Speaker 1: It's Me Podcast. Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only
Speaker 1: game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer
Speaker 1: new Art, and today we're joined by Stephen Ranella, Giannis Boutellis,
Speaker 1: Brody Henderson, Randall Williams, Max Barta Chester, Floyd Steve's dentist,
Speaker 1: Kevin Pearson, and Anna Borgman. Anna is a culinary contributor
Speaker 1: to the meadeater dot com and has butchered more critters
Speaker 1: than everyone in this room combined. Anna, how do you
Speaker 1: feel about playing Meat Eater Trivia?
Speaker 2: I feel okay. I realized the other day because I
Speaker 2: listened to this, you know, most weeks, but I've never
Speaker 2: actually kept score.
Speaker 1: I just know, you know, okay, does it?
Speaker 3: I feel like you're doing good.
Speaker 2: It depends on like phishing questions, I just I don't
Speaker 2: have a clue. I couldn't know less about it, But
Speaker 2: everything else I usually feel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, folks, what you do for your day job and
Speaker 1: why you are one of our favorite culinary and butchering
Speaker 1: contributors on the website.
Speaker 2: I'm a butcher. I mostly do slaughter, so I worked
Speaker 2: for two years on a slaughter floor and now I
Speaker 2: just do on farm slaughter can do the slaughtering I do.
Speaker 1: And do you have like the nail gun or what
Speaker 1: do you what do you use captive bolt?
Speaker 2: Captive bolt? Yeah, sure, yeah, we use it.
Speaker 1: It's a the no country for old men.
Speaker 2: Literally, So it's like that it's not air powered, it's
Speaker 2: we just use a blank basically, it's a twenty five.
Speaker 3: Folks, I'd say that sometimes the air power are called
Speaker 3: a pneumatic.
Speaker 2: Bolt, right, yeah, no, we have we have blank.
Speaker 3: It's gun. It's twenty two powered twenty five.
Speaker 2: So we do that on because at the shop that
Speaker 2: I was at, it's stay inspected. So that's technically the
Speaker 2: stun method. They say it doesn't kill them, but it
Speaker 2: definitely does. It shoots like a five inch fraud into
Speaker 2: their head. So you stun them and then you lead
Speaker 2: them out and the bleeding now is what kills them,
Speaker 2: like officially, and that's like I just killed four hundred
Speaker 2: chickens a couple of mondays ago, and it's the same
Speaker 2: just blastic.
Speaker 4: With that.
Speaker 2: We used a knife that has like an electric current
Speaker 2: going through it, so you stun it and then after
Speaker 2: it's stunned, then you cut its throat.
Speaker 5: So yeah, do they run around with their head cut off.
Speaker 2: No, they'reside down a little cone, fortunately, but I have
Speaker 2: a pretty good I got a good scar from it.
Speaker 2: One of them kicked me pretty.
Speaker 1: Is that ever weigh on? You're conscious just killing four
Speaker 1: hundred chickens in a day.
Speaker 2: You know, I've spent a lot of time thinking about it,
Speaker 2: and it's like, oh, man, I think about I have
Speaker 2: so many books on death, Like I'm kind of obsessed
Speaker 2: with the topic.
Speaker 4: I know a guy you might get along with.
Speaker 2: I literally I think about it all the time. And
Speaker 2: uh no, the chickens, I guess. With livestock slaughter, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't worry about it too much because like, if
Speaker 2: I don't do it, someone else is going to do it.
Speaker 2: That's why those animals were raised. And so I don't
Speaker 2: feel like I'm doing something that wouldn't happen otherwise. And
Speaker 2: I know I do a good job. So I there
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, killed more and butchered more than everyone in this
Speaker 1: room combined, probably in the last week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, last two weeks for sure.
Speaker 1: If you're not familiar, this is a ten round quiz
Speaker 1: show with questions from Meat Eater's four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation,
Speaker 1: and cooking, and there's a prize. Meat Eater will donate
Speaker 1: five hundred dollars to the conservation organization of the winners
Speaker 1: choosing for the stat of the week. This week, we're
Speaker 1: looking at the win percentage for players who have been
Speaker 1: on five or more episodes at the top of the
Speaker 1: leader board. Do you want to take a guess again,
Speaker 1: win percentage? Who do you think is the best five?
Speaker 3: It's not going to be me. I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: That Randall is not it. Brody, Brody is right, Brody
Speaker 1: has one one.
Speaker 5: I would have guessed Steve because he's been playing. He's
Speaker 5: back in it now, but he's not playing.
Speaker 4: For a while.
Speaker 5: Brodie, he's say a percentage, I know, so you're I
Speaker 5: would have thought your percentage would have been good.
Speaker 1: Me too. Brody's won forty one percent of games he's played.
Speaker 1: That's followed by Steve at thirty eight percent, Clay at
Speaker 1: thirty three percent, Randall at thirty two percent, and for.
Speaker 3: All the show, it's like, not that great of a percentage.
Speaker 6: No, no, it's declined precipitously.
Speaker 1: How many games has Clay played though, I think it
Speaker 1: was like seven or something like that, but.
Speaker 3: He probably got a bone. He probably caught a bone
Speaker 3: off one, so he's won like two games.
Speaker 1: So Randall at thirty two percent and then Giannis at
Speaker 1: twenty percent. Tyler Jones has won fifty percent of his
Speaker 1: games and Tony Peterson has won twenty five percent of
Speaker 1: his games, but they've both only played four times each.
Speaker 7: Good stop right there.
Speaker 5: I want to know, mind, your percentage just went up
Speaker 5: a little though, Y're honest.
Speaker 4: That's right, thank you.
Speaker 1: Here's our zero percent of question the week, which test
Speaker 1: how much knowledge players have retained from previous shows. This
Speaker 1: question was from episode four to sixty nine. The topic
Speaker 1: was cooking, and nobody got it right. I'd also declare
Speaker 1: this the hardest question ever asked in the history of
Speaker 1: meat Eater trivia. It was asked by Yanni when butchering
Speaker 1: an animal, what is the process of removing the trachea
Speaker 1: and esophagus called? Before Anna or Yanni answers, I've got
Speaker 1: it because I was on that episode and you remembering
Speaker 1: look at is good?
Speaker 4: After that question.
Speaker 3: I never even heard that word. I didn't know that was.
Speaker 1: I tried to Google it and Google was like, you're
Speaker 1: not even close to whatever we think you're trying to
Speaker 1: find and it just like wasn't spinning out many results.
Speaker 1: How do you how do you spell this? Anna?
Speaker 2: It's W E, A, S, A and D no wonder.
