowest scores.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 2: First up is me? My worst performance of all time
Speaker 2: was an episode three forty seven where I got two
Speaker 2: correct answers and cow one with five go. Steve's worst
Speaker 2: worst performance came in the same game and he got
Speaker 2: three answers. Yannis his worst was two in episode to
Speaker 2: eighty seven, and the winner was Steve who got five.
Speaker 1: Did beat him? Is that round?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Spencer Randall's worst worst performance was an
Speaker 2: episode four sixty nine hosted by Yannis. He got two right,
Speaker 2: Spencer won with four. It was like the hardest game
Speaker 2: of trivia ever. There you go, worst performances, Spencer's anyone
Speaker 2: ever had a zero?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, we've had zeros before. Phil is usually gracious
Speaker 4: enough to not acknowledge it. If someone is throwing an
Speaker 4: imperfect game. I think he just leaves them off the
Speaker 4: updates once we hit questioning.
Speaker 6: I appreciate that film welcome.
Speaker 1: They just kind of go away. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh, here's our Infrequently Asked Question segment. If you have
Speaker 2: a trivia related question for our crew, send it to
Speaker 2: Trivia at the Medeater dot com with the subject line
Speaker 2: I f a Q. Ryan from Michigan asks, have you
Speaker 2: guys ever checked to make sure Brody isn't a test
Speaker 2: subject for Elon Musk's neuralink. It's suspicious how much he
Speaker 2: knows Brody picked that question? Well, Ryan, thanks for your
Speaker 2: question and the wonderful compliment. To answer your question, Elon
Speaker 2: Musk can't design a four wheel drive pickup truck that
Speaker 2: doesn't get stuck in four inches of snow, so there's
Speaker 2: no way I'm test driving one of his mind control devices.
Speaker 2: Got anything to say about that?
Speaker 3: They just installed the first neuralink this week.
Speaker 7: Week I was going to say, would be able to
Speaker 7: tell if the stuff something in Brody's head?
Speaker 2: Yeah, then leave a scar, you said, Yeah, you get
Speaker 2: a lot of scars when you're bald. Stand up and
Speaker 2: hit your head on shit. Okay for today's housekeep being
Speaker 2: this week a couple of games back, Spencer played a
Speaker 2: little dirty pool and asked the question what nine letter
Speaker 2: word describes a relationship between two organisms, two organisms in
Speaker 2: which each benefits. The answer answer was mutualism, but most
Speaker 2: folks answered with symbiotic or symbiosis, which has happened to
Speaker 2: also be nine letter words. But despite are arguing, Spencer's
Speaker 2: question was legit and the correct answer was mutualism. Here's why.
Speaker 2: Symbiosis is a relationship between two organisms that can be
Speaker 2: mutualistic in which both organisms benefit, commensal in which one benefits,
Speaker 2: or parasitic.
Speaker 1: That's not true.
Speaker 4: Moving on, I'll also point out Brody wrote that section himself.
Speaker 4: I feel's words coming out of Brody's mouth.
Speaker 7: I feel like is meant to be punching up and
Speaker 7: not punching down at the contestants, right, I feel like
Speaker 7: this sort.
Speaker 8: Of seems like a little victory last the one part
Speaker 8: was self serving, but that part is not self serving
Speaker 8: because he was arguing against it.
Speaker 7: M Oh yeah, oh yeah, no, it's not. It's it's
Speaker 7: it's in service of Spencer's Uh, you know, we're a.
Speaker 2: Little hard on him sometimes there's a little credit for
Speaker 2: his work.
Speaker 4: Now that he's in the host chair, he feels like
Speaker 4: you're using a mouthpiece.
Speaker 5: Brody. I want to know how much time you invested
Speaker 5: in in preparing to today. It took a lot longer
Speaker 5: than I thought it would.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I started with a lot of questions
Speaker 2: and weeded some out and then put him back in
Speaker 2: and did.
Speaker 1: You dip into the listener questions? Yeah, goes the man.
Speaker 2: But the challenge is like finding questions where you know
Speaker 2: certain people aren't going to get like, like, it's.
Speaker 1: Hard, right, trying to make it that Randall can Steve's.
Speaker 2: Gonna know that this is a history question. I'm not
Speaker 2: asking it. Randall will get it right. But you also
Speaker 2: can't like is.
Speaker 8: There anything that you didn't put down because you thought, say,
Speaker 8: Yiannest would get it right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had a Mountain Lion question in there?
Speaker 9: Did you pull any Chester questions?
Speaker 2: I'm not sure.
Speaker 8: I can't fixture someone saying I'm not putting that in
Speaker 8: there because Chester would.
Speaker 1: Get it right.
Speaker 9: I just don't think people will do that as Chester.
Speaker 1: I feel like they. I feel like they'd be like,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm gonna leave that in. Chester might get that.
Speaker 10: I don't disagree with you. I appreciate all the help
Speaker 10: I can get.
Speaker 1: You know, you know, no one is glad to see Chester.
Speaker 2: I think Chester do all right this round. The carry
Speaker 2: index for today is a three point five, so our
Speaker 2: winner should get at least seven correct answers.
Speaker 8: If I was the guy that came up with all
Speaker 8: the stats, I would do after a number of guest hostings,
Speaker 8: I would find out the relative accurate accuracy of the.
Speaker 2: I think you've done something like that.
Speaker 4: You do that, well, I've done it on the shelby next,
Speaker 4: but I haven't done the Katie index. Katie index is
Speaker 4: like point five, yeah.
Speaker 1: One point five. I can't remember it was one point
Speaker 1: five or point five.
Speaker 2: I was being generous on the point five.
Speaker 5: You know it's really a three.
Speaker 2: Maybe, Hey, you guys are ready ready, Yes, sir geez
Speaker 2: don't sound so excited, very ready for question one to
Speaker 2: tell Phil to play the drop most important part, play
Speaker 2: the drop. I need to know what I stand to
Speaker 2: win everything.
Speaker 1: I'm saying, you just tend to win everything. Gamon Suckers.
Speaker 8: You know, Brody where in that suit? To harken back
Speaker 8: to game show hosts, the one thing that I don't
Speaker 8: think you'd be able to do. You might be able
Speaker 8: to dress the part, but I don't think that you'd
Speaker 8: be able to come out during the intro music and
Speaker 8: do any kind of little physical banter. They'll do little dances, joy.
Speaker 1: Job point couple of people.
Speaker 2: Because I'm out of shape.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't just wouldn't be your style. I think you'd
Speaker 1: come out and just get started.
Speaker 5: We're all confusing it with more of like a late night.
Speaker 8: No because they got to come out.
Speaker 1: They come out, and.
Speaker 5: I don't watch enough of that, Okay.
Speaker 2: Question one the category is weird names for groups of animals?
Speaker 2: The new topic what is a group of have Alina's
Speaker 2: called a ROMP, be a squadron, see a pack, or
Speaker 2: d a sounder. It's up there if you need to look.
Speaker 4: Sh Yanni was so amused by Brody's outfit. That he
Speaker 4: took a griff and grin with him when he got
Speaker 4: in the studio. He stood behind Brody gave the thumbs up.
Speaker 2: I might have to put that picture up in here
Speaker 2: if there's there's any room left.
Speaker 3: Did anyone else have the sense that like he's not
Speaker 3: wearing a matching thing beneath the suit coade, Like I
Speaker 3: feel like he's wearing like Jeane shorts or something.
