Speaker 1: Hey, this is Spens a New Heart, and what you're
Speaker 1: about to hear isn't a traditional game of meat eater trivia.
Speaker 1: That's because this was recorded at the Mediator Live show
Speaker 1: in Billings, Montana on May three. We were there to
Speaker 1: celebrate Steve's new book, Outdoor Kids in an Inside World,
Speaker 1: which is available right now now. The event had a
Speaker 1: roundtable discussion, live music, plenty of prizes, and a bunch
Speaker 1: of games, which is what you'll get on this podcast.
Speaker 1: First you'll hear two truth and a Lie hosted by
Speaker 1: Janice and owl hudaf competition hosted by Clay in a
Speaker 1: game of meat eater Trivia hosted by me. The whole
Speaker 1: thing was one big party, as evidenced by the fact
Speaker 1: that we broke the theater's record for concession sales that
Speaker 1: was previously held by Rob Schneider, which translates to them
Speaker 1: saying the audience bought a hell of a lot of beer,
Speaker 1: so crack one for yourself and enjoy the show. This
Speaker 1: immediate podcast uh so coming out of stage now with
Speaker 1: us to participates in um uh two truths in a
Speaker 1: Line and tribute as our own Spencer New Heart, who's
Speaker 1: the only guy the only guy that I know who
Speaker 1: haunts white tells harder than Mark Kenyon. Um, if you
Speaker 1: don't know. He also hosts part of My Plate, which
Speaker 1: is a great show on Media's YouTube channel where Spencer
Speaker 1: makes us all of us eat crazy stuff. Uh, Spencer's
Speaker 1: just coming off of having tried some skunk and he's done.
Speaker 1: Me and Clay Nucam cooked up skunk today. We spit
Speaker 1: it out. You know what it tasted like. It tasted
Speaker 1: like skunk. Yeah. I was gonna point out too, if
Speaker 1: you like to hunt, if you're like a rock hunt
Speaker 1: and you've been noticed in a real paucity of petrified
Speaker 1: wooden egg around these parks, that guy's garage. Man, it's
Speaker 1: a good area, all right. Um, So we're gonna play
Speaker 1: some games. We're also gonna give away some prizes. Um
Speaker 1: to get into the games and to get into giving
Speaker 1: away prizes, Um, we're gonna you guys are gonna get
Speaker 1: picked by looking at your books. We're gonna bring up
Speaker 1: the house lights just a little bit. Every book out
Speaker 1: there got signed, but fifteen of you lucky mugs have
Speaker 1: a book that on the front cover, inside of the
Speaker 1: dust jacket, right on the front cover, there is an
Speaker 1: illustration by Seth soon to be wife Kelsey Johnson will
Speaker 1: soon be Kelsey Morris. Yeah and she did. Also all
Speaker 1: the illustrations, all the illustrations the book about Kelsey Johnson, Kelsey.
Speaker 1: Where you're at back there, right dead center, dead center.
Speaker 1: You you're lucky fifteen. Remember your number? You can bring
Speaker 1: down the lights again? Oh yeah, so just like a
Speaker 1: bolt the school somewhere should be a number with a
Speaker 1: everybody see their number next to the skull that has
Speaker 1: the skull? Alright, number six six? Where are there are? Point?
Speaker 1: The price is right theme songs, So they're coming, they're going.
Speaker 1: Are you job? You can come right here. We're welcome,
Speaker 1: pull right, cheer up, okay, because I want to use
Speaker 1: this already have them like, I'm gonna give it to
Speaker 1: you and you can answer my questions. What's your name? Miranda? Miranda?
Speaker 1: Thank you for coming down an going on there? All right,
Speaker 1: grab a seat. Are you excited to play two trees
Speaker 1: in the line? Yeah, I'm a little nervous. Good you
Speaker 1: should be. We all are up here to use it.
Speaker 1: You're in good company. Where you from City, Montanada? All right?
Speaker 1: That's cowboy country. Steve had his way Our company would
Speaker 1: not be in Bozeman, it would be in Miles City, Montana.