Speaker 1: I wasn't. I was way off. I had an ancient
Speaker 1: I went and it had had the death. That's that's
Speaker 1: why I.
Speaker 3: Was great, because I know the word, the Scottish word
Speaker 3: for when you remove everything from the diaphragm down.
Speaker 1: What's that word? It's like glat glad that that would
Speaker 1: never be on an episode, Yani, that's way too hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no idea, there's a word for that.
Speaker 5: I'm hoping to do a little weazoning this weekend.
Speaker 2: That the diaphragm down thing is how we got them
Speaker 2: usually like pull everything out from the diaphragm and then
Speaker 2: cut into the diaphragm, reach down, pull everything back after that.
Speaker 1: Yanni got that question from watching You Butcher a Sheep.
Speaker 2: I believe we were talking about talking about.
Speaker 1: The incorrect answers from that show where tracheotomy, plumb, road housing, necotomy, dethroating,
Speaker 1: and throat bottomy, road house.
Speaker 2: We're just gonna call it roadhousing.
Speaker 1: I think that maybe Hansi's answer road housing. We have
Speaker 1: some house teming to get to in a previous game,
Speaker 1: I think we have it now. I think in a
Speaker 1: previous game of trivia, we talked about Canadian Thanksgiving, which
Speaker 1: prompted some questions from players in the room about how
Speaker 1: our friends north of the border celebrate. Well, about a
Speaker 1: dozen listeners from Canada rode in to educate us. Similar
Speaker 1: to America, the holiday is supposed to be celebrating, is
Speaker 1: supposed to be a celebration of being thankful for all
Speaker 1: the blessings of the previous year. The most popular food
Speaker 1: served on Canadian Thanksgiving our turkey, ham stuffing, mashed potato,
Speaker 1: sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie, and apple pie. And just like Americans,
Speaker 1: they love their football. The Canadian Football League usually has
Speaker 1: a nationally televised double header that afternoon called the Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: Day Classic, and the most common decorations are very familiar,
Speaker 1: with cornucopias and pumpkins lining the front porches that time
Speaker 1: of year. Only about a half dozen other countries celebrate Thanksgiving,
Speaker 1: like Germany, Liberia, Granada, and portions of the Netherlands and Australia.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's like such as I thought. We've
Speaker 3: been over this.
Speaker 1: We have and I'm sorry my deepest, my apology, Steve,
Speaker 1: I will fix that going forward. You'll never hear like
Speaker 1: used incorrectly again. It will just be such.
Speaker 3: As people like Brody right, like, I know what you're
Speaker 3: talking about.
Speaker 8: Spencer's at your first strike.
Speaker 1: Today's gonna keep tracking the complaints for us. Now the
Speaker 1: Shelby and Expert. Today's round is a four, so our
Speaker 1: winner should get eight correct answers. And with that we're
Speaker 1: onto the game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil, Look,
Speaker 1: I need to know what I stand and win everything.
Speaker 3: How's that just tend to win everything? Demon suckers?
Speaker 1: Question one. The topic is fishing, and this will be
Speaker 1: multiple choice. Which state is the largemouth bass not native to?
Speaker 1: Is it Iowa? New York, California? Where Arkansas? Which state
Speaker 1: is the large mouth bass not native to? It's native
Speaker 1: to three of these, it's not native to one of them.
Speaker 1: Your choices are Iowa, New York, California or Arkansas.
Speaker 4: You boys are confident. Huh oh yeah you too.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, you guys used to flay large mouth and
Speaker 5: eat them. Oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: My neighbor down the beach, John Gary, I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: tell you what state I grew up in. What uh,
Speaker 3: you know everybody runs around calling it on the half shell.
Speaker 1: Now, which is not you know, you don't know the thing.
Speaker 3: Then No, he would cook bats. He would flay his bass,
Speaker 3: leave the skin on him, soak them in milk and
Speaker 3: grill them. But we would just add it to the
Speaker 3: pile of everything else you caught. You know. Just it's
Speaker 3: just like cubed up so bullhead, perch, large mouth. I mean,
Speaker 3: just it's all the same.
Speaker 5: They're not as good to eat a small mouth.
Speaker 3: No, no, they're definitely not as good as to small
Speaker 3: but it would you would throw it in and just
Speaker 3: mix it in to the to the fish fry.
Speaker 1: Right, which state is the large mouth outIn? Native to Iowa,
Speaker 1: New York, California, Arkansas. Does everybody have an answer? Go
Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Anna saying Iowa,
Speaker 1: Randall saying California, Max saying Iowa, Kevin saying California. This
Speaker 1: whole side of the table, Chester, Rodiiannis and Steve all
Speaker 1: saying California. They got it. The correct answer is California.
Speaker 3: I gotta remember that little move that they got it.
Speaker 2: I told you fishing questions or not.
Speaker 1: Largemouth bass are native to every state east of the
Speaker 1: Rocky Mountains except for portions of New England. The furthest
Speaker 1: west that native populations in America got were West Texas.
Speaker 1: Despite this, the fish has now been observed in all
Speaker 1: fifty states. Phil has a map there on the screen
Speaker 1: that shows you the native and non native range South Bass.
Speaker 1: The yellow the USGS did. The yellow is their native range.
Speaker 1: The maroon is way they are found but not native.
Speaker 1: What sticks out to you, Steve, when you look at that.
Speaker 3: Map Virginia where they're native to not native?
Speaker 1: That's the most noticeable thing.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm surprised that they're not native in the northeast.
Speaker 1: Sort of creep up there, but not.
Speaker 3: Are you afraid to their ubiquity in Hawaii versus Alaska?
Speaker 1: What's your question?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Well, you ask me what sticks out
Speaker 3: to me, I'm telling you.
Speaker 1: What Maskie like. When you look at that map, you're like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm very surprised.
Speaker 3: The hundredth meridian. The hundredth meridian is basically the divider.
Speaker 1: Okay. Question two, the topic is conservation. This next great
Speaker 1: question when you comes to is via Cara Wagner. I
Speaker 1: was just asking you to look at the map and
Speaker 1: make an observation like, oh, that's funny. The great planes
Speaker 1: like barely get any.
Speaker 3: If you look at the mule Deier range, Okay, plasters
Speaker 3: right along the hundred plasters, right around that same meridian.
Speaker 1: There you go, same as the law Arge Mouth pass.
Speaker 3: There's a Canadian speaking of that. You know that Canadian
Speaker 3: thing you had earlier, that little tidbit about Thanksgiving. Canada's
Speaker 3: ram is tragically hip. They have a song. The hundredth
Speaker 3: meridian is the.
Speaker 6: Great plans begin.
