Speaker 1: Per It's Me Podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Me Trivia, the only game show where conservation
Speaker 2: always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Arthan. Today we're
Speaker 2: joined by Jannis Poutellis, Ryan Callahan, Mackenzie, elm Quist, Randall Williams,
Speaker 2: Maddie Layman, Seth Morris and Hunter Spencer. This is a
Speaker 2: ten round quiz show with questions from Mead Theater's four
Speaker 2: verticals which are hunting, Fishing, conservation and cooking, and there
Speaker 2: is a prize. Meat eater will donate five hundred dollars
Speaker 2: to the conservation organization of the winners choosing for the
Speaker 2: start of the week. This week we're looking at our
Speaker 2: best performers in the hunting category for those who have
Speaker 2: been to a minimum of five shows. The leader in
Speaker 2: the pack, Do you want to make a prediction? And
Speaker 2: who has Who's our best player in the hunting category
Speaker 2: Randall Brody also going.
Speaker 3: To say Brody.
Speaker 2: The leader of the pack is Brody, who gets seventy
Speaker 2: three percent percent of hunting questions right. That's that's followed
Speaker 2: by Randall at sixty seven percent, Hunter at sixty four percent,
Speaker 2: Giannis at sixty percent, Steve at fifty five percent, cal
Speaker 2: at fifty two percent and Mark Kenyon at fifty percent.
Speaker 2: They are our only players who get more than half
Speaker 2: of their hunting questions correct. Brody though seventy three percent
Speaker 2: three out of four hunting.
Speaker 4: I think we could do a thing where we just
Speaker 4: don't mentioned Brody unless he's here.
Speaker 2: Oh about that interesting, you've broken the rule multiple times.
Speaker 2: Here's our zero percenter question of the week, which tests
Speaker 2: how much knowledge players have retained from previous games previous games.
Speaker 2: This question was from episode three fifty seven. The topic
Speaker 2: was biology, and nobody got it right. It was also
Speaker 2: the second ever time that we had a zero percenter
Speaker 2: on a multiple choice question. Here it is, according to
Speaker 2: a nineteen eighty one study in the Journal of Mammology,
Speaker 2: what North American mammal has the most color variations? Was
Speaker 2: it black bear, fox squirrel, eastern cottontail rabbit, or red fox.
Speaker 2: I know that Hunter knows this, so we're going to
Speaker 2: let someone else answer. What do you think the answer is?
Speaker 2: Which one of those has the most color variations? Fox squirrel,
Speaker 2: red fox? Fox squirrel was right. Nobody got it right
Speaker 2: the day that we played, though, they said fox squirrels
Speaker 2: are commonly found in gray, silver, brown, cream, red, beige,
Speaker 2: and black, and that Florida alone has six distinct colors
Speaker 2: of fox squirrel.
Speaker 5: Well it was a total when like twenty four or five.
Speaker 2: I don't remember. I think they had a specific number,
Speaker 2: but they talked about how you can have like the
Speaker 2: dorsal hairs can be a different color, they can have
Speaker 2: a different color tail. Sometimes their heads are even a
Speaker 2: little bit different. But the most diverse in North America
Speaker 2: for mammals.
Speaker 4: The only reason I got that right is because I
Speaker 4: knew that no one got it right previously, so I
Speaker 4: just went with.
Speaker 2: The eastern cottontail rabbit. That could be a bad answer too, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you said that one. We have some housekeeping to get to.
Speaker 2: In a previous game of trivia, we had a question
Speaker 2: about states with the most tornadoes. This prompted someone in
Speaker 2: the room to ask what the boundaries of Tornado Alley are,
Speaker 2: which it turns out there are none. Tornado Alley is
Speaker 2: a loosely defined area that stretches as far south as Texas,
Speaker 2: to as far north as North Dakota, to as far
Speaker 2: west as Wyoming, and to as far east as Ohio.
Speaker 2: Most agree that the primary alley is the Great Plains,
Speaker 2: but new research suggests this is shifting east. Since nineteen
Speaker 2: seventy nine, there have been fewer twisters in the heart
Speaker 2: of Tornado Alley and more tornadoes in places such as Tennessee, Mississippi,
Speaker 2: and Arkansas. This has inspired meteorologists to create the nickname
Speaker 2: Dixie Alley, which refers to the Mississippi Valley and Tennessee
Speaker 2: Valley where tornadoes are prevalent. Cal have you how many
Speaker 2: tornadoes have you experienced in Montana?
Speaker 6: I've seen funnel clouds.
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean that's the closest threat.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, absolutely about Nadho.
Speaker 2: You lived in Idaho for a little bit.
Speaker 6: No, not neck of the woods.
Speaker 2: Kind of miss having that little threat of severe weather
Speaker 2: living out here.
Speaker 6: It's amazing when you see one right like, oh that
Speaker 6: there's no mistaking what it is.
Speaker 7: That's neat.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I don't need to feel the power.
Speaker 1: We didn't see the funnel cloud.