Speaker 11: Like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very flexible, like those newscasters are like on zoom
Speaker 2: or whatever, and they got a pair of boxers on
Speaker 2: nothing else.
Speaker 8: Probably I'll likely have a little feedback for you on
Speaker 8: this one. Yeah, right, at well, just hang tight.
Speaker 2: I haven't even gotten past the first question and we're
Speaker 2: we're getting a feedback. The category is weird names for
Speaker 2: animal groups. What is a group of have Alina's called
Speaker 2: a romp, a squadron, a packer, a sounder?
Speaker 1: Yeah, read it a lot because people will complain apparently.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my, uh my kid got in a little trouble
Speaker 2: for not taking enough time on his tests. They're like
Speaker 2: encouraging the kids to use the entire class and he
Speaker 2: took one test in four minutes.
Speaker 4: How do you do on the test?
Speaker 2: He did good, Okay, the problem.
Speaker 1: Could have done better.
Speaker 9: Maybe it might make the other kids feel bad.
Speaker 2: It's probably, but the teacher had him timing themselves. You ready, no,
Speaker 2: I think so okay. The answer Spencer, Squadron, Chester Romp,
Speaker 2: Mark Sounder, Randall pack Mackenzie Romp, Maddie Sounder, Yannas Sounder,
Speaker 2: Steve Sounder. You're all wrong. The answer is b Squadron. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm not used to Spencer sitting there.
Speaker 1: The job Spencer, I wrote what I wrote.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter.
Speaker 8: Why, but go ahead, because there's a lot of you know, uh,
Speaker 8: pigs or sounders. But and I know, but there's and
Speaker 8: of course these are Packery's not pigs, but there's still
Speaker 8: a lot of people.
Speaker 1: There's still a lot of things that people refer to
Speaker 1: them like pigs.
Speaker 2: Yep also known as skunk pigs or muscogs. Had Alina,
Speaker 2: have glands that emit a strong odor win alarmed, but
Speaker 2: they are not actually picked. They're colored Peckery's a species
Speaker 2: native to southern Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Mexico, Central and
Speaker 2: South America. They're also social animals like pigs, that travel
Speaker 2: in groups. Are squadrons of six and two animals, and
Speaker 2: they're sometimes known for being aggressive. In the Tucson, Arizona area,
Speaker 2: Havelen has attacked people every three to six months, usually
Speaker 2: when they're walking dogs. They have Alina are likely defending
Speaker 2: themselves the same way they would against predators like coyotes.
Speaker 2: If you want to see Steve get charged by a
Speaker 2: squadron of meat ass skunk pigs, go check out meat Eatter,
Speaker 2: season three, episode six on our YouTube channel.
Speaker 9: Spencer. Did you know that?
Speaker 4: Uh? When he was reading the question, I knew it
Speaker 4: was with an S and sounder to me and news pigs,
Speaker 4: and it also sounded like they'd be like dolphins or
Speaker 4: something like that. So then I went with squadron.
Speaker 2: Awful quiet over there.
Speaker 1: Steve, Well, he got it right, but he kind of
Speaker 1: arrived at it dumb. I got it wrong.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, moving on to question two. The category is
Speaker 2: fishing for folks who like to let fish go. Name
Speaker 2: the four name four of the fire. I have major
Speaker 2: categories of flies that used to catch trout?
Speaker 5: What four or five categories?
Speaker 1: This isn't gonna this isn't this isn't gonna work.
Speaker 2: Maybe not for you.
Speaker 1: Well, so it's not.
Speaker 9: I might categorize my flies differently.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, and then what you could there's a category
Speaker 8: where it's just bifurcated into two.
Speaker 4: I love this.
Speaker 1: You follow what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this is tricky, are.
Speaker 5: We'll get to that.
Speaker 9: Mm hmmmm hmmm.
Speaker 2: Name four of the five major categories of flies used
Speaker 2: to catch trout.
Speaker 1: Do's made any sense? It's not wet, It's not wet
Speaker 1: and dry.
Speaker 12: Like halfway there.
Speaker 1: Could be wet and dry. That's bifurcating.
Speaker 4: You guys need to cut the chance some hints, he says, Okay,
Speaker 4: hm hmmm, mmmmm mm hmmm.
Speaker 13: Or not.
Speaker 2: If your fellow players would like to encourage chit chat.
Speaker 12: Go for it, Brody.
Speaker 14: I have some feedback. I like your your category names.
Speaker 14: I like how they're specific and they're not gonna be
Speaker 14: s like sometimes Spencer, Spencer address that general.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe maybe I should. Maybe that should be a
Speaker 4: new installment. Is just getting very specific and weird with
Speaker 4: the categories. I'm not going to get this one right.
Speaker 4: How I would create no wiggle room on a question
Speaker 4: like this, Brodie, if I were doing hosting, I would
Speaker 4: be like, name four of the five major categories of
Speaker 4: flies according to field and stream. Then Steve can't argue
Speaker 4: with you. You can be like, well, Steve, you gotta
Speaker 4: you know. This is what Field and Stream said, this
Speaker 4: is what Orvist said.
Speaker 1: Whatever. Yeah.
Speaker 9: I also feel like.
Speaker 7: There's two different ways, very obvious ways you could categorize flies,
Speaker 7: Like are you.
Speaker 9: Going by what they're meant to imitate? Or are you
Speaker 9: going by how they're tied?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Uh, just let us let us get it wrong.
Speaker 9: It's too late. It's too late to improve this question.
Speaker 2: I don't think it needs improvement myself. But you can
Speaker 2: argue all you want, Okay, Spencer, Nimph dry fly, terrestrial
Speaker 2: sub surface Chester nimp streamer dry fly, wet flies, Mark
Speaker 2: dry nimp streamer wet. I can't see that.
Speaker 7: Far dry Nimph streamer, Hopper.
Speaker 2: Moving on, Mackenzie dry NIMP streamer worm, Maddie dry wet,
Speaker 2: black white dry wet, Nimph terrestrial streamer. Is that is
Speaker 2: that four?
Speaker 5: It's four?
Speaker 11: Okay.
Speaker 5: I don't know Yanni to choose.
Speaker 1: He just put he just shot gun to buy.
Speaker 9: A bunch of people.
Speaker 5: I was going with Nymph over wet, Steve.
Speaker 2: As terrestrial, stone fly, may fly. I can't even.
Speaker 10: I mean, that's the kind of train. There's like two
Speaker 10: types of things, Matt thinking and this this type.
Speaker 8: Yeah, no, let's find out.
Speaker 2: Okay, the answer is nymphs, dry flies, wet flies, streamers,
Speaker 2: and emergers.
Speaker 1: No, not terrestrials.
Speaker 2: It's a dry flies. According to there are four main
Speaker 2: types of trout flies, but many other sources myself included,
Speaker 2: considered mergers as a fifth distinct type of dry trout fly.
Speaker 14: Okay, we got three or four? Can we still get
Speaker 14: one point? According to Orvis.
Speaker 10: No, However, like if I were fishing in a merger,
Speaker 10: I would use soft tackles a lot, which is under
Speaker 10: the category.
Speaker 2: But that's a wet fly. Okay, let's let's i'll explain it.