Speaker 1: It's good. One question two topics conservation. This next great
Speaker 1: question comes with via Kara Wagner. This invasive bird, which
Speaker 1: was introduced to North America by Shakespeare enthusiasts, is known
Speaker 1: for its synchronized flight. Steve has it, Brody. Brody thinks
Speaker 1: he's got it right. They're the only ones who seem confident.
Speaker 1: Anna coming up with an answer. Here it is again.
Speaker 1: This invasive bird, which was introduced to North America by
Speaker 1: Shakespeare enthusiasts, is known for its synchronized flight.
Speaker 5: I hated that Shakespeare class in college.
Speaker 3: Yeah I don't like, but you know how many times
Speaker 3: I had to take that I think I had to
Speaker 3: take it in high school, college, and graduate school.
Speaker 1: It was specifically on Shakespeare.
Speaker 3: Oh you like they force that stuff down your throat.
Speaker 1: Man, I feel like that went away at some point.
Speaker 1: They must have.
Speaker 3: I don't know. One of the things I want to
Speaker 3: do when I retire. You know this, I want to
Speaker 3: write a book, you know Shakespeare. When they're mad at
Speaker 3: each other in Shakespeare, they will say knaves.
Speaker 1: It's like an insult.
Speaker 3: Now now it's an insult, a nave k a n
Speaker 3: a V. I'm gonna write a book called Knaves in
Speaker 3: defense of not loving the Bard. And it's gonna be
Speaker 3: a book defending hating Shakespeare because you're meant to. They
Speaker 3: try to make it feel bad for hating them, And
Speaker 3: it's gonna be a book that like supports not liking
Speaker 3: that stuff.
Speaker 1: You think, yes, ma'am, there's.
Speaker 2: An author that he writes about Shakespeare specifically. You should
Speaker 2: have him on talking like you guys love them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I'll have mine when I do my book.
Speaker 1: He's the quest. Actually, one more time. This invasive bird,
Speaker 1: which was introduced to North America by Shakespeare enthusiasts, is
Speaker 1: known for its synchronized flight.
Speaker 3: I just like to joke that Shakespeare stole all his
Speaker 3: stuff from Three's Company, because there's always like people are
Speaker 3: over here in conversations, but they they get it wrong
Speaker 3: and it wasn't being like a big deal, and that's
Speaker 3: like Three's Company. That's a big part of Three's Company.
Speaker 1: Man Steve was talking about how when he hosted Trivia
Speaker 1: he avoided doing pop culture because it's uh favors the
Speaker 1: old folks too much, and then someone pointed out, well, Steve,
Speaker 1: that's just your pop culture spencer.
Speaker 5: Could you name a couple stars of three threes Company
Speaker 5: if you had to?
Speaker 1: John Richard he's dead, the kids don knots. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: have come up with that, but I know who that
Speaker 1: I wouldn't. That's it, mister.
Speaker 9: The only reason I.
Speaker 1: Know John Richards because he what it was his show
Speaker 1: eight Simple Rules, and he had a sitcom where he
Speaker 1: was a classic TV dad. Does everybody have an answer? Yes,
Speaker 1: n no idea the regal Beagle, go ahead and reveal
Speaker 1: your answers. We have Anna saying European, Starling, Randall saying Starling,
Speaker 1: Max saying Mockingbird, Kevin saying Starling Chess. You're saying Pigeon,
Speaker 1: Brody and Jannis and Steve All saying starling that yester.
Speaker 3: Pigeons were introduced on Saint Lawrence Seaway by the French.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is starling heads up. In the late
Speaker 1: nineteenth century, a New York City pharmacist came up with
Speaker 1: the idea to introduce every bird that Shakespeare ever mentioned
Speaker 1: in his writings. Of the sixty species that Shakespeare wrote about,
Speaker 1: the man released about a half dozen of them. Starling's
Speaker 1: were only talked about by Shakespeare once in Henry Act one,
Speaker 1: but that single mention got the man to release sixty
Speaker 1: starlings in Central Park. And there are one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty million starlings in North America today.
Speaker 7: I should have known that because on my way home
Speaker 7: from fishing and hunting with Cal this weekend, I saw
Speaker 7: these big, old, you know, flocks of starlings doing their
Speaker 7: dance synchronized flight.
Speaker 3: Now, I recently read that there's only five species of
Speaker 3: birds that they estimate number in a billion globally, of
Speaker 3: which these are one. But then an ornithologist I told
Speaker 3: that to seem to have a real problem with that.
Speaker 1: I was trying to look up some numbers because I
Speaker 1: was potentially going to word this differently about their like
Speaker 1: the fourth most populous bird in North America. But you
Speaker 1: find wildly different estimates well for bird populations. I think
Speaker 1: starlink some said they were one hundred and fifty million,
Speaker 1: others said they were four hundred million.
Speaker 5: A lot of states. They're fair game open seas.
Speaker 3: Now. The most abundant bird in the world, with the
Speaker 3: widest home range of any bird in the world is
Speaker 3: the English sparrow.
Speaker 5: Those are fair game too, Oi.
Speaker 3: You can eat them anytime you want.
Speaker 1: Question my boy hunts.
Speaker 3: He's been hunting a lot of starlings right now because
Speaker 3: they're in the choke cherries and he fries them in oil.
Speaker 3: Really well, no, it's usually him and his body. Zoo.
Speaker 3: It's like not a big meal.
Speaker 1: Question three, The topic is cooking. What roast is sometimes
Speaker 1: referred to as the hidden tenderloin? What roast sometimes referred
Speaker 1: to as the hidden tenderloin?
Speaker 3: Is the tender loin not hidden? I feel like it's
Speaker 3: kind of tucked away.
Speaker 1: The answer is not tenderloin. Anna, This is a bone
Speaker 1: I'm throwing to you, counting on you to get this correct.
Speaker 1: What what roast is sometimes referred to as the hidden tenderloin?
Speaker 2: I know it's probably cut it out before, but I don't.
Speaker 1: Know, is stumped. We may have a zero percent or
Speaker 1: here you looking it up.
Speaker 7: I think we call these g steaks.
Speaker 3: I don't know the name, you know itaks. I could
Speaker 3: talk about it.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but I think that's okay. Does anybody
Speaker 1: feel okay about that?
Speaker 3: You're what groast? What roast?
Speaker 2: Not?
Speaker 1: Whats what roast? What roast? Sometimes referred to as the hidden.
Speaker 10: So this is a very wild game cooking question. I
Speaker 10: feel like I don't I don't know, I don't think so,
Speaker 10: you don't think so? It's the same pretty universal.