Speaker 4: But we were canoeing the breaks one time and had
Speaker 4: a crazy storm and we had to pull off the
Speaker 4: river like four or five times, and lightning and thunder
Speaker 4: and all that. And when we got out, we went
Speaker 4: to the bar and they're like, oh, you guys were
Speaker 4: out in the tornado. It would have been a lot
Speaker 4: more fun had we been able to say we saw it,
Speaker 4: but apparently we were in the tournament.
Speaker 2: You were the tornado.
Speaker 6: Yeah, water spouts seemed like water spouts, you know, four
Speaker 6: pack andy and stuff. They exposed bodies. Those are impressive too.
Speaker 2: Eastern Washington. They must be like the dust Devil capital
Speaker 2: of the world. Those things are crazy. They're everywhere I
Speaker 2: had and we were driving through. I had to point
Speaker 2: out to my wife all the time, like dust devil,
Speaker 2: dust devil. And then within like five minutes because not
Speaker 2: unique anymore. The Shelby inext for today's round is a five,
Speaker 2: So I'm putting us perfect game alert. With that, We're
Speaker 2: onto the game of trivia. Play the drop Phil.
Speaker 5: Yep, that's the clot.
Speaker 1: I need to know what I stand everything? How's that
Speaker 1: just tend to win everything?
Speaker 6: It'd be fun to put that little bit conversation in
Speaker 6: a bunch of different contexts and be like, which one
Speaker 6: is the most appropriate?
Speaker 2: Which conversation the what do I stand when? Question one?
Speaker 2: The topic is haunting and has always this is multiple choice.
Speaker 2: Which of these animals has the highest minimum score in
Speaker 2: the Pope and Young Record books? Is it a typical
Speaker 2: Colombian blacktail, deer, Canada, moose, Alaska, brown bear, or rocky
Speaker 2: mountain goat. Which of these animals has the highest minimum
Speaker 2: score in the Pope Young Record Books.
Speaker 7: Your four choices, so let's just say it, the four choices.
Speaker 7: If the minimum for those four was one inch, two inch,
Speaker 7: three inch, and four inch, you would want us to
Speaker 7: write down the one that has four inches, one that
Speaker 7: has four inches.
Speaker 2: The highest minimum score. Your four choices are a typical
Speaker 2: Colombian black tail, deer, Canada, moose, Alaska, brown bear, rocky
Speaker 2: mountain goat.
Speaker 6: And we're just doing the boring version of this where
Speaker 6: you just right.
Speaker 2: We need to time travel again here, cal this episode
Speaker 2: is coming out before we have an episode where we
Speaker 2: put a new twist on it. We do not score
Speaker 2: the game by one point at a time. We do
Speaker 2: something a little bit differently, and that will come out here.
Speaker 5: Let's not reference the winners or losers of the creator.
Speaker 1: Rift in the space time continuum.
Speaker 2: Which of these animals that are listening to this minimum
Speaker 2: score in the Pope and Young Record books typical Colombian blacktail, deer, Canada, moose, Alaska,
Speaker 2: brown bear, rocky mountain goat. Does everybody have an answer?
Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers with Seth saying moose,
Speaker 2: Cal saying typical Columbia blacktail hunter sang blast tail. Maddie
Speaker 2: sang Alaska brown bear. Mackenzie sang Alaska brown bear, Yanni
Speaker 2: saying moose. Randall saying moose. The correct answer is moose.
Speaker 2: But this is so typical you folks got it right.
Speaker 2: A an Alaska brown bear minimum score is twenty, A
Speaker 2: Rocky Mountain goat is forty, a typical Colombian blacktail deer
Speaker 2: is ninety five, and a Canada moose is one thirty five.
Speaker 2: The Pope and Young world record Canada moose was two
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty two inches and it was killed in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty eight in Quebec. The world record velvet Canada
Speaker 2: moose was one hundred and sixty eight inches and was
Speaker 2: killed in two thousand and three in Alberta.
Speaker 6: So are you just saying, like, was this question the
Speaker 6: biggest number? Yes, and so it didn't matter per species.
Speaker 6: I was thinking you were asking if you wanted to
Speaker 6: go get an easy p and y record this one
Speaker 6: if you just draw the tag and shoot it with
Speaker 6: an arrow you will be in the Pope and Young
Speaker 6: record books.
Speaker 2: Now we said the highest minimum score. The way they
Speaker 2: list their scores is the minimum score to get in
Speaker 2: for a typical white tail is one twenty five. So
Speaker 2: we're looking at the highest minimum which.
Speaker 6: I think you're thinking of the most entries, easiest entries, right,
Speaker 6: So like like you kill an antelope with your bow. Uh,
Speaker 6: it's pretty damn easy to get a Pope and Young antelope.
Speaker 2: In that case. Cal I think you still would have
Speaker 2: been wrong because the Alaska brown bears is a twenty
Speaker 2: and the Columbia Blacktails in ninety five. I think the
Speaker 2: room understood we're gonna move on question two.
Speaker 6: I am not a part of the room, or I was.
Speaker 1: I got another version of that question where a goat
Speaker 1: was the right answer.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm just joking.
Speaker 7: Question too.