Speaker 2: Can we can? We allow you a little tidbit. Nymphs
Speaker 2: are subsurface flies that imitate sub adult aquatic insects, such
Speaker 2: as mayflies and catis flies. They often have a metal
Speaker 2: b dad flash and wait and wait, and are fished
Speaker 2: under a bobber or strike indicator. Wet Flies are the
Speaker 2: oldest type of trout fly. Many, like the Royal Coachmen,
Speaker 2: are very colorful but don't look much like a real insect.
Speaker 2: Other wet flies, called soft tackles, are made up of
Speaker 2: just a thread body and a single wrap of soft tackle,
Speaker 2: which are feather fibers that look like the legs, intin
Speaker 2: it or wings of aquatic insects. Dry flies float on
Speaker 2: the surface to imitate adult aquatic insects, as well as
Speaker 2: terrestrial insects like ants, grasshoppers, and even mice. Streamers imitate
Speaker 2: more active food sources like baitfish, sculpins, leeches, and crayfish.
Speaker 2: They're retrieved like lures such as plugs and spoons. A
Speaker 2: fifth category of trap flies, called imrgers, imitates the very
Speaker 2: specific stage of a hatch when insects aquatic insects are
Speaker 2: shedding their exoskeleton and struggling to emerge from the water's surface.
Speaker 4: Film Yanni, you agree, Yeah, but you got that one wrong.
Speaker 2: I did, so who got that right? Esk?
Speaker 5: Wow, you guys didn't put down terrestrial Oh because you guys. Yeah,
Speaker 5: kind of surprised you're you're giving wet fly and nymph.
Speaker 5: I mean, I understand they're different, man, they are different,
Speaker 5: but it's like in a category way.
Speaker 1: They're not.
Speaker 2: If you if you go to a fly catalog.
Speaker 5: Oh, I understand, I know that.
Speaker 2: Okay, nothing to say over there, Steve.
Speaker 8: No, there's something's wrong our dog. Okay, I already diagnosed it. Okay, No,
Speaker 8: it ain't a beaver pelt.
Speaker 1: Okay, yikes, chewed one up?
Speaker 4: Okay, but who takes responsibility for that?
Speaker 8: Someone's walking it right now, and they said, it's just
Speaker 8: a really unusual movement moment, and they're wondering if they
Speaker 8: should take her to the VAT over this.
Speaker 5: What's a verdict?
Speaker 2: Let it, let it play out.
Speaker 8: I just told them what it was, which I wanted
Speaker 8: a whooper over?
Speaker 1: What was my fault?
Speaker 2: You can't whoop dogs no more, Steve.
Speaker 8: That's what you laugh about because you used to beat
Speaker 8: him with a rolled up newspaper, and now you got
Speaker 8: to let go on Amazon, try to find it rolled
Speaker 8: up newspaper.
Speaker 1: He's going to have one anymore.
Speaker 8: You'd sell like a rolled up newspaper, old fashioned dog whooping.
Speaker 2: That's great, that's great, okay. Question three, The category could
Speaker 2: be wild game cooking or it could be conservation. So
Speaker 2: let's call it conservation.
Speaker 4: Oh there you goet.
Speaker 2: Up until nineteen seventy two, the Campbell Soup Company produced
Speaker 2: soup using meat from this species of reptile, which is
Speaker 2: now considered a threatened species. By the United States Fish
Speaker 2: and Wildlife Surface. I am going to tell you guys,
Speaker 2: you need to be specific, as in white tailed deer,
Speaker 2: not Deerhm.
Speaker 1: You know this, Steve, I know it real good.
Speaker 2: Really look at it that.
Speaker 1: I'm coming back.
Speaker 5: Tough game.
Speaker 1: Brodie's pitching here.
Speaker 5: You better ask it again.
Speaker 2: Up until nineteen seventy two, the Campbell Soup Company produced
Speaker 2: soup using meat from this species of reptile, which is
Speaker 2: now considered a threatened species by the United States Fish
Speaker 2: and Wildlife Service.
Speaker 8: You ever get now considered a threatened species by many people,
Speaker 8: me included.
Speaker 2: Like his last question, you ever get your hands on
Speaker 2: one of these?
Speaker 1: Steve, I'm not talking about.
Speaker 5: Hinty hint.
Speaker 1: Randall doesn't know.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's fair.
Speaker 14: Randall was complaining earlier that you guys were out in
Speaker 14: the hallway chatting and not in here getting ready zeroing
Speaker 14: in on the game, and it's gonna be really unfortunate
Speaker 14: for them.
Speaker 1: You're not repeating it enough, probably repeated a lot of ways.
Speaker 2: Anybody need to hear it. I'm really worried. I'm going
Speaker 2: down the ynis hosting. This is too hard.
Speaker 4: Four correct answers won that game.
Speaker 2: Maybe you guys are just having an off day.
Speaker 8: Up until nineteen seventy two, the Campbell Soup Company produced
Speaker 8: soup using meat from this species of reptile, which is
Speaker 8: now considered a threatened species by the US.
Speaker 1: Fishmoeli Good co hosting the help them out.
Speaker 2: Everybody ready, m m.
Speaker 5: Yeah, hold lot, I gotta finish writing something.
Speaker 2: Hey, reveal your answers. We have Spencer saying soft shell turtle,
Speaker 2: Chess are saying snapping turtle, Mark saying gopher tortoise.
Speaker 9: I didn't finish. I was rewriting my answer.
Speaker 2: It was going for load turtle, komodo dragon from McKenzie
Speaker 2: rattlesnake Yanna is saying blue iguana, Steve saying tarrapin. God,
Speaker 2: the answer is alligator snapping turtle.
Speaker 6: Oh oh, not snapping turtle.
Speaker 12: I feel like that's pretty good.
Speaker 1: That's pretty dark because very well, it doesn't matter. They
Speaker 1: didn't make it.
Speaker 2: Alligator snapping turtles, which can reach weights of over one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty pounds, provided a much greater quantity of
Speaker 2: meat than smaller turtles and were easy to catch for
Speaker 2: commercial trappers who got it paid a per pound rate.
Speaker 2: Commercial turtle turtle trapping operations strongly focused on big alligator
Speaker 2: snapping turtles causing a huge population crash in many areas
Speaker 2: of the Gulf Coastal Plain that led to commercial harvest
Speaker 2: fans and the recent proposal to list the alligator snapping
Speaker 2: turtle as a threatened species. Only Mississippi and Louisiana still
Speaker 2: allow limited recreational harvest of alligator snappers. We don't have
Speaker 2: any alligator snapping turtle soup recipes on the website, but
Speaker 2: you can learn all about catching, cleaning, cooking, and eating
Speaker 2: their smaller cousins, the common snapping turtle and Kooby Brown's
Speaker 2: media took article how to catch, clean, cook and eat
Speaker 2: snapping turtles.
Speaker 3: Brought in your research? Did you find out what recipe
Speaker 3: it was that they were slipping snap and turtle meat into.
Speaker 5: Well, there was just turt.
Speaker 2: They sold it.
Speaker 3: They came right out with it.
Speaker 8: I used to get a buck a pound dress, so
Speaker 8: you had to take the top shell off.
Speaker 4: You'd be like Campbell's identify these turtle soup. It wasn't
Speaker 4: just like a seafood shower or something like that.
Speaker 10: Are you one hundred percent sure that they just use
Speaker 10: alligator snapping turtle and not they.
Speaker 2: Used alligator snapper up until nineteen seventy.
Speaker 4: And common wouldn't be threatened.
Speaker 1: H m m.
Speaker 4: But I'd argue too if I was you Chester. If
Speaker 4: I was you Chester, I'd be like, I'll defer.