Speaker 1: I would encourage you after this to go to Google
Speaker 1: and type in hidden tenderloin. I think you would be
Speaker 1: impressed with how often this phrase is thrown around about
Speaker 1: this roast? Can you you know sure? Steve has multiple
Speaker 1: answer I'm spoken now, Brody.
Speaker 2: I'm there's a cut called the mock gender. But that's
Speaker 2: all it is. There's no other, Yeah, there's no.
Speaker 1: Brody is arguing with his white board Spencer.
Speaker 6: If you google g sticks, you know what, I will.
Speaker 3: Spencer, which of these should I cross out?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I got some banner for you.
Speaker 10: You know, I spent a week with with Garrett Smith
Speaker 10: uh in Colorado. I was doing most of the cooking
Speaker 10: last week for him and my dad and that guy.
Speaker 4: You can count on him whatever you may.
Speaker 1: It's just like, oh, good dinner, companion.
Speaker 3: Yeah you're like, yeah, thanks, you could give him that banana.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you brought that into your lunch.
Speaker 4: Always have a banana with me.
Speaker 3: Now, good luck.
Speaker 1: Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 1: We have Anna saying I have round, Randalls saying inside round,
Speaker 1: Max saying flank, Kevin saying sirloin star. Without an answer,
Speaker 1: Brody saying I round, Yannis saying eye of round, Steve
Speaker 1: saying football. We have a correct answer in the room.
Speaker 1: It's eye of round, Brody, Janie and Anna got it right.
Speaker 2: Thank god.
Speaker 1: The eye of round is an elongated muscle that's tucked
Speaker 1: inside a deer's hind quarter. It's sandwich between the top
Speaker 1: round and bottom round along the femur. According to Danielle Pruitt,
Speaker 1: it's a roast that you should save for a special
Speaker 1: occasion and treat like a steak.
Speaker 4: Would you accept the t I would.
Speaker 2: Now that's from the other side.
Speaker 10: I disagree about what it might It looks it looks
Speaker 10: like the tenderloin.
Speaker 4: It is nowhere near.
Speaker 1: I didn't name it, Yanni.
Speaker 10: I'm disagreeing. Not that you shouldn't treat it as a steak.
Speaker 10: It's a nice cut of meat. But like if someone
Speaker 10: was like, oh, this is like a tenderloin. Bro here,
Speaker 10: I'm treating you right. Take this thing home and cook it.
Speaker 10: You got that thing's authentic.
Speaker 5: It's it's it's a leg muscle that gets worked pretty good.
Speaker 2: Man around for like chicken fried steaks.
Speaker 10: Pound it out, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, pounded or run
Speaker 10: it through the grinder.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Like question for the topic is biology. This next
Speaker 1: right question comes to us from Nick Sikowski. What element
Speaker 1: in skunk spray is responsible for its pungent smell?
Speaker 6: What the hell?
Speaker 5: What is the definition of element?
Speaker 1: Yeah, not giving you any hints? What element in skunk
Speaker 1: spray is responsible for its pungent smell? So so the
Speaker 1: room is not confused, I'm referring to like an element
Speaker 1: from the periodic table table, like a literal element. What
Speaker 1: element in skunk spray is responsible for its pungent smell?
Speaker 5: That's the definition?
Speaker 6: Should know this. I just ran over a skunk on Sunday.
Speaker 1: I thought I could smell that when you walked in, Randall.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's stuck around. I didn't hit I didn't kill it.
Speaker 8: The person in front of me killed it.
Speaker 1: Oh that's what Anna says when she does the No
Speaker 1: Country for old Men both in the cows. I didn't
Speaker 1: kill it, just stunned it. Yeah, exactly what element in
Speaker 1: skunk spray is responsible for its pungent smell? This is
Speaker 1: question four. The room is not very confident.
Speaker 3: Which I had a periodic table.
Speaker 4: Kevin, how you feeling about it?
Speaker 9: I feel pretty good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you know your periodic table? Well as a
Speaker 1: doctor at one, but Randall, do you know your periodic table?
Speaker 6: Well, no, it's been a while, been a while. The
Speaker 6: noble gases.
Speaker 3: That's where he got lost.
Speaker 8: I like it when you get to the elements that
Speaker 8: are obviously named after other things.
Speaker 1: Like Einsteini.
Speaker 10: I helped my I think it was seventh sound through
Speaker 10: eighth grade class remember antimony, which was SB by telling
Speaker 10: him that to remember s B. Anthony Susan Susan b
Speaker 10: Anthony Trapper.
Speaker 5: Steve is stumped.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, bad. Matter of fact, when I wrote down,
Speaker 3: I'm not convinced it's an element.
Speaker 1: In their mind. I don't know if this is a word,
Speaker 1: because everybody read all. Let's go ahead and reveal your answers, saying.
Speaker 2: Harris, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Randall's saying sul for Max saying so for kept and
Speaker 1: saying sulfur, Chester saying methane. Crowd. Are you saying ammonia
Speaker 1: crossed out sulfur? You're honest saying ammonia. I met sulfur
Speaker 1: with this, but phosphorus blake sulfur. The correct answer is sulfur,
Speaker 1: got it right? Why Why would we give it to
Speaker 1: you for phosphorus?
Speaker 3: I think sulfur is a phosphor, but I was asking
Speaker 3: for the elements. So if it is, don't let me
Speaker 3: look unless you want to argue with her.
Speaker 1: Okay, you looked at up. Skunk spray is a thiel,
Speaker 1: which is an organic compound with sulfur as the principal component.
Speaker 1: Sulfur has a rotten egg smell and is what gives
Speaker 1: a feel. It's gag inducing power. Skunks can accurately accurately
Speaker 1: hit a target from up to twenty feet away. What
Speaker 1: are we learning, Steve?
Speaker 5: Does this count as an argument?
Speaker 1: What are we looking up? Are you trying to phosphorus
Speaker 1: is an element, so then you named a different element.
Speaker 1: We're not going to accept that. Question five, the topic,
Speaker 1: The topic is hunting. Topic is hunting?
Speaker 3: A compound?
Speaker 1: Name the two most owned dog breeds by upland hunters
Speaker 1: in America. What topic is hunting? Name the two most
Speaker 1: owned dog breeds by upland hunters in America. This is
Speaker 1: via the North American Upland Bird Hunting Survey as of
Speaker 1: when twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: Is this like really specific?
Speaker 1: Here's how specific you should be. If you think the
Speaker 1: answer is white tail deer, you can write white tail deer.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't need to write cous deer. I'm sorry if
Speaker 1: you thought the answer was cous deer, just write white
Speaker 1: tail deer. That's good enough. Name the two most owned
Speaker 1: dog breeds by upland hunters in America.