Speaker 1: Really that's been that's been a couple of years there.
Speaker 1: I loved it. Yeah, but they'll probably be a I
Speaker 1: don't know, a revolt or some sort. Just a bunch
Speaker 1: of half employees sounded double. Yeah, they take off what
Speaker 1: they call us sixer plates, sixers, sixers sixers, they run
Speaker 1: us all out. Okay, So have you heard his play
Speaker 1: two trees in a Lie before podcast? Okay, so old
Speaker 1: your mike up, nice and clothes. Okay, yeah, you got it,
Speaker 1: you can. We've learned has a quick timper. So yeah,
Speaker 1: I want to apologize if he freaks out. You're gonna
Speaker 1: hear three of us tell three stories about famous um
Speaker 1: historical figures from around the West Um of the less
Speaker 1: two years. You got to pick out which one of
Speaker 1: those stories is not true, which one is the lie?
Speaker 1: Seasoning tell his story, Spencer is gonna tell a story,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna tell a story. There's some fun facts
Speaker 1: about these folks, and you're gonna tell us which one
Speaker 1: is a life. I'm lucky for you. After we're all done,
Speaker 1: you're gonna we're gonna allow you to use the crowd
Speaker 1: to help you figure out which one is is live.
Speaker 1: I want to point out there's an honor system to play.
Speaker 1: No vesting round and you gotta self police. You gotta
Speaker 1: rat your neighbor's out. No vesting round on phones during
Speaker 1: this looking anything up. That's gonna sorry, Steve, it's gonna
Speaker 1: kick us off, Miranda. Everyone knows that Brigadier General George
Speaker 1: Armstrong Custard died in eighteen seventy six, fifty four miles
Speaker 1: from where we're sitting right now in the Alberta Beart Theater.
Speaker 1: They also know that just three years earlier before his death,
Speaker 1: three miles west of the Alberta Beart Theater, at a
Speaker 1: place known to local Native Americans as the place where
Speaker 1: the Mountain Lion lies, known to many of us now
Speaker 1: as Pompey's Pillar, Custer's troops got into a shootout with
Speaker 1: Sioue warriors while scouting the route of the railroad it
Speaker 1: still runs through this town and run through your native hometown.
Speaker 1: And they know this. They know. There's some debate about
Speaker 1: whether the Sioux and Cheyenne warriors at the Battle of
Speaker 1: a Little Big Horn recognized Custer's dead body on the
Speaker 1: battlefield though a Cheyenne woman did later admit to using
Speaker 1: a sewing all to puncture holes into his ear drums
Speaker 1: so that in death he would better hear the warnings
Speaker 1: of her people. And they know that Custer lost two
Speaker 1: brothers alongside himself at that battle, including a brother that
Speaker 1: had twice been decorated with the Congressional Medal of Honor.
Speaker 1: But what they don't know about Custer is that General
Speaker 1: Custer was not recognized on the battlefield because his long
Speaker 1: golden hair had been shorn off before leaving on the
Speaker 1: Little Big Horn campaign, and when he died, he was
Speaker 1: not known by his hair. But his wife, Lippy Custer,
Speaker 1: later took the hair that he had cut off and
Speaker 1: had a wig made, and she would wear that wig
Speaker 1: at theatrical productions. How you feeling, You think you even
Speaker 1: need to listen to the to the other two? You
Speaker 1: can just you can just make your decision right now.
Speaker 1: I'll hand you on that the other two. Okay, Jet Smith?
Speaker 1: You ever heard of him? Jettisize Smith? All right? Well?