Speaker 2: To the group if they want Chester to get it right.
Speaker 1: Chester, he wrote, because he just clarified he can't do that.
Speaker 4: But if I was Chester, I'd say, well, Brodie, that's
Speaker 4: just that's the same saying white tail deer. It'd be
Speaker 4: like if you were looking for cou's deer instead of
Speaker 4: white tailed deer. That's what i'd say if I was Chester.
Speaker 8: No, no, because the cou's deer is a white tail snapper,
Speaker 8: is not a northern or common snapper.
Speaker 4: I think his answer was to the level of specificity,
Speaker 4: is white tailed deer? That's my point.
Speaker 2: But I'm not Chester, so I'm not going to argue
Speaker 2: give him the answer.
Speaker 13: I don't need the answer, Brody, I think you said
Speaker 13: the parameters very clearly say no, okay, it's not turtle.
Speaker 2: Well, you guys are in trouble on this nuts. The
Speaker 2: category for a question for is wildlife? What species of
Speaker 2: canad is the most widely distributed terrestrial mammalian carnival in
Speaker 2: the word carnivore in the world.
Speaker 4: Hm hmmm. How specific do we need to be?
Speaker 2: Mm hmmm. No, I mean yeah, I mean, what do
Speaker 2: you want for an answer?
Speaker 4: I don't know. I guess I'm not looking for one.
Speaker 14: How specific do we need to be on this one?
Speaker 5: You're not looking for a Latin answer?
Speaker 2: No common name.
Speaker 1: I got it down to.
Speaker 2: Man, I'm never gonna host this game again.
Speaker 1: Probably not.
Speaker 5: I am learning a lot. I mean it's interesting, just
Speaker 5: not scoring very much.
Speaker 4: I enjoy when my critics have to take the hosting seat,
Speaker 4: as Brody being one of the top three critics. This
Speaker 4: is this is good.
Speaker 1: I like this.
Speaker 5: I've got some softballs lined up.
Speaker 1: Do you invite me?
Speaker 5: Okay, yeah, buddy. It's gonna be like it's gonna be.
Speaker 7: Just played like a twenty question game that just has
Speaker 7: really easy questions.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and everybody will leave for the trophy.
Speaker 9: Just wrap a fire.
Speaker 1: No score either.
Speaker 2: What species of cana iss most widely distributed terrestrial mammalian
Speaker 2: carnivore in the world.
Speaker 4: This is I believe the ninety ninth episode that Brody
Speaker 4: is hosting today. So we got a special episode for
Speaker 4: ninety nine and then a special episode for one hundred
Speaker 4: next week as well.
Speaker 2: Ready, if everyone's ready, flip them over, Spencer says Fox,
Speaker 2: Chesser says cricket, Mark says gray Fox. Randall says domestic dog.
Speaker 1: Go back to Chester for a second.
Speaker 2: I don't want to just move past that one, because.
Speaker 1: Their carnivores.
Speaker 2: Might to be fair there, mammals, be honest, says gray Wolf.
Speaker 2: Steve says wolf, what what you have?
Speaker 1: What you have in there, Red Fox?
Speaker 8: But now I'm realizing you probably can go just pet dogs?
Speaker 2: What Fox?
Speaker 1: What Fox? Fox? Red Fox? So I had it right?
Speaker 1: You know? Does everyone take note? I did have it right?
Speaker 2: You did have it right.
Speaker 7: Our domestic dogs canids. Yeah, there's the terrestrial mammalian carnivores
Speaker 7: as well.
Speaker 14: Right, there's no way there's more red foxes and widely
Speaker 14: way more dogs.
Speaker 1: I feel like that's you think it should be the
Speaker 1: household dog.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I thought that. Wherever there's folks, I thought
Speaker 4: he was gonna there was gonna be a trick question
Speaker 4: it would be dogs as well.
Speaker 7: And then I was gonna ask. I was gonna ask
Speaker 7: the question, the clarifying question, how.
Speaker 1: They're not pet dogs? Aren't carnivores?
Speaker 2: Yea?
Speaker 12: They are?
Speaker 9: They eat mostly like whatever dog processed things.
Speaker 2: Not a lot of dogs running around above the Arctic Circle.
Speaker 1: I'm getting Do I get that right? Definitely arctic fox,
Speaker 1: gray fox fox.
Speaker 6: He didn't answer, no, explain myself.
Speaker 1: There's chance that you get into his chest.
Speaker 4: I don't think that's true at all.
Speaker 10: For some reasons, saw terrestrial and my brain immediately wrote
Speaker 10: down cricket because that was the joke.
Speaker 9: He was thinking about fly fly fishing.
Speaker 5: He's still stuck in.
Speaker 9: Well, you know, it's closer.
Speaker 10: What's the highest distributed terrestrial out there? And I was
Speaker 10: thinking cricket right now because of all the protein, the protein.
Speaker 6: Market that they use it for. I skipped over canad and.
Speaker 8: Do you know if you've put all the beetles in
Speaker 8: the world in one pile and all the mammals in
Speaker 8: the world and another pile, the beetle pile be bigger
Speaker 8: than the mammal pile.
Speaker 5: I did not know that.
Speaker 2: Red boxes are distributed across the entire northern hemisphere, from
Speaker 2: the Arctic Circle to southern North America, Europe, North Africa,
Speaker 2: the Asiatic Steps, India, and Japan. They were also introduced
Speaker 2: to Australia, where they've established themselves throughout much of that
Speaker 2: continent as well.
Speaker 4: So I got that right right?
Speaker 1: You wrote fox? Did you mean Arctic fox?
Speaker 4: No, it meant the correct answer, which I again, I
Speaker 4: asked me how specific, Brodie.
Speaker 2: I didn't say specific.
Speaker 1: I well, when I wrote red fox, I wrote red fox.
Speaker 1: I crossed it out. But that's why I got it wrong.
Speaker 5: Bro Are you gonna give a dispenser?
Speaker 3: No, I don't think you can.
Speaker 1: Deserts Oh, he must have meant the desert swift fox.
Speaker 4: I guess Chester didn't get the white tails.
Speaker 2: Did anyone get it?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: Nobody.
Speaker 5: I think I'm over four.
Speaker 7: I think I think there's a good reading of this
Speaker 7: question that would make the domestic dog the correct answer.
Speaker 2: No, the category for go on. The category for this
Speaker 2: next question is cool things about antlers.
Speaker 4: How did that last question only get to be wildlife category?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I got.
Speaker 7: Including me because he wanted to rule out domestic dog.
Speaker 2: Spent rains getting on angry back there.
Speaker 7: Well, you know I'm sitting here on a goose. You
Speaker 7: know you too, chairs the chairs, feeling rather uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: Maybe we'll go end with a few zeros.
Speaker 9: We can only hope.
Speaker 2: Okay, next question is cool things about antlers. What is
Speaker 2: the technical term for the strings of round beads and
Speaker 2: bumps at the base of the antlers?
Speaker 4: You know this?
Speaker 1: Mark?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Or maybe you just think you do.
Speaker 2: Possibly you want to read that question pretty closely. I
Speaker 2: tried really hard, Spencer to you know, provide info in
Speaker 2: the questions.
Speaker 4: I believe you listen selfishly. This is very satisfying for me.
Speaker 4: If our guest hosts does a poor job, which.
Speaker 2: Maybe the thing I'm doing a poor job.