Speaker 6: According to whom?
Speaker 1: Again, this is the North American Upland Bird Hunting Survey.
Speaker 5: Three A good feeling.
Speaker 1: You need two answers for this. If you think the
Speaker 1: answer is cou's deer, you can just write white tailed
Speaker 1: deer instead.
Speaker 3: What's what's there? You got? What's the score?
Speaker 1: Right now? This is question five? We'll get a scoreboard update.
Speaker 1: After this, Steve is expressing confusion. I will let our
Speaker 1: listeners know that prior to the game, Yanni looked at
Speaker 1: Steve's whiteboard and said, Steve, why did you write Seth's
Speaker 1: name on it?
Speaker 3: So I start off on a bad app. I wrote
Speaker 3: someone else's.
Speaker 1: Name for Steve's whiteboard. He literally wrote Seth's name, and
Speaker 1: we have no explanation as to why. Here's the question again,
Speaker 1: name the two most owned dog breeds by upland hunters
Speaker 1: in America. So I need two answers from all of
Speaker 1: our players. Is everybody ready? Dude? Ready? So hot? Ana? Hello?
Speaker 1: Anna is making one change, we'll see go ahead, go
Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answer. We have Anna saying German
Speaker 1: wire hair and English setter, Randall's saying German short hair pointer,
Speaker 1: and lab Max saying GSP and lab, Kevin saying GSP
Speaker 1: and lab Chester and Brody saying GSP and lab, Jiannis
Speaker 1: saying lab An English pointer, Steve Cross saying saying Brittany
Speaker 1: and Springer. The two correct answers are German short hair
Speaker 1: pointer and Labrador retriever. The room did pretty well. This
Speaker 1: is via the North American Upland Bird Hunting survey that
Speaker 1: was conducted by Project Upland They're Polling found that twenty
Speaker 1: one percent of Upland hunters have a German short hair pointer,
Speaker 1: nineteen percent a Labrador retriever, fourteen percent have an English setter,
Speaker 1: eleven percent have a Brittany, and eleven percent have a
Speaker 1: German wire haired pointer.
Speaker 3: And I could just picture some.
Speaker 6: Some watch what you're about to say, some snooty.
Speaker 3: Or sky so I changed it.
Speaker 8: That's actually why why when I asked who it was,
Speaker 8: according like, where you're getting this from? I was wondering
Speaker 8: if they would include lab or not, and I thought
Speaker 8: it seemed like sufficient.
Speaker 3: I thought, I know, but still I wouldn't have wrote
Speaker 3: the other thing down though. Roting is that a word?
Speaker 1: You're really You're really fade man, Phil. We are halfway
Speaker 1: through our game of trivia. Give us a scoreboard update.
Speaker 11: We have a a Chester, Max and Steve all tied
Speaker 11: up with two points, Jannis has three and uh four
Speaker 11: points apiece are Randall, Kevin and Brody in first place.
Speaker 1: Kevin just needed me to write the episode to well.
Speaker 9: I was gunning for Steve when he hosted I could
Speaker 9: beat him.
Speaker 1: There we go.
Speaker 6: Kevin hasn't pattern Spencer.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: Question six, The topic is cooking. This next great question
Speaker 1: comes to us via Steve Benke. This mushroom, which is
Speaker 1: sometimes referred to as a lawyer's wig, commonly grows in parks, backyards,
Speaker 1: and ditches. Topic is cooking. This mushroom, which is sometimes
Speaker 1: sometimes referred to as a lawyer's wig, commonly grows in parks, backyards,
Speaker 1: and ditches. Steve is confident he has the right answer. Steve,
Speaker 1: you have this one.
Speaker 6: Look like you fell.
Speaker 1: He's making it worse, but for us that means he's
Speaker 1: making it better.
Speaker 4: He likes to smell that mark. What do you got
Speaker 4: an edible mushroom?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Just the topic is cooking, so but what not to cook?
Speaker 1: Brodie? How do you feel about your answers?
Speaker 5: Oh, man, I'm not a mush like if it's not
Speaker 5: a morell or chantrelle, I don't really care.
Speaker 3: Okay, he's trying to put it like that. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Sure that he doesn't know.
Speaker 1: This mushroom, which is sometimes referred to as a lawyer's wig,
Speaker 1: commonly grows in parks, backyards, and ditches.
Speaker 4: We got a lawyer coming up. It's a guest here.
Speaker 1: A lawyer's wig. Does that change your answer? Chess?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean yes for sure, but I can't think
Speaker 7: of what I want to write down.
Speaker 1: What's the lawyer coming up? Is it the corner crossing lawyer?
Speaker 1: It's great? Is that fellow and outdoorsman himself a bottom? Okay,
Speaker 1: loll learn something out? Does everybody have an answer? Go
Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Anna saying puffball,
Speaker 1: Randall saying Krusty's, Max saying the little brown mushroom, Kevin
Speaker 1: saying chantrelle. Chess, you're saying turkey tail, Brody saying shaggy mane.
Speaker 1: Yannas saying shaggy mane. Steve saying shaggy man.
Speaker 3: The time of year I saw one today?
Speaker 1: They got it. The correct answer is shaggy Maine.
Speaker 3: They could come up. They could come up through broken asphalt.
Speaker 1: Very impressive. And that time of year is like any
Speaker 1: time of year that it's even.
Speaker 3: They like they'll.
Speaker 1: Grow anytime when you got rained between.
Speaker 10: If anybody in this room is interested, I have a
Speaker 10: big old patch available shaggy Man's.
Speaker 3: It tastes like asparagus, and they do not freeze well
Speaker 3: yet to pre cook them and then freeze them do
Speaker 3: you see, you cook them if you freeze them though
Speaker 3: this turned ink Yanni.
Speaker 1: Do you spray the area where these things are located?
Speaker 4: No, they're at my neighbors.
Speaker 1: I'd be interested. Love shaggy manes. As the name implies,
Speaker 1: they have a texture camp that resembles the lawyer's wig
Speaker 1: that used to be common in British courtrooms. Shaggy Man's
Speaker 1: regularly show up after rain and are just as common
Speaker 1: in urban areas as they are in nature. They are
Speaker 1: considered a choice edible mushroom and they work great on
Speaker 1: steaks or burgers.
Speaker 3: Can I tell you something I never heard lawyer's wig.
Speaker 1: Is inferred, but they look like a lawyer's wig, and
Speaker 1: they're one of those few edible mushrooms that grows right
Speaker 1: in your backyard.
Speaker 3: I feel like you do a lot of those. To
Speaker 3: be honest with you, Where you have a like a
Speaker 3: known as and you're known as is not something that
Speaker 3: is known as.