Speaker 2: The topic is biology. This next great question comes to
Speaker 2: us via Ryan Bates. This cavity nester is the only
Speaker 2: duck in North America that produces two broods in one year.
Speaker 2: Yanni with a very cartoonish response. He said a ya
Speaker 2: ya ya when he heard the question topic is biology.
Speaker 2: This cavity nester is the only duck in North America
Speaker 2: that produces two broods in one year. Maddie, you seem confident.
Speaker 2: Do you have this one right? No?
Speaker 3: Okay, a duck name that I know.
Speaker 6: I am confident about naming a duck.
Speaker 2: This cavity Nester is the only duck in North America
Speaker 2: that produce his two broods in one year? Does everybody
Speaker 2: have an answer? Randall? I do, go ahead and reveal
Speaker 2: your answers. We have Seth saying wood duck, cal saying
Speaker 2: wood duck, Hunter saying Spoonbill, Maddie saying Mallard, Mackenzie saying
Speaker 2: ruddy duck, Giannis saying wood duck, Randall saying tundra swan.
Speaker 1: I spencer les questions about thunder swans.
Speaker 2: He wanted he wanted to poke at me so terribly
Speaker 2: that he went with something that wasn't even a duck,
Speaker 2: despite I was gonna get daph duck. The correct answer
Speaker 2: is wood duck. A few folks got it. A wood
Speaker 2: duck will produce six to fifteen eggs each time. In
Speaker 2: the North, they only have one brood per year, but
Speaker 2: in the South they'll sometimes produce two broods each year.
Speaker 2: One study found that they're more likely to have a
Speaker 2: second brood in years where the nesting season is his longest,
Speaker 2: and that the first nesting always has more eggs.
Speaker 6: That's where they get that saying about Southern ducks. You
Speaker 6: know they're a little more promiscuous.
Speaker 2: Okay, did you know that one cal they'll kick out
Speaker 2: two broods a year sometimes? I did you did? Okay?
Speaker 2: I think some of our other players.
Speaker 7: They will they kick out a second one if the
Speaker 7: first one is successful.
Speaker 2: I think so. So they have.
Speaker 7: Two successful bruises.
Speaker 2: I think they're learning a lot about It's only like
Speaker 2: twenty percent of them, even in the South that will
Speaker 2: do the second brood. Question three, The topic is public lands.
Speaker 2: What California National Park shares its name with a Toyota
Speaker 2: sport utility vehicle? Randall seems to have it. Cal Yanni
Speaker 2: and Hunter are joining them with answers. Is the question again?
Speaker 2: What California National Park shares its name with a Toyota
Speaker 2: sport utility vehicle? Kenzie is trying to think of all
Speaker 2: the national parks she knows in California.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: How many can you think of?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm just thinking about Toyotas.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, going that route instead. Maybe that's a better
Speaker 2: way to come up with the right answers. You can
Speaker 2: take two ways to get there. Think of the nations
Speaker 2: in California or the SUVs that you know what? California
Speaker 2: National Park shares its name with a Toyota sport utility vehicle. Yanni,
Speaker 2: do you have this one right?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 3: I'm blinking right now, like so hard.
Speaker 2: Sam cal do you have this one right?
Speaker 6: I have a Toyota written down.
Speaker 2: Okay, you ever owned an SUV in your life?
Speaker 3: Oh? I know that was no suv?
Speaker 8: I did.
Speaker 6: I had a Toyota truck.
Speaker 7: I just want to blurt out Toyota model names right now.
Speaker 6: When I was hiking through what were you doing hiking
Speaker 6: through Corolla for hyaking?
Speaker 7: I didn't know if that if you're hiking or kayaking?
Speaker 6: Oh, it was just I've been mentally abused talking about
Speaker 6: things so many times in this game.
Speaker 1: TRD off Road Package National Park.
Speaker 2: Seth, you think you have a better chance at thinking
Speaker 2: of the SUVs or the California National Parks? You have
Speaker 2: no answer right now?
Speaker 8: Definitely, Well, m I don't know.
Speaker 2: Everybody else ready, I don't know Seth used to.
Speaker 7: Be a Toyota man.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but they want named after.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. Yes,
Speaker 2: Seth without an answer, cal and Hunter saying Sequoya. Maddie
Speaker 2: without an answer, Mackenzie and Jannis and Randall all saying Sequoya.
Speaker 2: They got it.
Speaker 8: That makes me feel better. I thought it was gonna
Speaker 8: be something very obvious.
Speaker 2: Correct answer, Sekoya.
Speaker 6: Doesn't it just sound like?
Speaker 7: How many words are they out there that have all
Speaker 7: vowels included?
Speaker 2: I don't know, Yanni, that's a there's probably a good
Speaker 2: word for words like that. Toyota chose the name Sequoya
Speaker 2: because those are the biggest trees in the world, and
Speaker 2: this is the biggest SUV in their lineup. Sequoia National
Speaker 2: Park has been around since eighteen ninety. It was our
Speaker 2: second national park and was created to protect the tree
Speaker 2: that it's named after. Question four, The topic is gear.
Speaker 2: This next great question comes to his via Daniel Kraus.