Speaker 1: Most know that at the age of thirteen, he worked
Speaker 1: as a clerk on a eerie freighter where he met
Speaker 1: fur traders. Returning to Montreal, thus fueling is fired to
Speaker 1: become an explorer. Every knows that he was the first
Speaker 1: year American across the Mojave Desert and the first year
Speaker 1: American to go overland to California. And they know that
Speaker 1: Jed Smith was attacked by a grizzly bear, had his
Speaker 1: scalp ripped off, and his buddy sewed it back on,
Speaker 1: and for the rest of his life because of that,
Speaker 1: he wore his hair long to hide that scar that
Speaker 1: he had basically from his eye all the way back
Speaker 1: to his ear. Every knows after his death his effects
Speaker 1: showed up in tows like his journal and his knife,
Speaker 1: but almost nobody knows that his skull supposedly turned up
Speaker 1: in a curio shop on Montana Avenue in Billings, the
Speaker 1: not completely clean skull. It was identified by the scar
Speaker 1: and the long hair. An unknown cowboy bought the skull
Speaker 1: and it was never seen again. Now this one's true.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows that big knows George was one of the
Speaker 1: west most notorious cattle rustlers. Now, he was kind of
Speaker 1: your run in the mill Horsey, but his crimes went
Speaker 1: from petty to felony. When he was having a train
Speaker 1: robbery in Wyoming that was bungled and he ended up
Speaker 1: killing two police officers. After that, George had a twenty
Speaker 1: dollar bounty on his head, so he fled up to
Speaker 1: your hometown, Miles City, Montana to hide out. And everyone
Speaker 1: knows that George was supposed to be laying low while
Speaker 1: he was in Montana, but he couldn't help himself. While
Speaker 1: he was here. He ended up robbing another caravan and
Speaker 1: got away with another ten thousand dollars by the Powder River.
Speaker 1: At this point, George was feeling cocky, and one night
Speaker 1: he got drunker than Ryan Callahan at a saloon in
Speaker 1: Miles City, and he was bragging about killing those police officers.
Speaker 1: And now he had this big old bounty on his
Speaker 1: head and he's robbed all these trains and whatnot, And naturally,
Speaker 1: it didn't take long for law enforcement to show up,
Speaker 1: arrest him, and send him back down to Wyoming. And
Speaker 1: everyone knows that after that George was lynched for his crimes.
Speaker 1: But the legend of Big Knowledge George doesn't end there,
Speaker 1: because what people don't know is that some local doctors
Speaker 1: took possession of his body so that they could study
Speaker 1: his brain and see what just made him so damn
Speaker 1: evil When they were done with their observations, they took
Speaker 1: his carcass and made a bunch of souvenirs out of it.
Speaker 1: Here's what they had. This included an ash tray made
Speaker 1: from his skull, a mask made from his face, a
Speaker 1: medicine bag made from his chest skin including his nipples,
Speaker 1: and a pair of boots made from his thigh skin
Speaker 1: that were once worn by Wyoming's governor to a ball. Now,
Speaker 1: if you want to see him for yourself, you can
Speaker 1: go find him at some museums in Wyoming and Nebraska
Speaker 1: and a hunter and fifty years later, it's worth asking
Speaker 1: yourself who was really the evil one? Was it Big
Speaker 1: Knows George for being a lifelong criminal, or was it
Speaker 1: the doctors who taxidermied his body and turned him into
Speaker 1: grotesque trinkets. So if that's not if that is false,
Speaker 1: then I think that I'm concerned a little bit about
Speaker 1: Spencer's imagination. That's not true. I don't want to ride
Speaker 1: home with that. We did just need a skunk today. Man,
Speaker 1: Do you feel like you know the answer? I think so?
Speaker 1: Are you going to consult with the crowd or yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll consult with the crowd. Oh h So you gotta
Speaker 1: do that. Okay, the lie is bigger than that was wrong?
Speaker 1: All right? Crack who thinks that Steve's story was the lie?
Speaker 1: Who thinks him my story was the lie? And Spencer's
Speaker 1: seems are helping. You don't know, they're not. Um, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I honestly think it's your story, but I
Speaker 1: don't it's true. That's how I feel like it's a
Speaker 1: lie that's going to go. George is true? Are you
Speaker 1: really everything about big dolls? George's true? I'm sorry, that's
Speaker 1: all right. It's true. So you got to let to
Speaker 1: choose from which one was the least believable out of
Speaker 1: these two. True, that's the true. I guess was the
Speaker 1: wig Libby Custer's wig made of George Custer's hair was
Speaker 1: lost in the theater fire, So yours was the lie? No,
Speaker 1: it was. She wore it for theatrical productions. It was
Speaker 1: lost in the theater fire, and a Northern Cheyenne woman
Speaker 1: took a sewing all sold it in the future when
Speaker 1: they said, don't mess with us, you'd be better able
Speaker 1: to listen. And Jed Smith was never recovered. They don't
Speaker 1: know what happened to him, but playing you get to
Speaker 1: get to first light. So thank you, thank you, you got.