Speaker 1: It's part of trivia Question seven. The topic is conservation.
Speaker 1: Name one of the two federal agencies that administer the
Speaker 1: endangered species list name one of the two federal agencies
Speaker 1: that administer the endangered species The room is very confident
Speaker 1: unlike the mushroom question that we just had. I need
Speaker 1: you to name one of the two federal agencies that
Speaker 1: administer the endangered species list.
Speaker 3: I'm on fire.
Speaker 5: Coming back because it's hot.
Speaker 1: This question seven? How do we do that? Phil? Our
Speaker 1: all podcast studios just warm by nature?
Speaker 11: I mean, yeah, there's usually a lot of expensive air
Speaker 11: circulation happening.
Speaker 1: Did you did you notice that when we were like
Speaker 1: in serious or we're in serious studio?
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, no, spotify that here. I don't know, it
Speaker 11: doesn't It doesn't help that are the air to this
Speaker 11: room is just connected to the whole building.
Speaker 4: So it's cold outside.
Speaker 11: It's just gonna hat the whole building, including this room
Speaker 11: where we've got lights and cameras and ten people sitting around.
Speaker 6: A lot of breath, a lot of breath.
Speaker 1: Everybody have an answer. Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: We have.
Speaker 1: Ann are saying E P. A. Randall's saying US Fish
Speaker 1: and why Life Service, Max saying US Fish and Wildlife Service,
Speaker 1: Kevin saying US Fish and Wildlife Service, Chester saying them
Speaker 1: of the Interior.
Speaker 9: Vin say, it's a federal one.
Speaker 1: Wildlife Service, Rody saying US Fish question Yanni and Steve
Speaker 1: saying into what someone wrote. The correct answer is the
Speaker 1: US Fish and Wildlife Service or the National Marine Fishery Service,
Speaker 1: which is also known as the Noah Fisheries. The National
Speaker 1: Marine Fishery Service, which is part of the Department of Commerce,
Speaker 1: manages the marine portion of the Endangered Species list. The
Speaker 1: US Fish and Wildlife Service, which is part of the
Speaker 1: Department of the Interior, manages everything else. The two agencies
Speaker 1: are responsible for decisions like listing and delisting, designating critical habitat,
Speaker 1: and developing recovery plans. Question eight. The topic is woodsmanship.
Speaker 1: This is our listener question of the week, which was
Speaker 1: one by Evan Hardele for sending this great question. Evan
Speaker 1: is going to get a book signed by Steve. If
Speaker 1: you want a chance to win a listener Question of
Speaker 1: the Week and send your question to Trivia at the
Speaker 1: meadeater dot com. The topic is woodsmanship. Name two of
Speaker 1: the five states with the most tornadoes since two thousand
Speaker 1: and eight. Max is very confident. Max, you got this
Speaker 1: one right. You think the topic is woodsmanship. I need
Speaker 1: you to name two of the five states with the
Speaker 1: most tornadoes since two thousand and eight, so you know
Speaker 1: your risk factor when you're.
Speaker 6: Going out of the woods.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, yep, Like, am I gonna get hit by
Speaker 1: a hurricane? Is there going to be a blizzard coming?
Speaker 1: Or am I going to get struck down by a tornado?
Speaker 1: Name two of the five states with the most tornadoes
Speaker 1: since two thousand and eight. Our room looks like they're
Speaker 1: feeling good, Kevin, is are these trivia questions more your
Speaker 1: speed now that I'm in the host seat instead.
Speaker 9: Of are you asking me if Steve's questions suck?
Speaker 1: You can answer it however you'd like. I mean, you
Speaker 1: are his dentist. That gives you some power to Yeah.
Speaker 12: What I have always enjoyed about your trivia show is
Speaker 12: I can do very well on average and then drop
Speaker 12: a two. I can drop a deuce like that. Usually
Speaker 12: I feel like I'm still around at question eight. I
Speaker 12: don't know if I'm going to be there today.
Speaker 1: Well, this is question eight. We'll get a leaderboard update
Speaker 1: from philm after this. Does everybody have two states written?
Speaker 1: Two of the five states of.
Speaker 8: The two I was listening, I'm having a hard time
Speaker 8: with reading cover you, but that would reveal that I'm
Speaker 8: looking at your board.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Now, Max was watching Randall that whole time with
Speaker 1: a grin on his face because he knew and only
Speaker 1: had one answer. Good looking at everybody, Go ahead and
Speaker 1: reveal your answers. We have Anna saying Kansas and Oklahoma,
Speaker 1: Randall saying Missouri and Kansas. Max saying Oklahoma and Kansas.
Speaker 1: Kevin sang Alabama and Kansas. Chester saying Florida and Kansas,
Speaker 1: Brody saying Kansas and Illinois. Jannis saying Oklahoma, Kansas, Steve
Speaker 1: saying Arkansas and Missouri. The five states are Texas, Mississippi, Kansas, Alabama,
Speaker 1: and Louisiana. I think did anybody get was the only one?
Speaker 3: Kevin?
Speaker 1: Well done? Kevin Kansas that.
Speaker 3: Wants to kill that witch Kansas Kansas bias.
Speaker 1: This information is via a study done by the Insurance
Speaker 1: Information Institute. Since two thousand and eight, Texas has averaged
Speaker 1: one hundred tornadoes per year, which leads the country. That's
Speaker 1: followed by Mississippi with one o two, Kansas with eighty seven,
Speaker 1: Alabama with eighty three, and Louisiana with sixty three. Just
Speaker 1: missing the top five. We're Illinois, Iowa, Georgia, Oklahoma, and Nebraska.
Speaker 3: Where's our tornado alley?
Speaker 1: Tornado alley? I think it's from like Texas to I
Speaker 1: don't know, Illinois and the Great Plains. I think it's
Speaker 1: a whole Greatlahoa.
Speaker 3: I wrote art down my clays. There's all those trees
Speaker 3: levels down by the toad.
Speaker 5: Do you ever hear that Brent Reeves story about killing
Speaker 5: a gobbler in a tornado?
Speaker 1: That's right, yeah, film, We have two questions left. Where
Speaker 1: does our leaderboard stand?
Speaker 11: Geez buh, Chester and Anna have two points apiece, Max
Speaker 11: has three and all of them will not be able
Speaker 11: to catch up. But Steve has four points. Randal and
Speaker 11: Giannis are tied up with five, and tied up in
Speaker 11: first place are Brody, Henderson and Kevin the Dentist and
Speaker 11: the guest playing a great game? How many points have
Speaker 11: six points?
Speaker 1: Six points? Two questions left? Question nine The topic is fishing.