Speaker 2: What's the term that describes the distance between your eye
Speaker 2: and the lens on a pair of binoculars?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 2: Topic is gear? What's the term that describes the distance
Speaker 2: between your eye and the lens on a pair of binoculars? Hunter?
Speaker 2: Do you have this one right?
Speaker 8: Hope?
Speaker 2: So, caln Randall seem confident as well. Seth. Do you
Speaker 2: have this one right?
Speaker 7: M hmmm, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, I have no idea, Yanni, I.
Speaker 7: Believe so.
Speaker 2: Used to host a whole dang podcast. Do you think
Speaker 2: you ever said this term in your days of hosting?
Speaker 7: No? Okay, did not cover this topic.
Speaker 6: It's a term.
Speaker 2: What's the term that describes the distance between your eye
Speaker 2: and the lens on a pair of binoculars?
Speaker 8: And the term is it just binoculars? You could just
Speaker 8: work for a scope too.
Speaker 2: I can give you any hints, No, hens, Amanda, what
Speaker 2: inspired that little well?
Speaker 1: You know, I'm just trying to be more open and
Speaker 1: honest about myself. And the truth is, I like to sing.
Speaker 2: I think I think our audience learned that when you
Speaker 2: started singing a sea shanty from Jaws. Phil, I'm going
Speaker 2: to your musical tomorrow night? Is it a musical? And
Speaker 2: I keep I misidentifying your music tomorrow? Gonna be there tomorrow,
Speaker 2: that's right, Hunter going to.
Speaker 1: It's a screwball comedy from the nineteen thirty to talk.
Speaker 5: About it really well, it's I know, Tomorrow's pretty packs.
Speaker 5: I think there's still at least a handful of seats
Speaker 5: at every show. But it's it's it's tight because I know,
Speaker 5: I think because your whole family even got bad seats.
Speaker 7: What's that?
Speaker 6: Because your whole family came into town.
Speaker 2: Phil, you said there's no bad, no bad seats in
Speaker 2: that theater.
Speaker 5: Well, oh yeah, I mean bad. It's it's all relish
Speaker 5: sure answer.
Speaker 2: Here we go time traveling again. Is everybody ready? Go
Speaker 2: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Seth saying I relief,
Speaker 2: cal saying parallax, Hunter saying I relief, Maddie without an answer,
Speaker 2: Mackenzie saying relief, Giannis saying I relief, Randall saying parallax.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is I relief. We'll give it to
Speaker 2: Mackenzie for just saying relief. I don't think it's paralyze actuse.
Speaker 2: I could google that to see if that's the same thing, but.
Speaker 6: I mean sounds better.
Speaker 8: I think it is.
Speaker 6: Focusing right yeah, well yep, but that's what it's adjusting.
Speaker 2: For, right between the distance between your eye and the lens.
Speaker 2: I don't think so. I relief is important for seeing
Speaker 2: clearly through binos. Too close and you'll have kidney shaped
Speaker 2: shadows around the image. Too far and you won't see
Speaker 2: the full image. This is measured in millimeters and is
Speaker 2: usually between between ten and twenty on hunting binoculars.
Speaker 6: Yeah, for binoculars.
Speaker 7: So it's like, yeah, it would have been better if
Speaker 7: he said yeah. Is focusing your crosshairs to the distance
Speaker 7: of the target right so you can see both clearly?
Speaker 2: Question five the topic is fishing. Whatever your pickup is
Speaker 2: facing west, you're backing up a boat with your left
Speaker 2: hand at the six o'clock position on the steering wheel.
Speaker 2: You want the boat to go north? To which direction?
Speaker 2: Should you move your hand north?
Speaker 1: Cardinal direction?
Speaker 2: Right? You really got to follow along here. There are
Speaker 2: multiple correct answers to this. Here it is again, your
Speaker 2: pickup is facing west. You're backing up a boat with
Speaker 2: your left hand at the six o'clock position on the
Speaker 2: steering wheel. You want the boat to go north? To
Speaker 2: which direction should you move your hand?
Speaker 7: Are we assuming that when your pickup is facing west.
Speaker 9: It's straight, that the trailer and boat are It's all straight,
Speaker 9: is all lined up, It's it's as straight as it
Speaker 9: could possibly be.
Speaker 6: Yannie, Okay, you want a fun fact?
Speaker 2: Maybe is it going to give out a hint?
Speaker 6: No, it's not, But yes, this came up recently. I
Speaker 6: got a little undercover opportunity to go drive the back
Speaker 6: end of a ladder truck on like a full blown
Speaker 6: fire truck, you know, ladder.
Speaker 2: Track undercover fireman explain that to me.
Speaker 1: He's pretending to be a fireman.
Speaker 6: I put a fireman hat on and went out with
Speaker 6: a bunch of firemen and got to drive the rear
Speaker 6: end of the truck, and holy cow, was it a
Speaker 6: lot of fun.
Speaker 2: Okay, good, here's here's the question again. When you're an
Speaker 2: obstacle course, really pay attention here.
Speaker 3: I just had to draw it out.