Speaker 1: It's gonna work with the thing you're with, the thing
Speaker 1: you're with, the thing you're winning, and everything else that
Speaker 1: that people are gonna win to night. You gotta come
Speaker 1: after the show. Chess is gonna do an outro song.
Speaker 1: Come down here after the show and you'll we'll get
Speaker 1: you all squared away right over here. Hey, if it thanks,
Speaker 1: you feel better. I was here when they were discussing
Speaker 1: all this and I had no idea who was telling
Speaker 1: the truth in a line? And thank you. Okay, Now,
Speaker 1: clare you ready to to to lay this out? Who's
Speaker 1: gonna lay this next thing up? Yeah? I was gonna say,
Speaker 1: now on to trivia. Now for tonight's game of trivia,
Speaker 1: we're going to have someone from the audience to join
Speaker 1: us to decide who's gonna come up here. We're gonna
Speaker 1: have an owl hoop contest that Clay Newcomb is gonna
Speaker 1: jew to take it away. Clay, Yeah, okay, So we're
Speaker 1: playing trivia. We need two people, and those two people,
Speaker 1: ol Hooters are gonna come up here, and we're gonna
Speaker 1: choose between these two out hooders. But to pick the
Speaker 1: two people. We gotta have. I gotta hear a couple
Speaker 1: of our hoots. Do you all know how to samples?
Speaker 1: So we want to give us a barn owl hoot
Speaker 1: barl okay, okay, gotta we gotta do it's super quick.
Speaker 1: Who thinks they have a super good ol hoot? I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm not like a legit our hoot. Stand up, stand
Speaker 1: up if you want out? Okay, okay, one at a time,
Speaker 1: but we gotta do it quick. We got one minute.
Speaker 1: Give me an out hoo. Yeah, sit down, okay, okay, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: behind him, okay, next guy, okay, right here, This lady
Speaker 1: right here, okay, okay, that's good. Right here, Clay Clay
Speaker 1: rip one, give him to get him inspired. You got
Speaker 1: what happen? Okay, all right, that's good. Right here, that's good.
Speaker 1: This lady, that's good. Y'all gotta help me pick two?
Speaker 1: Who's he gonna be? Three? More up there? Yeah? Oh man?
Speaker 1: There to be honest, I've yet to hear like a
Speaker 1: legitimate outoore. But we are in Montana. You gotta you
Speaker 1: gotta be from the south. Ohoo, from the east. That's right.
Speaker 1: I'm not making any friends here. Hey, how about okay,
Speaker 1: how about the guy in the the guy in the
Speaker 1: first light right there, you yeah, come on up here,
Speaker 1: and then we need one more. Who who up there?
Speaker 1: All right? Because they're for deck. Come on now. I
Speaker 1: think it sounds good. He's behind it sounds like, okay,
Speaker 1: you can stand right here, are in trees, and so
Speaker 1: now we're gonna have a hoot off. Okay, so you
Speaker 1: and this guy appears classic. He's got to come down
Speaker 1: here quick though. Yeah, that's what we call him in Arkansas.
Speaker 1: I was learning so much about your culture, our people
Speaker 1: every weekends. All right, you go first, give it your best.
Speaker 1: He's got to rip it into a microphone. Okay, give him.
Speaker 1: Here we go. If you got if you got a
Speaker 1: trill or scream, that's when you should do what you know,
Speaker 1: like it like they do. There you go, there we go. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, I gotta give it to this guy rightly.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, a lot. No, it's just it's just
Speaker 1: a realistic the losers still the valiant effort O. Come on,
Speaker 1: don't go away, a little sheet getting stake in place.