Speaker 1: This five letter word refers to the fixture on docks
Speaker 1: and boats that acts as a tie down point for rope.
Speaker 1: Randall's got it, Steve and Brody and Giannis and Kevin
Speaker 1: will have it as well.
Speaker 8: Game Chang, Yes, I feel like you need to get
Speaker 8: Questions nine and ten need to bring the heat.
Speaker 3: Well, he should have nines and tens in his pocket.
Speaker 3: For when there's like a you know, yeah, some points.
Speaker 3: That's what I was getting at. There's some questions where
Speaker 3: he's like, just things only I'll know from when I'm behind.
Speaker 1: As reading the room. Here, it looks like five people
Speaker 1: have this right, three will not. Here's the question again.
Speaker 1: This five letter word refers to the fixture warts and
Speaker 1: boats that acts as a tie down point.
Speaker 3: Laugh, Chess, you can't figure this out, Chess.
Speaker 1: Ben warned that he's going to laugh. If you can't
Speaker 1: figure out, give us a preview.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go.
Speaker 4: Chester.
Speaker 1: That's what's on the line here.
Speaker 5: Chesster been pouring all his energy into taking care of.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 2: Have you seen those videos of guys like throwing the
Speaker 2: ropes around these things and they're so good at it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Max Drew one.
Speaker 1: We're not going to give him credit, but he did
Speaker 1: draw on you, Drew.
Speaker 4: Chester.
Speaker 1: What do we have for lunch today?
Speaker 7: I didn't eat anything.
Speaker 3: I came from a shoot.
Speaker 1: Dang Chester. Steve's working. That's why, so I don't need
Speaker 1: the second one. He does actually want giving up just
Speaker 1: walking out. Okay, ready, go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 1: We have anna without an answer, Randall saying cleat Max
Speaker 1: drew what appears to be a cleat. Kevin, he says
Speaker 1: cleat Chester without an answer. Brody and Giannis and Steve
Speaker 1: all say cleete. They got it. The correct answer is
Speaker 1: I think boat cleats had been around for thousands of
Speaker 1: years and were independently developed by different cultures. The most
Speaker 1: popular cleat today, which is known as a horn cleat,
Speaker 1: dates back to the eighteenth century. Some other modern iterations
Speaker 1: of the cleat include the jam cleat, the clam cleat,
Speaker 1: and the zigzag cleat.
Speaker 3: I like zigzag cleats quite a bit, but I like
Speaker 3: him on the boat.
Speaker 1: Mmmm. I wish you had a picture of zig zag cleet.
Speaker 3: I'll show you one.
Speaker 1: He's gonna draw one for us while Phil gives the
Speaker 1: scoreboard up date.
Speaker 5: Steve has erased his name from his board because given up.
Speaker 11: We've got Giannis and Randall with six points, and Brody
Speaker 11: and Kevin was.
Speaker 3: Here's the top down view of a z cleat.
Speaker 1: That's that's exactly what it looks like. Hmm.
Speaker 4: And that's all you gotta do. You don't have.
Speaker 3: Proved on a side of view. These look like this as.
Speaker 1: Long as there's pressure from both sides.
Speaker 3: So you lay the rope in that like the rope
Speaker 3: laze like this?
Speaker 11: Yeah, you want to hold that up for the class.
Speaker 1: Very good question. Ten, the topic is shooting. This the
Speaker 1: last great question comes to look.
Speaker 3: At that picture? Know exactly what they were looking at?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Tell me what one of the H is in four
Speaker 1: H stands for? And this is the organization that holds
Speaker 1: the youth shooting competitions.
Speaker 3: God give you the.
Speaker 1: Sure well Steve, Steve has all the confidence. I think
Speaker 1: he's the only one I know all the h really
Speaker 1: very impressive. Again, the topic shooting, I need you to
Speaker 1: tell me what one of the H is in four
Speaker 1: H stands for? Is in the organization that holds youth
Speaker 1: shooting competition? Steve is very sure of his answer. Is
Speaker 1: anyone else competent? Anna? Do you have this one?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: You do?
Speaker 2: You?
Speaker 1: Okay? What'd you do in four H? Oh?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Start with an H.
Speaker 1: Did you ever win any sheep?
Speaker 4: Or Baker's?
Speaker 2: I think I won a Blue state for like peanut
Speaker 2: butter cookies or something.
Speaker 1: Wow, legendary Baker. Then here is still in this Gianni
Speaker 1: is in it? I think we have Kevin Randall. Randall,
Speaker 1: do you have one of the hs? No?
Speaker 6: I don't. I'd rather tell you what the four stands for.
Speaker 6: I think I have a pretty good guess.
Speaker 1: But Kevin, do you have one of the ages? Brody
Speaker 1: do you have one of the I have no idea, Johnnie,
Speaker 1: do you have one of the ages? I believe so
Speaker 1: I'll okay this.
Speaker 3: This would have almost caught me up if this has happened.
Speaker 1: Twice, if we'd made it a four pointer, I think
Speaker 1: he'd be right there.
Speaker 2: I will say I've killed a lot of fourage animals.
Speaker 1: So, okay, is everybody ready? Randall, I'm adding to my answer.
Speaker 6: I'm adding word answer.
Speaker 1: Okay, just one word, though, is all we're looking for.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Anna saying heart,
Speaker 1: Randall's saying homemaking, Max saying harvest, Kevin saying homemaker, Chester
Speaker 1: saying heart, Brody saying home, crossed out, horticulture, Honest saying horse,
Speaker 1: Steve saying heart, Steve, tell him what the four? Ah
Speaker 1: isn't it?
Speaker 3: Hands? Heart, head and health?
Speaker 1: Headed, hearts, hands and health.
Speaker 7: I pledge my head for greater thinking, my heart to
Speaker 7: grow greater loyalty, my hands.
Speaker 1: To You're getting to the fact, have to reach my head.
Speaker 7: To greater thinking, my heart to greater low team, my
Speaker 7: hands to larger service, maybe keep going, and my health
Speaker 7: in my house, to.
Speaker 1: To better living for my club, my community, my country,
Speaker 1: and my world. The one era you had Chester was
Speaker 1: I pledged my head to clearer thinking, not greater thinking.
Speaker 1: But I'm very impressed that you and Anna knew that much.
Speaker 5: Remember that you couldn't remember.
Speaker 6: That could have been anybody's game.
Speaker 1: They teach six disciplines in shooting that are archery, air rifle,
Speaker 1: air pistol, shotgun, muzzleloader, twenty two rifle, and twenty two pistol. Phil,
Speaker 1: I don't even know what happened there. Do we have
Speaker 1: a winning.