Speaker 2: Your pickup is facing west. You're backing up a boat
Speaker 2: with your left hand at the six o'clock position on
Speaker 2: the steering wheel. You want the boat to go north
Speaker 2: to which direction should you move your hand?
Speaker 8: Yeah? Things throwing me off as I won't have my
Speaker 8: hand at six o'clock.
Speaker 2: No, really, where would you put your hand?
Speaker 7: Twelve? Okay, me too, Spencer.
Speaker 2: You would also go twelve? Where you'd go six?
Speaker 6: This is the easy way to teach people, though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is everybody ready?
Speaker 3: That's how I learned?
Speaker 7: No, no, no, okay, sorry too much jib or jiber.
Speaker 7: I can't write at the same time and to.
Speaker 2: Read the prompt one more time. Is your last chance
Speaker 2: to hear it. If you're playing along at home and
Speaker 2: not watching on YouTube. Phil has the this is an
Speaker 2: American pickup YouTube. Your pickup is facing west. You're backing
Speaker 2: up a boat with your left hand at the six
Speaker 2: o'clock position on the steering wheel. You want the boat
Speaker 2: to go north to Which direction should you move your hand?
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? Randall?
Speaker 9: Ye?
Speaker 6: What? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: This room does that to people.
Speaker 2: Mackenzie A lot of racing. Are you ready?
Speaker 3: No, I'm not a racing I can prove I can
Speaker 3: prove it. I just I mess up when I turn
Speaker 3: it over and you want it to be legible.
Speaker 4: To be clear, you're sitting in the driver's seat.
Speaker 1: Are you driving the weirdal.
Speaker 2: You wear?
Speaker 8: Are you wearing shoes?
Speaker 2: On?
Speaker 5: One clarification I have?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 5: Do you want the boat to go north or face north?
Speaker 2: You want the boat to go north? Is everybody ready?
Speaker 2: Do you want like a clockwise or do you want
Speaker 2: multiple ways to come up with the correct answer? Go
Speaker 2: ahead and reveal your answers. We have set saying right
Speaker 2: or counterclockwise, cal saying left or north. Hunters saying right,
Speaker 2: Mackenzie saying counterclockwise, be honest saying counterclockwise. Randall's saying right
Speaker 2: or counter the correct There are three potential correct answers.
Speaker 6: You move your hand you want the boat to go.
Speaker 2: The three correct answers are right, north, or counterclockwise. Now
Speaker 2: cal put conflicting answers. We're not going to give it
Speaker 2: to him. He put that you move your hand left
Speaker 2: and north, which.
Speaker 1: I have a hard time having the left hand at
Speaker 1: the six o'clock.
Speaker 7: And then.
Speaker 1: That's why I was wondering, if you're driving a Japanese.
Speaker 6: If you're facing west.
Speaker 2: Now cow gave out a hint, saying that this is
Speaker 2: the beginner way to back up. Placing your hand at
Speaker 2: the bottom of the steering wheel while backing up a
Speaker 2: trailer is one of the easiest ways to master this chore.
Speaker 2: Simply put, if you want the trailer to go left,
Speaker 2: then move your hand left or clockwise. If you want
Speaker 2: the trailer to go right, then move your hand right
Speaker 2: or counterclockwise. Had some extra information there. It doesn't man
Speaker 2: if you matter if you're holding the steering wheel with
Speaker 2: your left or right hand. I don't know if that
Speaker 2: threw anybody off That was question five. Phil.
Speaker 4: If you're standing between your legs like a center, if
Speaker 4: you're wearing glasses on the autumn equalox.
Speaker 3: Oh did you guys see the what was it called?
Speaker 7: Yeah? The eclipse?
Speaker 3: The eclipse. We were outfeast hunting and I saw it
Speaker 3: and it was pretty cool.
Speaker 7: Oh I about that.
Speaker 6: It didn't really come through.
Speaker 3: You have to do like the thing where you like
Speaker 3: this and look through your fingers at it.
Speaker 8: I shot an antlope during the eclipse.
Speaker 3: Like right when it was happening.
Speaker 6: Yeah, damn, did you wait till the Eclips'll just stalk in.
Speaker 5: I saw that picture.
Speaker 8: I thought it looked like kind of dark looking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, fell We're halfway through the game of Trea.
Speaker 8: Never happened again.
Speaker 1: It was just a cool filter.
Speaker 2: Give us a scoreboard update.
Speaker 5: You got Maddie with zero points, Cal has two Randalls,
Speaker 5: Mackenzie and Hunter I'll have three, Seth has four, and
Speaker 5: Yannis has a perfect game.
Speaker 2: No way to tell n No question six good questions here.
Speaker 2: Question six the topic is hunting. This next great question
Speaker 2: comes to a via Justin Schmidt, who sells the legendary
Speaker 2: A five shotgun.
Speaker 8: My god, it's my dream gun.
Speaker 2: Mmmm. Who sells the legendary A five shotgun? Randall and
Speaker 2: Hunter and Seth are all confident? Cal and Yanni are
Speaker 2: joining them?
Speaker 1: Is it.
Speaker 6: Retail?
Speaker 2: You can catch me on a technicality there if you
Speaker 2: wrote down your own names.