Speaker 1: You're gonna be walking away with vortex. Buyer was in
Speaker 1: FHF binal harness. Come back to the stage after the show.
Speaker 1: We'll get you the finals in the final harness here
Speaker 1: at the show, participate Man, He's okay, Hey, tell us
Speaker 1: your name Man? What items? Ivan? Ivan? I'm talking to
Speaker 1: the mike. That's where are you from? Ivan? Minnesota? Minnesota? Okay,
Speaker 1: well I'm living Cody now, ok right, Ivan, Welcome to
Speaker 1: meet to Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. Tonight,
Speaker 1: we have a very special episode of Trivia that is
Speaker 1: Montana themed. Sorry claim missy. He's gonna be tough for
Speaker 1: you guys. Now, normally we have ten questions, but because
Speaker 1: we're on tight schedule, this game is only going to
Speaker 1: be four questions. We have one question from each of
Speaker 1: meat eaters for verticals. What are they? Annie, You always
Speaker 1: ask me this and don't give me any of them.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you think about hunt fish and that's hunting, fishing, conservation,
Speaker 1: and cooking. And we have two prizes tonight. The first
Speaker 1: one is a five conservation organization donation that the winner
Speaker 1: gets to choose, and the second one is a vortex
Speaker 1: spotting scope and tripod. So there's a lot online and
Speaker 1: there's a catch our our hoot off winner gets helped
Speaker 1: from you guys the audience. So I'm going to read
Speaker 1: the question. The mediator crew is going to write down
Speaker 1: their answers. Once they're done, the audience is going to
Speaker 1: yell out their answers for Isaac. But I need the
Speaker 1: audience to wait for their cue, so they're not helping
Speaker 1: out Brody and Steve. Sound good. It's basically us against
Speaker 1: Brodie and Steve. Bang us, all of us. We're on
Speaker 1: the meat eat or trivia play the drop? Oh okay,
Speaker 1: I need to know what I should? They under wind everything?
Speaker 1: How's she had? Just tend to win everything? All right?
Speaker 1: The first question the topic is hunting. I need you
Speaker 1: to place these in order of biggest to smallest based
Speaker 1: on their population in Montana. Elk, mule, deer, white tail,
Speaker 1: and Turkey again play season order of biggest to smallest
Speaker 1: based on their population in Montana. We have elk, mule, deer,
Speaker 1: white tail, and turkey. Now the crew is gonna write
Speaker 1: down their answers. Once they're all done, they're gonna put
Speaker 1: their boards down, and I'm gonna come to you guys
Speaker 1: to help out Isaac Ivan. Ivan. I'm sorry, I'm all right.
Speaker 1: We're gonna help out Ivan again. End elk, mule deer,
Speaker 1: white tail, and turkey, order in order, biggest and smallest
Speaker 1: based on populopulation in Montana. That's not all right? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Change right are you doing already? That's authority listing with authority.
Speaker 1: It doesn't mean him. All right, our media crew, you
Speaker 1: run out of time here, ivan how you feeling their
Speaker 1: part questionable? That have the four on each side? Alright?
Speaker 1: Media crew, put down your markers. No more answering now, audience,
Speaker 1: we need you to help out. What do you think
Speaker 1: has the biggest popular? But you can you can sold
Speaker 1: the audience. So they're saying, all right, and what do
Speaker 1: you think is second? Biggest? Elk? A lot of answers
Speaker 1: out there, all right? Third biggest? I heard a lot
Speaker 1: of elk on that one. And fourth biggest? What is
Speaker 1: the smallest? So I think the consensus there was elk
Speaker 1: third in Turkey? Fourth is that? Is that? What you
Speaker 1: guys think other ones was kind of a mix. All right?
Speaker 1: You ready, everybody reveal your answers. We have Chester saying
Speaker 1: mule dear white tailed, elk, Turkey, cal saying white tail, mule, deer, elk, Turkey,
Speaker 1: Brody saying mule dear white tailed elk turkey, Steve saying
Speaker 1: white tail, elk, mule deer turkey, Jana saying elk, mule dear,
Speaker 1: white tailed turkey, Ivan saying white tail, mule dear elk turkey,
Speaker 1: Missy saying mule dear turkey, white tail and elk. Clay
Speaker 1: saying mule deer, elk turkey, mule deer and white tail.