Speaker 4: I think you guys, well, what do you got Steve?
Speaker 1: I got this one wrong?
Speaker 4: Okay, me too?
Speaker 2: What is the technical term for the strings of round
Speaker 2: beads and bumps at the base of antlers?
Speaker 12: I feel like a lot more people in this room should.
Speaker 5: Know the answer, So yeah, I agree, or.
Speaker 12: Maybe they do and I'm just on my own.
Speaker 2: Everyone ready, you're honest?
Speaker 5: No, Yeah, I'm gonna stick with it.
Speaker 1: You know, Dirt's dad used to use for chapstick. I
Speaker 1: think it was his grandfather, his grandfather, earwax?
Speaker 2: Where did that come from?
Speaker 1: He was telling me that.
Speaker 9: But ear wax tastes so bad.
Speaker 5: How do you know?
Speaker 2: Steve's so disinterested in this episode of.
Speaker 1: He dig his own earwax? Out and put it on
Speaker 1: his lips.
Speaker 3: So who's got such dry lips that Steve noticed and
Speaker 3: thought that in his mind.
Speaker 1: I've just been thinking about it a lot since he
Speaker 1: told me that.
Speaker 5: Frugal bunch. That family.
Speaker 8: You guys, ready, Shirt's dad tried to learn how to
Speaker 8: make his own pellet, grilled pellets, and he tried to
Speaker 8: learn how to make his own dip.
Speaker 1: They don't like buying stuff man, especially chefs. Dick, that's
Speaker 1: not mark.
Speaker 2: Let's what you got, Spencer says Burr. Pearls, pearls, Kenzie nothing,
Speaker 2: Mattie says Sis Giannis ped uncle. Steve burrs with one r.
Speaker 1: This fine doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: We have a right answer, Burs.
Speaker 1: It's pearls the job mark.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: These small bead like structures foreman rows like a string
Speaker 2: of pearls around the base section of the antler. Bumpy
Speaker 2: surface they create is believed to aid in creating rubs
Speaker 2: on trees that spread scent to communicate with other deer.
Speaker 2: May also be an indicator of good nutrition. If they're
Speaker 2: absent or faint, a buck may have had poor nutrition,
Speaker 2: though young bucks tend to have less pearling than older bucks.
Speaker 4: I feel like Meais have less of them or no.
Speaker 2: Not the one my kid shot this past fall.
Speaker 3: That was a good question kind of you had me
Speaker 3: second guessing myself though, when Steve's like, are you sure
Speaker 3: about that? That I sat here he was gonna go like,
Speaker 3: uh like was not what I call him?
Speaker 1: Hey, Phil Lord lower junk.
Speaker 5: Does anybody have any questions? Right? Or the way through? Yeah?
Speaker 13: Well, I'll just I'll just do it the typical way.
Speaker 13: We've got Yannis, Mackenzie, Maddie, Randall and Steve all tied
Speaker 13: up with zero points. Wow, Chester and Spencer have won
Speaker 13: and mark its blazon a trail. He's got two points
Speaker 13: in first place.
Speaker 2: All right, mark, way to go.
Speaker 5: Anybody's game, anybody's game.
Speaker 2: Could pour it on the next half.
Speaker 5: I thought of my long history with Brody that I
Speaker 5: would you know, you know what, there's.
Speaker 2: A question coming up about our long history.
Speaker 4: Don't like that?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 9: I look forward to that question.
Speaker 2: It's the answer isn't dogs?
Speaker 9: In case you're wondering, well, at least there's one question.
Speaker 9: The right answer is dogs.
Speaker 5: Hey.
Speaker 2: Question six falls under the category of potomology or the
Speaker 2: scientific study of rivers. Rivers, what is the inverted V
Speaker 2: shaped feature just above waves called.
Speaker 4: I'm glad nobody knows this.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of people in this room that better
Speaker 2: know it. Who I feel like.
Speaker 12: When you say above waves, you mean like.
Speaker 2: Upstream upstream from waves?
Speaker 15: Yes, Mark's been studying how to row a boat, right, Yeah,
Speaker 15: it's just not coming to me on this one.
Speaker 2: And Rivers, what is the inverted V shaped feature just
Speaker 2: above waves called?
Speaker 1: You know this?
Speaker 4: Yani? I believe so you know this.
Speaker 1: Steve, don't think so, but probably.
Speaker 13: Man, Steve, you've been drifting just further further out of
Speaker 13: the frame of this.
Speaker 3: I just want to get close to Yannest.
Speaker 5: Thank you. Come back here, buddy, we'll hang down here
Speaker 5: at the bottom of the pile together.
Speaker 2: Is everyone ready.
Speaker 9: By an upside down V shaped feature? You mean like
Speaker 9: a wave? Yeah, okay, just throw me off.
Speaker 1: But so there's a wave and above that is an
Speaker 1: upside down V gotcha. Hm?
Speaker 4: But now he said upstream from the wave, yeah, not
Speaker 4: on top of the wave. So you definitely don't have
Speaker 4: this one right. This could have been a visual question.
Speaker 5: Oh yow, Yeah, I'm just gonna keep what I got.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, you guys ready, ready flip them over?
Speaker 2: Spencer says Ripples Chester says tongue Mark doesn't have an answer,
Speaker 2: Randall Ripple, Kenzie Precipice, Maddie Wake, Yanni's tongue, Steve Trough.
Speaker 8: That's tongue spell, the.
Speaker 2: Answer is tongue. From a rower or paddler's downstream perspective,
Speaker 2: the tongue is an area of smooth water above a
Speaker 2: rapid that forms in the shape of an upside down
Speaker 2: b The main body of the current generally flows through
Speaker 2: the tongue and is usually the easiest and safest entrance
Speaker 2: into a rapid, unless it's pointing directly towards waves, rocks, sleepers, sweepers, suckholes,
Speaker 2: or other dangerous whitewater hazards. The first day I met
Speaker 2: the Latvian Eagle, who back then was known as long
Speaker 2: tongue Yannie, was when we were in a raft together
Speaker 2: floating down the Eagle River during peak runoff flows with
Speaker 2: a couple of other groups of fly fishing guides. Halfway through,
Speaker 2: one of those other boats flipped completely over backwards when
Speaker 2: they road the tongue of dead cow rapid straight into
Speaker 2: a ten foot standing wave. Everyone survived, but an older
Speaker 2: guy named Jake Corsetti was missing for a while. Before
Speaker 2: he eventually emerged with a bloody head wound. Do you
Speaker 2: remember that day? Honest?
Speaker 5: I do?
Speaker 4: How long is a while? Like second minutes?
Speaker 2: He was out there for minutes?
Speaker 5: Cool?
Speaker 1: What restaurant did Yanny work at where he earned the
Speaker 1: Moniker long tongue?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's a Mexican restaurant, right, Tuscaninis not Mexican.
Speaker 6: I've got a great story about a river wave tongue.
Speaker 2: He probably not interested, so it's come to him.
Speaker 6: You're not gonna tell it, It's it's too long.
Speaker 1: We just let you.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you later.
Speaker 8: Someday someone's gonna be like, hey, man, do you know
Speaker 8: anybody with a long story?
Speaker 1: It could mean a lot of money. I'd like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, I do. Let me try to find his number, now.
Speaker 2: Steve, I was expecting you to get that one.
Speaker 9: Okay, I got four more swings. Here.