Speaker 1: God Steve wasn't here for that.
Speaker 2: Now, Yanni, why do you prefer hand at the twelve
Speaker 2: o'clock when backing up a boat.
Speaker 6: Because you look like an adult.
Speaker 7: It just is more comfortable.
Speaker 2: Here's the question again, who sells the legendary A five shotgun?
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 2: have Seth and Cal. What's that say? Cal Browning, Cal
Speaker 2: Sang Browning, Seth Sang Browning, Hunter Sang Browning, Maddy Sang Reading,
Speaker 2: Mackenzie Sang Weatherby Giannis Sang, Bretta Randall saying Browning. The
Speaker 2: correct answer is Browning. Yanni lost his perfect game. The
Speaker 2: A five, which is short for Auto five, was the
Speaker 2: first mass produced semi auto shotgun in the world. It
Speaker 2: was designed by John Browning in eighteen ninety eight, patented
Speaker 2: in nineteen hundred, and produced continually until nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 2: It's known for its distinctive high rear end, which earned
Speaker 2: it the nickname humpback. Question seven, the topic is cooking.
Speaker 8: You sold one ron, yeah, and then what should have done?
Speaker 1: Profited?
Speaker 2: And then buy a new one by a wedding.
Speaker 4: Ring talking to the guy who can't use paypaller Venmo
Speaker 4: for selling too many guns on the internet.
Speaker 2: Question question seven, the topic is cooking. What real life
Speaker 2: restaurant chain was created by Forrest Gump after he bought
Speaker 2: a fishing boat?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: What real life restaurant chain was created by Forrest Gump
Speaker 2: after he bought a ship? After he bought a fishing boat?
Speaker 6: I could give you a brought.
Speaker 2: The room seems pretty confident minus Mackenzie. Maybe Maddie, Do
Speaker 2: you have this one right?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Okay, I.
Speaker 3: Can see the billboard for it.
Speaker 2: And we have you seen the movie? Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Has everyone seen the movie?
Speaker 1: One of my favorites.
Speaker 2: What real life restaurant chain was created by Forrest Gump
Speaker 2: after he bought a fishing boat? Is everybody ready?
Speaker 3: No? I'm just making something up.
Speaker 6: Browning A five.
Speaker 7: We used to have competition, not really competitions, but amongst
Speaker 7: a bunch of fishing guides.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: If you couldn't back a trailer up very well, then
Speaker 7: you're poked at a lot. I remember some of the
Speaker 7: younger guys or senior guys that couldn't back traders up.
Speaker 7: They would get they would get sensitive about it. Did
Speaker 7: you experience that too, Cal?
Speaker 6: Oh, it screws everything up like it's the hallmark of
Speaker 6: being a professional at the river access.
Speaker 3: It's a guides borrow one. K. I mean you don't
Speaker 3: really have much else.
Speaker 7: You don't, You don't.
Speaker 8: I've seen some disasters at the boat.
Speaker 6: Oh, it's amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: We have Seth saying Bubba Gump shrimp company, Cal saying
Speaker 2: Bubba Gump. Hunter sang Bubba Gump, Maddie saying Popeyes, Mackenzie
Speaker 2: saying Bubba Gump Shrimp Company, and Randall saying Bubba Gump
Speaker 2: Shrimp Company. They got it. The correct answer is Bubba
Speaker 2: Gump shrimp Company.
Speaker 6: Do you have to say shrimp company.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll give it to you. You just said Bubba Gump.
Speaker 2: In the nineteen ninety four movie, Forrest buys a shrimping
Speaker 2: boat with the earnings he made while playing ping pong.
Speaker 2: He makes Lieutenant Dan his first mate in their business.
Speaker 2: Bubba Gump Shrimp Company takes off after being the only
Speaker 2: boat to survive Hurricane Carmen. According to Bubba Gump Shrimp Company,
Speaker 2: they're the only casual restaurant chain in the world that's
Speaker 2: based on a motion picture property. Today there are thirty
Speaker 2: four Bubba Gump Shrimp Companies in eight countries.
Speaker 6: Because I don't want to know if you started it,
Speaker 6: if the food's good.
Speaker 2: Right, because Forrest Gump, Oh, has anyone ever eaten it? One?
Speaker 5: I never know.
Speaker 6: It's one of the only crappy It's one of many
Speaker 6: crappy food options in the airport in CanCon.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say that's where I saw. I literally,
Speaker 3: it's right at security.
Speaker 2: They have that horrible Yeah, give us a horrible that's
Speaker 2: your That'd be the headline. Horrible Yeah.
Speaker 6: I'd be like, if you want to throw money away.
Speaker 7: Guys, you're did you get tripped?
Speaker 4: You're really killing our odds of getting like a nice
Speaker 4: gift package from public.
Speaker 6: Maybe they have beer.
Speaker 2: Question The topic is woodsmanship. This next great question comes
Speaker 2: with via Charlie McDonald.
Speaker 9: If you were to mate, the three sides of the
Speaker 9: fire triangle are heat, fuel, and blank.