Speaker 1: That's a toffs that you are disqualified, lies Hey, Spencer
Speaker 1: point you knows that the numbered mine, Okay, Janice says
Speaker 1: white tails. Correct answer is mule deer, It's white tail,
Speaker 1: elk and turkey. Right, Chester and Brody got it right?
Speaker 1: Oh you got panicked man. Yeah, you gotta wine of
Speaker 1: the mule dear, white tail, elk turkey, the only one.
Speaker 1: Just Chester and Brody Chester, Bob Chester, Chester Chester RANDI
Speaker 1: question to the topic is cooking. This baked food, which
Speaker 1: is occasionally made with venison, was popularized by Irish miners
Speaker 1: in Butte in the eighteen hundreds. Baked Baked. This baked food,
Speaker 1: which is occasionally made with venison, was popularized by Irish
Speaker 1: miners and Butte in the eighteen hundreds. Now hold your
Speaker 1: answers until I come to you We're gonna see if
Speaker 1: we can stump these folks first. But I got a question,
Speaker 1: but I can't ask it without giving something to people.
Speaker 1: I think what you should be asking yourself is if
Speaker 1: somebody else I asked that question, would you be anger? Yes?
Speaker 1: Very anger? One more time. This baked food, which is
Speaker 1: occasionally made with venison, was popularized by Irish miners and
Speaker 1: butte in the eighteen hundreds. Does everybody have an answer?
Speaker 1: All right? Media crew, put your markers down. Audience, help
Speaker 1: out Ivan. What do you think it is? Say it again?
Speaker 1: You can write down pass right now tasks he said.
Speaker 1: Apparently that's the answer, but I don't know what they said.
Speaker 1: Everybody said the same thing. All right, First of all,
Speaker 1: what's the answer pasties? I don't think you should be
Speaker 1: looking at all right, everybody, reveal your answers. We have pasty, pasty, pasty, tasty, pasty,
Speaker 1: baked potato and shepherd's. The incorrect answer is past now.
Speaker 1: Miners would use their shovels to reheat their pasties over
Speaker 1: candles they wore on their heads. When everything was eaten,
Speaker 1: but the pie cross ridge, they tossed it into the
Speaker 1: mind for the ghosts of dead miners to finish good,
Speaker 1: some some ghost meal. There we're onto question three. We
Speaker 1: did We did quick as the questions that I wanted
Speaker 1: to get people we didn't get to. But um uh
Speaker 1: just really quickly favorite just around the room, real quick.
Speaker 1: Favorite wild game dish as a kid, like a thing
Speaker 1: that you were like that is suitable, legitimate wild game
Speaker 1: when you were a kid. I think deep fried, wally
Speaker 1: Ie Delicious, can't mess it up. I just have to
Speaker 1: say fried backstrap. Yeah, yeah, just simple. If it's from mom,
Speaker 1: fried brick trout, you know, like paying fred brick trout,
Speaker 1: and if it's from dad, be hamburger, gravy, most of
Speaker 1: it out of a camp fried fish. And that's Mike.
Speaker 1: That's what it is for my kids too. Yeah, we had.
Speaker 1: We would when we got a deer we dies that
Speaker 1: morning or the next morning, slice the heart thin and
Speaker 1: put it in seasoned flour and cook that in oil
Speaker 1: or butter and by kids like that Now interesting, Yeah,
Speaker 1: because I sold it pretty heavy and we put catchup
Speaker 1: on it. I was not served a lot of wild
Speaker 1: game as a child, but once I started going to
Speaker 1: deer camp in Wisconsin on Saturday night after opening a day,
Speaker 1: they would make this heart and liver sort of sauce
Speaker 1: gravy that was served over potatoes, very bland. The heart
Speaker 1: was overcooked, the liver was overcooked. It was not delicious.