Speaker 2: Here's a fishing question. Fishing question for your guys. Togue
Speaker 2: is the name Mayners used for this game? Fish?
Speaker 12: Huh m hm. This might be a dumb question. But
Speaker 12: are Maners people from that's.
Speaker 1: Right, people named Maynard? How many Maynards do you know?
Speaker 5: Zero?
Speaker 2: Shouldn't I let Elon Musk put that thing in my head.
Speaker 4: Phil did predict before this show that there would be
Speaker 4: multiple zero percenters. I think we achieved that.
Speaker 1: Oh so Phil was able to look and think that
Speaker 1: this is a toffee he did.
Speaker 9: Yes, nice work, Phil, Well, I pegged it.
Speaker 13: I also thought Yiannis had a really great batch of
Speaker 13: questions and.
Speaker 1: That that didn't pan out very well when you learned
Speaker 1: from that.
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, apparently I didn't.
Speaker 1: Still tell I remember correctly.
Speaker 8: If I remember correctly, when I hosted, it was pretty
Speaker 8: on par.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows Steve's a good host.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I added that little you like
Speaker 1: that phrase.
Speaker 4: You did that when we did the two Truths in
Speaker 4: the line at the Billing's Live show. You were insistent
Speaker 4: that every story had to start with everybody knows.
Speaker 7: Well, it's sort of like poking someone in the chest
Speaker 7: right before you don't.
Speaker 8: When you don't, it's like a little yeah, it's like
Speaker 8: a little nut tap when you don't.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows. Tog is the name for us for this game.
Speaker 8: Fish Well, you gotta follow it up with some people
Speaker 8: don't know, because then they're like, shit, I know that, Well,
Speaker 8: really put some of the band I can follow it
Speaker 8: up it's like psychological warfare to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everybody knows Yanni, guys.
Speaker 2: Ready, Spencer.
Speaker 12: Here, Chester's gonna get it.
Speaker 2: Chester's changing it up to I don't think okay, flip
Speaker 2: them over, Spencer says Stripe Bass, Chester says small mouth bass, Mark,
Speaker 2: Atlantic salmon, Randall flounder, Mackenzie trout, Maddie salmon, Jannice Burbot,
Speaker 2: Steve Joanna Stripe, Bass, Steve Burbot another zero percenter people.
Speaker 2: The answer is lake trout.
Speaker 1: Not lake trout is not a trout.
Speaker 3: Another goes back to fox turtles.
Speaker 2: Another is lake trout also known as mcinaw ciscoette, paper bellies,
Speaker 2: gray trout, fork tails, lakers, and Steve's favorite grease balls
Speaker 2: lake trout, which are actually a species of char native
Speaker 2: to much of Canada, Alaska, the Great Lakes in northern
Speaker 2: New England. A one hundred and two pound lake trout
Speaker 2: was netted by a commercial fishermen in Saskatchewan in nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty two, but the official world record for an angler
Speaker 2: caught laker is a seventy two pound fish taken from
Speaker 2: Great Bear Lake nineteen seven and nineteen ninety five. However,
Speaker 2: lake trout have been widely introduced throughout the Western United States,
Speaker 2: and on May fifth, twenty twenty three, Colorado angler fishing
Speaker 2: on Blue Masar Reservoir landed and released a potential new
Speaker 2: world record lake trout, weighing over sixty or seventy three pounds.
Speaker 4: So why do they call him tog?
Speaker 1: Do we know?
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's just what they call him.
Speaker 9: They just talk funny up there they tug.
Speaker 2: Boy. Sorry, guys, really really feeling bad?
Speaker 4: Now we're learning, like you said, Okay.
Speaker 2: Question eight. I guess this is a gear question with
Speaker 2: a little bit of history thrown in for good measure.
Speaker 2: What is the name for the hooded pullover coats favored
Speaker 2: by indigenous Arctic cultures?
Speaker 11: Mm?
Speaker 4: Hm oh man, you got this one, Randall? Yes, all right,
Speaker 4: getting on the board.
Speaker 9: Still anyone's game.
Speaker 5: Anybody's game.
Speaker 7: I mean, as long as you don't change your answer.
Speaker 12: No, I'm going to see it anyway. I was just
Speaker 12: joking because I want to get one right.
Speaker 5: Mark. Aren't you glad you came all the way from
Speaker 5: Michigan for this?
Speaker 9: He's winning?
Speaker 1: Yeah, wins.
Speaker 8: It's gonna be like such an asterisk next to the
Speaker 8: lowest score.
Speaker 1: Ever.
Speaker 2: No, it's not still a win.
Speaker 12: No, I feel like.
Speaker 9: He's defending the integrity of this context.
Speaker 2: Answer one with four No, one's question his win.
Speaker 5: I think that the stats guy needs to right now,
Speaker 5: as he's listening, think okay down the line, he needs
Speaker 5: to remember that every time we use these zero percenters
Speaker 5: to see how much we retained to like, see how well,
Speaker 5: how well we learned today, unless we have this information.
Speaker 2: Mark, you's still thinking or you got an answer?
Speaker 1: I have an answer. It's wrong.
Speaker 3: Probably all right, Well.
Speaker 2: Pull pull out your answers. Go ahead, Spencer says a Robe,
Speaker 2: Chester says park Of, Mark says Parker, Randall says Aniak.
Speaker 2: Mackenzie says park On, Maddie first coat, Jannis Anak, Steve Anorak. Wow,
Speaker 2: you guys did really well.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the old winners kind of got that one.
Speaker 2: Interac comes from the Anupiat word aniak. I don't know
Speaker 2: if I'm pronouncing that right. Whalers who frequented the Greenland
Speaker 2: coast during the eighteen hundreds borrowed the word and adopted
Speaker 2: it into their language, spelling it a n O r K.
Speaker 2: There waiste length pullover coats with a hood, usually resistant
Speaker 2: terrain and Arctic cultures. That are often made with animal skins,
Speaker 2: and the hood is generally lined with fur. Commercially produced
Speaker 2: interacts are also available, though they can't be considered interacts
Speaker 2: if they're longer than waist length or have a full
Speaker 2: length zipper or buttons. That would be a parka, which
Speaker 2: is also a word with Indigenous origins from the illusion
Speaker 2: of people.
Speaker 1: You want to talk about a hard garment to get into, man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but there's got.
Speaker 1: To be if it's not roomy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean they're great warm, but if they you know,
Speaker 8: they gotta be cut a little bit different.
Speaker 1: A little bag here, just like you put one on
Speaker 1: for you listeners. I just did a motion where I
Speaker 1: put my nice to have one and then because well,
Speaker 1: they make synthetic ones. I've had a couple of them.
Speaker 1: I like them once you got them on, until you
Speaker 1: gotta take them off.
Speaker 4: But while it's on, can you use the bathroom while
Speaker 4: you're wearing it? Yeah, okay, it doesn't impede that.
Speaker 9: You can use the You can.
Speaker 1: Go to the bath famil you're wearing anything.
Speaker 5: I mean, a hoodie, it is pretty much.
Speaker 1: The bathroom.
Speaker 4: I heard something about waist length and I couldn't remember
Speaker 4: if they go longer than your waist or shorter than
Speaker 4: your waist.
Speaker 8: I know two guys that have some kind of psychological
Speaker 8: problem where only two well this particular psychological problem where
Speaker 8: if when they need to defecate, they need to take
Speaker 8: all of their clothes off.
Speaker 1: You know two.
Speaker 4: People like that.