Speaker 2: The three sides of the fire triangle are heat, fuel,
Speaker 2: and blank. Our room is very confident this may be
Speaker 2: the one hundred of this game. Okay, Maddy recoiled a
Speaker 2: little bit when I said that, now, Randall before. The
Speaker 2: reason I phrased it as selling the shotgun, which as
Speaker 2: you pointed out it is probably incorrect, is because for
Speaker 2: a while someone else made it for them. I think
Speaker 2: it was what is it, the Remington Model eleven. It's
Speaker 2: the exact same, so that's why I don't remember who
Speaker 2: it was, but someone else was making it for Browning
Speaker 2: for a bit.
Speaker 1: Real pro move there.
Speaker 2: Well, then you know you've told the wool over my eyes.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready?
Speaker 7: I think, so go.
Speaker 2: Ahead and reveal your answers. We have Seth saying humidity,
Speaker 2: cal saying air after saying oxygen, Maddie saying.
Speaker 6: I had changed mine from oxygen.
Speaker 2: Mackenzie Johannis, and Randall All saying oxygen. The correct answer
Speaker 2: is oxygen or air. The fire triangle is meant to
Speaker 2: illustrate what the three mandatory ingredients are to create fire.
Speaker 2: The fire triangle is a term that's used by organizations
Speaker 2: like the National Park Service, US Forest Service, and National
Speaker 2: Fire Protection Association, but some groups have the fire tetrahedron
Speaker 2: tetrahedron instead, which adds combustion or chemical reaction as the
Speaker 2: fourth element. Caw, the guy who got to go be
Speaker 2: an undercover fireman couldn't come up with the third side
Speaker 2: or the guy who the guy who was fought forest
Speaker 2: fire said humidity. That's next level. You're going for the
Speaker 2: five sided.
Speaker 5: We just tried to put him out, you know, we
Speaker 5: weren't trying to get him get him going.
Speaker 2: We have two questions left. Give us a scoreboard up, dare.
Speaker 8: Well, this is exciting.
Speaker 5: The only player who's not left in the running is Maddie.
Speaker 8: But we have.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm sorry, it's not exciting for you. We have
Speaker 5: the Kenzie and Cal have five points, Seth and Randall
Speaker 5: and Hunter all have six, and the Honis is in
Speaker 5: first place with seven points.
Speaker 3: This is a personal record.
Speaker 6: Question nine, did you only you only slipped up on
Speaker 6: the browning? So far?
Speaker 7: So far?
Speaker 2: And how close were you to put browning there? Yannie?
Speaker 7: Not close?
Speaker 9: All?
Speaker 2: Question nine conviction letters. The topic is conservation. This invasive
Speaker 2: mollusc with zigzag stripes was discovered in the United States
Speaker 2: in nineteen eighty eight.
Speaker 6: Name its cousin.
Speaker 2: The room is pretty confident. Topic is conservation. This invasive
Speaker 2: mollusc with zigzag stripes was discovered in the United States
Speaker 2: in nineteen eighty eight. Without giving me hints, Seth, have
Speaker 2: you ever come across one of these?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 8: I think I have?
Speaker 2: Maybe? Okay, anyone else count one of these? Is everybody ready?
Speaker 6: I was fishing on the Great Lakes, one of the
Speaker 6: Great Lakes, and you'd snag clusters.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, I'll.
Speaker 2: Go ahead in oak Hunter, Spencer, are you ready? Go
Speaker 2: ahead and revere your answer. We have Seth saying zebra muscle,
Speaker 2: cal saying zebra hunter? Was that going to be a
Speaker 2: z or? Is that a question?
Speaker 7: Question?
Speaker 2: Maddie and Mackenzie and Yannis and Randall saying zebra muscle?
Speaker 2: They got it. The correct answer is zebra muscles. Zebra
Speaker 2: muscles most likely arrived here in the ballast water of
Speaker 2: what was discharged into the Great Lakes from European ships.
Speaker 2: They have quickly become one of the worst invaders in
Speaker 2: the country. The biggest problems they cause are out competing
Speaker 2: native muscles and clogging up water intakes for power plants
Speaker 2: and irrigation. Question ten nothing from the leaderboard change did
Speaker 2: it fill correct.
Speaker 5: Well, uh well, Hunter, yeah, Hunter no longer in the running.
Speaker 5: We've got Yannis, Randall, and Seth left, and Giannis has eight.
Speaker 5: Randall and Seth have seven.
Speaker 2: Question ten. The topic is woodsmanship. This is our listener
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Speaker 2: This tree with a color in its name is the
Speaker 2: most widely distributed conifer in the Eastern United States. This
Speaker 2: is according to the USDA. This is a statement they made.
Speaker 2: This tree with a color in its name is the
Speaker 2: most widely distributed conifer in the Eastern United States. Yanni
Speaker 2: looks satisfied with his answer. Yanni, is this going to
Speaker 2: pull you away from the competition?
Speaker 7: I have an answer written down. I am now going
Speaker 7: to try to think of other conifers with colors in
Speaker 7: their name.
Speaker 2: Okay, Seth, do you know this one?
Speaker 8: I'm torn between two. Okay, I went with my gut.