Speaker 11: Fagle for our leaders? So Brody and Kevin are tied
Speaker 11: up with seven.
Speaker 1: Points, and nobody joined them. Then nobody joined, Okay, Kevin
Speaker 1: and you sure you got?
Speaker 3: Everybody want to point out where.
Speaker 11: Steve, Jannis and Randall all have six points and they
Speaker 11: did a very good job.
Speaker 4: We're all proud.
Speaker 6: I think I think all four of those h's are
Speaker 6: off brand.
Speaker 1: But we were down to Brody and Kevin going to
Speaker 1: overtime played the drop, Phil.
Speaker 4: Possible, guess where.
Speaker 3: I think just cut it at if you ain't first
Speaker 3: your last and then like going to other stuff.
Speaker 1: It's funny.
Speaker 3: I never liked it a Phil off Man.
Speaker 5: The tie breaker is a new Year. The first time
Speaker 5: I ever met Kevin. I wanted a week ago, a
Speaker 5: little over a week ago, and he walks up to me.
Speaker 5: He's like, I really like beating you at trivia.
Speaker 4: Know, and here we are.
Speaker 1: Now his chance remember that Mark Kevin will have his
Speaker 1: chance here. The tie breaking topic is hunting. This is
Speaker 1: a nu miracle question. Whoever is the close between Brody
Speaker 1: and Kevin will be declared the winner here it is
Speaker 1: how many animals in the Boone and Crockett record book
Speaker 1: are split into typical and non typical categories. Wow, everyone
Speaker 1: in the room should play along. If somebody were to
Speaker 1: get it right on the nose, we will add an
Speaker 1: extra one dollar donation at the end of the game.
Speaker 1: The only answers that we really care about are from
Speaker 1: Kevin and Brody, though they need to tell me how
Speaker 1: many animals and the Boone and crocket record book are
Speaker 1: split into typical and non typical categories. I see both
Speaker 1: of them doing some list making over there.
Speaker 4: I'm making a list too.
Speaker 1: Okay, random with a quick answer He doesn't care for
Speaker 1: the extra hundred dollars donation. He just wants.
Speaker 4: To get it over there.
Speaker 3: How do you know?
Speaker 1: You just know.
Speaker 6: I was just able to come to my guests.
Speaker 3: I know you're not going to answer this, but you
Speaker 3: know what I'm wondering about is how much split is
Speaker 3: going on?
Speaker 1: Gonna not gonna be? This is a Boone and Crocket
Speaker 1: record book. You need to tell me how many animals
Speaker 1: they have split into typical and non typical categories. Kevin,
Speaker 1: do you have any critters in the Boone and Crocket
Speaker 1: record book?
Speaker 12: I've never submitted one. I got a mountain goat that's worthy.
Speaker 12: I have six years ago that I had green scored.
Speaker 1: Okay, any other animals that would make it in there.
Speaker 12: I've got about one hundred and twenty six of blacktails,
Speaker 12: but I've never scored any of them.
Speaker 1: Okay, one of them.
Speaker 9: Maybe I grew up up there.
Speaker 1: Brody. Have you ever killed a Boone and Crocket critter? Uh? Yes?
Speaker 5: Two?
Speaker 1: Okay, literally, don't let's not.
Speaker 5: Let's not Crocket minimum.
Speaker 1: Is everybody ready with an answer?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: With the deductions and everything?
Speaker 5: Maybe not. I don't know a.
Speaker 3: Black bear for sure, there's no deductions.
Speaker 9: Was that a non typical black beard?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Actually pretty?
Speaker 1: Is everybody ready?
Speaker 8: I feel like people kill three legged bears every now
Speaker 8: and then?
Speaker 1: Tripod? Mm hmm. Under Brody and Kevin, how do you
Speaker 1: know he doesn't have it?
Speaker 4: Would you ask me?
Speaker 1: How do you feel about your answer?
Speaker 4: Solid?
Speaker 1: You think you have it on the nose? No, Brody,
Speaker 1: are we ready?
Speaker 4: I kill with the number and then added three. Go
Speaker 4: ahead and.
Speaker 1: Reveal your answers. We have Anna sang four, Randall sang nine,
Speaker 1: Max sang nine, Chester saying seven, Yanna sang twelve, Steve
Speaker 1: saying eight. We have Brody saying fourteen, and Kevin saying seven.
Speaker 1: One of you is one off from the correct answer
Speaker 1: between Brody and Kevin.
Speaker 4: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is six. Kevin is a winner.
Speaker 3: Well done, I got closer than Brody.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, it's great. What the six animals are? Do
Speaker 1: you want to name them? Do you think you know them?
Speaker 9: Roosevelt, Rocky Mountain and Tuli, elk sick black tail mule deer.
Speaker 1: And white tail American elk, Columbia black tail mule deer,
Speaker 1: sick of black tail, white tailed deer and COO's white
Speaker 1: tail moose is not a well done Kevin.
Speaker 5: Everything doesn't matter how you get there, Kevin announced, Cora.
Speaker 1: Kevin announced before the mics were on that on the
Speaker 1: what on his drive over here he started to think
Speaker 1: about who he would donate to, but he was worried
Speaker 1: he was getting too far down that path, so he
Speaker 1: stopped himself from coming up with a final answer. Kevin,
Speaker 1: you've now had a chance to think about. Where is
Speaker 1: the five hundred dollars donation from meat Eater going to go.
Speaker 9: The Rocky Mountain Goat Alliance?
Speaker 1: What do you like about them?
Speaker 12: My happy place is looking down on mountain goats, and
Speaker 12: I've been fortunate enough to do it a lot.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 12: They're actually indirectly why I'm here. The founder, Pete Munich,
Speaker 12: was on your show years ago and talking about the Alliance.
Speaker 12: I became a life member the next day and continue
Speaker 12: to support him. They go out and try and support
Speaker 12: fishing bio biology departments by doing annual counts every year
Speaker 12: and working on research.
Speaker 1: Well done, Cannibal Steve talked you up as a valid competitor,
Speaker 1: and here he is now in the winner's chair.
Speaker 9: Well, you're only right down the road.
Speaker 1: We'll have you back against some time. Thank you, Kevin.
Speaker 1: Join us next time for more Meat Eater trivia game show,
Speaker 1: go see Doctor Yes the only discounts Boon and Crocks.
Speaker 4: Let's get out.
Speaker 3: Meeting her twenty for twenty years off your next film.
Speaker 3: Three Feelings.
Speaker 5: I'm pretty sure I have a patient in my chair,
Speaker 5: so okay, that's a good thing you want.
Speaker 3: Does that act like you were in the other room, dude,