Speaker 1: I did not like it, so I don't I don't
Speaker 1: have a favorite deal. So I can tell you that
Speaker 1: now my kid's favorite meal. They have two. It's turkey schnitzel,
Speaker 1: which I had to serve to your daughter for the
Speaker 1: very first time. It is a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 1: and they like just straight up fried heart, which is
Speaker 1: odd to me because it's not like that. You know,
Speaker 1: it's not like number one for me. But my kids
Speaker 1: are always wondering when the next heart's coming out. Zeth,
Speaker 1: I se you aware venison cheese steaks. My grandmother used
Speaker 1: to make them all the time. Yeah, I have anyline.
Speaker 1: It's not really a meal. But my old man used
Speaker 1: to pickle dear heart, and that was one of my favorites. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was like, ye, honest, I didn't grow up with
Speaker 1: a lot of wild game, but all the neighbors had
Speaker 1: summer sausage, and it was always funnyeat that pan fried
Speaker 1: wild turkey pans. It's like battern pan fried wild. Uh,
Speaker 1: how are you. How are you performing on trivia? I
Speaker 1: haven't been looking at your thing. I suck. You're doing
Speaker 1: a good job with those people. Ranny Question three. The
Speaker 1: topic is fishing. What Montana River do the McLean's fish
Speaker 1: in the nineteen seventy six novel. In nineteen two movie
Speaker 1: A River runs through It? What Montana River do the
Speaker 1: McLean's fish in the nineteen seventy six novel In nWo
Speaker 1: movie A River runs through It? Clan, Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: you're mispronouncing Itfall Broty declared that one a softball. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it is a softball. It's a trick. Question. It's a softball,
Speaker 1: and I can tell you something that big. You're interesting,
Speaker 1: But someone said it did the whole crew haven't answering? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess audience help out Ivan, what do you think
Speaker 1: it is? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We had Blackfoot, Blackfoot, Blackfoot, Blackfoot, Blackfoot, Blackfoot,
Speaker 1: the one in Missoula and the Yellowstone. That's great. R
Speaker 1: answer is Blackfoot? You know? Laying the next time we
Speaker 1: threw one of these shows. Now, although the movie was
Speaker 1: supposed to take place on the black Foot near Missoula,
Speaker 1: almost none of it was filmed. There. Instead, they mostly
Speaker 1: filmed on the Yellowstone, Gallatin and Boulder rivers. The rivers
Speaker 1: again where they filled it? Yellowstone, Gallatin and Boulder. Huh,
Speaker 1: I didn't know the other ones were into our last question,
Speaker 1: here's a scoreboard update. Chester and Brody have a perfect
Speaker 1: game at three. Steve has to, Janice to, Cal has to,
Speaker 1: and Ivan has to. How about combined the d zero
Speaker 1: great effort. The last question, The topic is conservation. Name
Speaker 1: either the biggest or the smallest national forest in Montana.
Speaker 1: Name either the biggest or the smallest national forest in Montana.
Speaker 1: You better have a really tight answer on this one, Spencer.
Speaker 1: It's anybody's game here. M hmm. Again looking for the
Speaker 1: biggest or the smallest national forest in Montana. That's tough.
Speaker 1: They're gonna help you started thinking that's enough? You know
Speaker 1: this one? Chester, I don't think so. I'm not feeling
Speaker 1: to want change. Mind do a quick Oh wow, Steve's changing.
Speaker 1: Is Steve's changing his answer? And then we're gonna come
Speaker 1: to you, guys. How confident are you? I'm not, You're not.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna make a change, make it a change. Now
Speaker 1: that they inspired cow to make a change, all this
Speaker 1: change into the answers. All right, me, if you're no
Speaker 1: more writing audience, what do you think the answer is?
Speaker 1: All right, let's go with the biggest first. What do
Speaker 1: you think the biggest is? And what do you think
Speaker 1: the smallest is? I don't know if I heard any
Speaker 1: you got an answer? Definitely? You gotta do one or
Speaker 1: the other, right, yeah, pick one with you. We're pretty
Speaker 1: confident on custom. All right, go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 1: We have chess who are saying Lo Lo Cal saying
Speaker 1: the bitter Route, Brody saying the Custer Gallatin, Steve saying
Speaker 1: the Custer gall to Janna saying the Coluster Gallatin. I've
Speaker 1: been saying the little snow EA's Missy saying the Gallatin.