Speaker 2: We're down to Yanni and Randall and is it Seth
Speaker 2: Seth or the other player left. We would need Yanni
Speaker 2: to get this wrong and Randall and Seth to get
Speaker 2: this right to go to overtime. Here's the question again.
Speaker 2: This tree with a color in its name is the
Speaker 2: most widely distributed conifer in the eastern United States. This
Speaker 2: was a statement made by the u s d. A.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready, It doesn't matter for me though, you're
Speaker 2: going for a personal best Mackenzie, I want to it
Speaker 2: is everyone ready? Yeah, I'll tell you what happened. Yanni
Speaker 2: just revealed his answer to Randall, and Randall said.
Speaker 1: Hmmm, well we have different answers.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's good drama.
Speaker 7: Let me you got ahead and answers.
Speaker 2: We have set saying white pine, Kel saying blue spruce,
Speaker 2: Hunter saying white oak, Maddie saying blue spruce. Mackenzie without
Speaker 2: an answer, Yanna is saying white pine, Randall saying blue spruce.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is red cedar. Nobody red cedar or
Speaker 2: juniper could say either. Nobody got it right, and Yanni
Speaker 2: is our winners. This is according to the USDA. The
Speaker 2: range of the red cedar has considerably extended, especially into
Speaker 2: the Great Plains. It has the ability to grow under
Speaker 2: extreme conditions in a variety of soils and can quickly
Speaker 2: take over an area. Their numbers were historically controlled by fire,
Speaker 2: but due to a lack of burns, they've been one
Speaker 2: of the most abundant trees on the continent. Red cedar
Speaker 2: the salt cedar too.
Speaker 6: Is it the same or not the same?
Speaker 2: There's something weird with Like cedars aren't native to North America,
Speaker 2: so this is technically a red juniper. It's native to
Speaker 2: the con it, but everyone just calls it a red seedar.
Speaker 1: Got it?
Speaker 7: People use them for white tail habitat you're asking.
Speaker 2: No, people try to eliminate that most times. So well,
Speaker 2: at least where I'm from in South Dakota. They can
Speaker 2: like really take over a pasture, so the folks will
Speaker 2: do their best to get rid of them.
Speaker 8: There's I know some folks that have used them for
Speaker 8: like thermal cover and stuff for white tails.
Speaker 2: They create good cover, but almost too good of covers.
Speaker 6: Sometimes sinks or straws or whatever. They suck up too
Speaker 6: much water. What do they look like a juniper?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, a lot of them. I think a lot
Speaker 2: of them end up being more shrubby thanky.
Speaker 3: They're not like tall, Do.
Speaker 2: You have any red Wisconsin?
Speaker 7: We do not.
Speaker 1: You're making me feel like I'm really far behind on
Speaker 1: all these We.
Speaker 5: Have a.
Speaker 2: Lot of white pine. Yanni, you get to choose where
Speaker 2: the five hundred dollars donations from meat Eater goes. What's
Speaker 2: it gonna be.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna stick with the one I voted for last time,
Speaker 7: which is the Coloradden's for Responsible Wildlife Management, who are
Speaker 7: spearheading the fight against Colorado ballot Initiative ninety one, I believe,
Speaker 7: which is the they're going to try to ban trophy
Speaker 7: hunting and they're sort of trying to decide how they're
Speaker 7: going to define trophy hunting right now. So I urge
Speaker 7: everybody to kick down some cash to Colorado Coloradden's for
Speaker 7: Responsible Wildlife Management because they need all that they can get.
Speaker 7: We heard that the opposition has a million bucks per
Speaker 7: month to spend over the next year to pass it
Speaker 7: in their favor.
Speaker 6: Somebody needs to get proactive in that state and just
Speaker 6: come up with a bill that makes ballot box biology illegal.
Speaker 7: Yes, I believe that that's being discussed, and.
Speaker 2: A lot of reasons not until I get but Yanni,
Speaker 2: you personally said it hit home because of the mountain
Speaker 2: lion hunting aspect.
Speaker 7: Of it, right, Yeah, I mean that it does there,
Speaker 7: and I spent I lived for a long time in Colorado,
Speaker 7: so it hits home on that aspect as well. But
Speaker 7: I think that if you're a hunter and it doesn't
Speaker 7: hit home, I think that you're you're being fooled. Because
Speaker 7: we recently heard that another state official down there said asked, well,
Speaker 7: if we're gonna outlaw the mountain lion and bobcat hunting,
Speaker 7: and they've included links as well, why are we still
Speaker 7: going to allow the trophy hunting of black bears and
Speaker 7: bighorn sheet So you see how easy it would be
Speaker 7: to just start lumping any sort of animal that you
Speaker 7: like to put on your wall Randall into this and
Speaker 7: then losing more hunting rights or freezer in my garage.
Speaker 2: So there's there's Randall's meat is in your garage and
Speaker 2: your freezer.
Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Don't have room for two freezers, and yeah I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't get to enjoy the fuzzy parts, just the
Speaker 6: freezer taking up space in my garage.
Speaker 2: Well done, you oni five hundred dollars going their way.
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