Speaker 8: Like we we all know people came up in the
Speaker 8: same conversation where someone has it, was talking about having it,
Speaker 8: and they named another person.
Speaker 2: Did these gentlemen are like boots and socks on.
Speaker 1: They they got they gotta get all the way. You're
Speaker 1: serious and I'm telling.
Speaker 4: You, yeah, what if home depot when it happens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe they don't do it at that point in time.
Speaker 5: The stories of being in home depot or at a
Speaker 5: zoo and going oh and then it is it was
Speaker 5: just like put the siren on and and ninety miles
Speaker 5: an hour to the house.
Speaker 9: Did they live in a warmer climate? Is that explain.
Speaker 12: It right now?
Speaker 1: That's a great observation.
Speaker 7: I mean, starting to all make sense now, Phil, We've
Speaker 7: got two questions left.
Speaker 2: How is it looking?
Speaker 13: Well, we've been saying it's anybody's game, and it truly is.
Speaker 2: That's the way I like it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, because we got Maddie and Mackenzie with zero points.
Speaker 13: Randall's Spencer.
Speaker 1: I thought he doesn't say what They got a zero
Speaker 1: in the game.
Speaker 13: The game of zero points, so it's quite relevant Randall,
Speaker 13: Spencer and Steve all have one and tied up in
Speaker 13: first place with two points a piece. Or Mark Jannis
Speaker 13: and Chester the cricket Floyd.
Speaker 5: Boy, he's quick, isn't he.
Speaker 6: I knew that was coming.
Speaker 10: Well.
Speaker 8: The other problem is it's not specific because there are
Speaker 8: dozens of species.
Speaker 6: No, I mean, it was. It was bad. I should
Speaker 6: have just said it was a joke, but I was honest.
Speaker 1: You might have been better off going like the I
Speaker 1: was just kidding. He'll tell us that later.
Speaker 4: It's actually a really long con where the joke is evolving.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Question nine. This next question is an audio question and
Speaker 2: it's also our listener question of the Week from Shane Lewis.
Speaker 2: For sending this great question, Shane is going to get
Speaker 2: a board game signed by the crew. If you want
Speaker 2: a chance to win the Listener Question of the Week,
Speaker 2: then send your question to Trivia at the meadeater dot com. Ready, Phil,
Speaker 2: We're ready. When courting females, the male of this species
Speaker 2: of North American migratory game bird makes a vocalization called
Speaker 2: a peint. What bird is it?
Speaker 1: You gonna play it?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Play it again for you. The male of this species
Speaker 2: of North American migratory game bird makes a vocalization called
Speaker 2: a pint.
Speaker 9: What bird?
Speaker 1: Excuse?
Speaker 9: Could you play it for a third time?
Speaker 1: Phil?
Speaker 5: Why not?
Speaker 1: Nice?
Speaker 9: Okay, now I got it.
Speaker 1: Jess is gonna be like crickets. It's like this time.
Speaker 5: I mean it, I can fall asleep. That sounds game.
Speaker 5: That was nice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a couple of other things getting in the background.
Speaker 8: That's the thing when I go, uh, living in the
Speaker 8: arid West, when I go back home.
Speaker 2: All the background noise like, oh my god, it's loud.
Speaker 2: At that's a clue or tropical place kind of sh
Speaker 2: You guys got answer.
Speaker 1: I just mean there's a lot, a lot like in
Speaker 1: the Michigan and the swamps. It's a lot louder than
Speaker 1: it is in the dry ass.
Speaker 2: That's all right, you guys can take the clue. You
Speaker 2: guys are ready, Let's show them. Spenser says Sandhill, Crane,
Speaker 2: Chester says Woodcock, Mark says Coot Randall, Coot wood Bill, Duck,
Speaker 2: Maddie Mallard Giannis Woodcock, Steve Woodcock. The answer is woodcock.
Speaker 2: The noise you're hearing is a peint. The mating called
Speaker 2: the male American woodcock is often misidentified as a frog
Speaker 2: because woodcocks breed near swamps in the spring, roughly the
Speaker 2: same time spring peepers become audible audible. The American woodcock
Speaker 2: is distributed throughout southeastern Canada, much of the eastern United States,
Speaker 2: the Great Lakes region, and they tend to hang out woody,
Speaker 2: brushy areas with moist ground, where they feed primarily on earthworms.
Speaker 2: Another little tidbit about woodcox. Since they're small all, they're
Speaker 2: usually plucked and roasted whole. Esteemed French chef Augusta Ascofiero
Speaker 2: a Goose cites the woodcock as the king of all
Speaker 2: game birds in lagide cooling air, which was the inspiration
Speaker 2: for a book called The Scavenger's Guide to Hok Cuisine
Speaker 2: that was by some obscure author his name I can't remember.
Speaker 5: I really liked that book.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a good book.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't have guessed that a woodcock was migratory, so
Speaker 7: I've learned another faid.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I.
Speaker 8: Was just feel like I was just ridiculed him for
Speaker 8: a while, but I'm not doing that good.
Speaker 2: Wood woodcocks migrate south in the fall north in the spring.
Speaker 2: According to Project Upland, woodcocks migrate as individual birds rather
Speaker 2: than flocks, and the average migration distance is about nine
Speaker 2: hundred miles, but some have been documented documented migrating as
Speaker 2: far as two thousand miles. So there you go. Random.
Speaker 8: You ever see him do their their flight during the
Speaker 8: breeding season, It's crazy.
Speaker 5: I haven't, but you know, Leopold very nicely wrote about
Speaker 5: it in Sane County All.
Speaker 8: I saw maybe more than once, but one very memorable
Speaker 8: time when there was quite a number of them doing it.
Speaker 5: It was cool, Like you found the spot yep.
Speaker 8: It was on a gas pipeline where uh Staple Road
Speaker 8: hits Blue I think it's a Blue Lake Road and
Speaker 8: Staple there's a gas pipeline that flows through a little
Speaker 8: swamp back there, and we were back there and they're
Speaker 8: just going off. That's cool, if I remember right, we
Speaker 8: went back there and we couldn't find them doing it.
Speaker 2: I feel like they're often a consolation prize for rough
Speaker 2: grouse hunters because they're really easy to hit.
Speaker 1: You know, if I wrote timber doodle. Would you have
Speaker 1: given it to me?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yeah, for sure. That was another tidbit. But Phil
Speaker 2: doesn't want me giving a lot of tid You know.
Speaker 8: In one of our cookbooks we show how to how
Speaker 8: to trust a woodcock.
Speaker 1: On its own.
Speaker 2: I remember that.
Speaker 4: That's fun.
Speaker 8: You turn his head around and skewer it through his thighs,
Speaker 8: and so he's just a little trust package, like he's
Speaker 8: on a little skewer, but it's his own.
Speaker 1: Little bill. I can't say I've ever said anything about it.
Speaker 2: You can't overcook them their livery Yeah.
Speaker 1: Skewer on your own bill, as we should call this episode.
Speaker 2: Listen, I had a plan for a tiebreaker.
Speaker 1: That's why it is.
Speaker 13: A tie between Jester and Giannis. They have three points apiece,
Speaker 13: Mark and Steve have two.
Speaker 2: Okay, this last question is more cool things about antlers. Oh,
Speaker 2: I like it on a moose antler named the gap
Speaker 2: between the palm and the brow tines. That's also a
Speaker 2: name for a feature found on lakes and oceans.