Speaker 1: Clay saying the Lolo. Well, you got you know? What's
Speaker 1: how I put big? Because I don't know if you're
Speaker 1: saying the biggest or the little. It doesn't matter. You
Speaker 1: don't have to, you know, it doesn't. The biggest is
Speaker 1: the Beaverhead deer Loge first, and the smallest is the
Speaker 1: bitter Roote. I swear to God, you cannot get away
Speaker 1: from the beaver Head Deer Lode National Forest. You cannot
Speaker 1: all right, we're onto our tiebreaker between Brody and Chester.
Speaker 1: Everybody can play along, though, Ivan, why don't you play
Speaker 1: along too, in case the audience can help you out.
Speaker 1: See if you can steal the victory here you already
Speaker 1: got it by height. Good luck Brody, good luck conservations
Speaker 1: the winner. So you know this is the showdown. This
Speaker 1: is a showdown, a tiebreakers question between CHESSI, Brody and
Speaker 1: I have ever been in the in the winner circle?
Speaker 1: They called me like second place chet a lot of
Speaker 1: the times. Well, all right. The world record archer L
Speaker 1: was killed by Steve Felix in Montana's Powder River County
Speaker 1: in what was its gross score? I need to clarify,
Speaker 1: you need to clarify. This is like so tiebreakers go
Speaker 1: to the closest number. That's right, This is a numerical question.
Speaker 1: Whoever is closest will be declared the winner. The biggest
Speaker 1: ever found world record Archer EL was killed in Power
Speaker 1: County score What was the gross score? Now we'll have
Speaker 1: Brodie and Chester right down there audio their answer first.
Speaker 1: Then we're gonna come to you guys. Do you know
Speaker 1: the answer? This? O? Cal's even getting in on the phone. No,
Speaker 1: I'm just raising my name out of courtesy, I will
Speaker 1: tell you I've I've talked to Steve multiple times, which
Speaker 1: is which there's After you get off the phone with
Speaker 1: that guy, you're like, I am so glad this person
Speaker 1: has this world record. Fantastic humans. All Right, you guys
Speaker 1: both have answers changing the audience. Help on Ivan, what
Speaker 1: do you think it is? Just do it up or down? Maybe? Oh,
Speaker 1: four thirty six is what they're saying. It's gotta be.
Speaker 1: Where do you got anybody else want to yell at
Speaker 1: an answer? Here? Ivan feels very confident with four thirty six.
Speaker 1: Is he high or low? Is it typical or nonsperable?
Speaker 1: This is typical, but it's a gross score. Alright, reveal
Speaker 1: your answers. We have Chester saying Brodie saying four or
Speaker 1: seventeen and three, as I've been saying four thirty six.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is making Chester the w the first
Speaker 1: yet tell you all right and holding to seem like
Speaker 1: a little bird depressive wind. You can win trivia to
Speaker 1: now the first prize is the conservation donation. Chester, who's
Speaker 1: he gonna go to? Oh? Man, um, he didn't think
Speaker 1: he was gonna win? Yeah, I think you can think
Speaker 1: about this um, let's do. I'm gonna do a local
Speaker 1: Montana thing that I was thinking about the other day
Speaker 1: if I would have won. That's just a small organization,
Speaker 1: the backcountry Horseman clearing out trails for help. Stop. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so five hundred bucks to bad country horse. Five hundred
Speaker 1: bucks of them in our second prize, which is a
Speaker 1: vortex spotting scope and tripod. He's gonna go to Ivan
Speaker 1: for playing. All right, thanks. I remember when when it
Speaker 1: comes out of clin of your prize, Chess is gonna
Speaker 1: do an aultro song. Come down to the corner of
Speaker 1: stage there and you'll be able clank prize. Got it.