Speaker 1: Oh why did you have to?
Speaker 4: Doesn't seem to anybody that last little tidbits in.
Speaker 2: There you're given.
Speaker 5: You knew it just from the antler question.
Speaker 9: Yes, where you learn.
Speaker 5: If you shoot a giant moose?
Speaker 2: Right, mm hmm, name the gap between the palm and
Speaker 2: the brow times. It's also a feature found on lakes
Speaker 2: and oceans.
Speaker 1: Very honest. I'm gonna marry honest.
Speaker 2: Now he's trying to throw.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, marry honest.
Speaker 9: It's not surface, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Your honest is taking a sweet old time over there.
Speaker 1: He even picked up his bored.
Speaker 2: You'd probably read that question careful, Chester.
Speaker 5: Do you know how are you feeling?
Speaker 1: Chester?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: Fifty, it's pretty good. That's pretty good for this round.
Speaker 4: Steve the only one to kill a bull moose in here?
Speaker 4: I think so.
Speaker 1: Killed a shyrius. What do you mean but that's a move?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm just thinking I didn't It wasn't didn't get
Speaker 7: it scored, or it's just kind of a funky.
Speaker 2: You've never gotten one score have palms and brow times?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Actually it didn't.
Speaker 1: Have never got one scored.
Speaker 9: It had it had a weird split.
Speaker 1: No one cares about that, but you care about is.
Speaker 1: It's just like, it's how wide was it? Do you
Speaker 1: know what I mean?
Speaker 8: If if you told someone? Sure, there are people, but
Speaker 8: for the most part, I don't think that anyone would
Speaker 8: know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: I have no idea how they scored.
Speaker 1: You'd be like how many brow times and how wide was.
Speaker 12: You?
Speaker 2: Guys are ready reveal your answers. Spencer says trench, Chester
Speaker 2: says by, Mark says bee, Randall says inlet, Mackenzie says mouth,
Speaker 2: Maddie says peninsula, Yanna says bay, and Steve says by,
Speaker 2: the answer is bae. What's that mean for me?
Speaker 13: It's chess and you honest, we're going to a tag breaker?
Speaker 1: How I uh?
Speaker 7: I got.
Speaker 8: By saying Mary I'm gonna marry because Maryanna's trench it
Speaker 8: entered his little head.
Speaker 2: According to the Alaska Department of Fishing, game on an
Speaker 2: adult bloomboos, the bay is found between the.
Speaker 1: Forget.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got it. The bay is found between the
Speaker 2: main palm and brow times or brow palm. Okay, exciting,
Speaker 2: big Tier.
Speaker 5: I almost went with the inlet almost.
Speaker 9: I almost saw the bay wouldn't have done me any good?
Speaker 2: Okay, Spencer, I didn't know what was gonna this was
Speaker 2: gonna happen. But is there something I need to say here?
Speaker 2: What happens next? Kind of thing?
Speaker 4: Going to a tie break? Or play the drop phill
Speaker 4: or something like that.
Speaker 5: That's the wrong one.
Speaker 13: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 8: I think just cut it at if you ain't first
Speaker 8: your last and then like going to other stuff.
Speaker 1: It's funny. I never liked it a Phil cough Man.
Speaker 2: You know when your kid does something really disappointing and
Speaker 2: they look at you and you're like, damn it. When
Speaker 2: I look at you, that's what I'm doing. Here we go.
Speaker 2: Here's the time, Chester, here is the tiebreaker? What year
Speaker 2: was the multi tool company the Leatherman Group founded?
Speaker 1: Along?
Speaker 6: You know, I almost in my pocket.
Speaker 2: You can earn a little extra money if you play along.
Speaker 2: Get it exactly right. Spencer's thrown in an extra hundo
Speaker 2: if you're on the dot. What year was the multi
Speaker 2: tool Company the Leatherman Group founded?
Speaker 4: Down to Yanni and Chester?
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: Chester's one victory came at the Billings Live show, so
Speaker 4: he is yet to win in the podcast studio. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, but I'm pulling for Chester, who sits here?
Speaker 9: You might be disify.
Speaker 6: It also came down to a tiebreaker.
Speaker 5: Chester needs another dub. I gotta get That's all I'm doing.
Speaker 6: I'll go in to conservation.
Speaker 1: You got a dip in right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, chess that might be qualifiers, Yeah, okay, flip them over.
Speaker 2: Spencer says nineteen twenty nine. Mark says nineteen eighteen. Randall
Speaker 2: says nineteen twenty two. Mackenzie says eighteen ninety two. Maddie
Speaker 2: says nineteen forty three. Janna says sixty Oh, Steve says
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety Yanna says nineteen sixty one. Chester says nineteen
Speaker 2: forty five. The answer is nineteen eighty three. I won,
Speaker 2: Ya wins.
Speaker 1: One of the tiebreaker.
Speaker 2: The company was founded in the spring of nineteen eighty
Speaker 2: three by Tim Leatherman. The Leatherman Tool Company first launched
Speaker 2: their first multi tool, the PST, that same year, and
Speaker 2: received there an order for five hundred tools from Cabela's.
Speaker 8: Can we tease people that wrote things a long time
Speaker 8: ago since the founder is still live?
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: Oh, how were we supposed to know that?
Speaker 3: It's just supposed to be mean as everybody?
Speaker 1: I just felt like doing something mean to be out.
Speaker 2: Yanni wins Johannis, let us know where that money.
Speaker 5: Let's go and keep on us the streak that we've
Speaker 5: been on and give it to Coloradden's for Responsible Wildlife Management.
Speaker 5: I just read they're the ones that are fighting about
Speaker 5: Initiative ninety one, which aims to OUTLAIW the trophy hunting
Speaker 5: of all cats in Colorado. And I just read today
Speaker 5: that down to SCI convention or no, yeah, SCI convention
Speaker 5: that just happened in Nashville, that the Alaska chapter kicked
Speaker 5: down twenty k to help out that organization. Yeah that's nice.
Speaker 8: Because they'll never have to worry about well, they might
Speaker 8: have to worry about that kind of stuff in parts
Speaker 8: of their land. It'll be the last state to go
Speaker 8: to hell. Yeah, but yeah, so that'll be a second
Speaker 8: last day.
Speaker 5: I think that points too, though, that people outside of
Speaker 5: Colorado think this is a very serious issue. And so
Speaker 5: even if you are a uh main togue fisherman, you
Speaker 5: might consider donating five bucks to the Colorados for Responsible
Speaker 5: Wildlife Management. I believe it's Save the Haunt Colorado dot com.
Speaker 8: Valian I would have found out a way to find
Speaker 8: a group that was going to pay his VET bills.
Speaker 1: And donate to that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I do need that too.
Speaker 8: And on that note, On that note, you guys are
Speaker 8: gonna remember Colorado Coloradosa's Save.
Speaker 4: The Special ninety ninth episode, episode one.
Speaker 5: You remember it forever, Thanks Brody. That was very enjoyable.
Speaker 5: It was a tough one, but I did learn a lot.
Speaker 4: And our winner got to four, so then it's on
Speaker 4: par with hosted.
Speaker 1: So there we got all right.
Speaker 5: Like I said, next time you invite me to host
Speaker 5: Softball's Baby, it's gonna be a good Ready.
Speaker 1: It was nothing but crickets, all right, see you know
Speaker 1: next week.
Speaker 7: Thanks Brod, Thank you, Brody.