This immediate podcast. Welcome to media to Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Art, and today we're joined by special guests Dustin Huff who killed the biggest white tailed buck in America, and Mark Kenyon, who did not very proud of he was laying a bed a couple of nights ago. You won't go to start laughing. Dustin and Mark, Welcome to the show. In addition to those folks, we got Steve Hayden, cal Brody, Corrin and Jannis. Dustin and Mark, how you guys feel about Trivia? I'm fired up about it? Yeah, I'm ready. I got an announcement to make. Let's hear from now on, instead of talking about how many times someone won, it's your your batting average, your percentage. So it's blank at blank percent So it's like how many you know what I'm saying, the percentage of times you've played? Then one, what am I trying to say? Yeah, I'm betting average? Yeah, the percent what's your success rate? Your success rate? Because the way you're doing it is stupid. Well you really remember, like Clay played one time, but he he gotta win, So you're like Clay one once, what's like doesn't tell a full story because Clay it's one hundred percent, I think, folks, but you also need like a pool to draw, Like if you only play one time, that's not really it's not your right, it's not percent, it's one for blank. There you go. Because that way people can go like, Okay, he had a lucky day. Yeah, but like when it's me, it'd be like he's like ninety for one hundred, wow or whatever I'm at. Then that like really tells a story. Just gotta do Vegas odds for That's my announcement. Go on now. If you're not familiar, this is a ten round quiz show with questions born out of meat eaters for verticals with you're hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking, and there is a prize. Meat eater will donate five hundred dollars to the conservation organization of the winners choosing. And here's Steve's favorite part. Steve has won five times, Brodie's won four, ye Honest has won two. Clay Seth, Karine and Chester have each one once. Krin didn't win once. That was a cheat. That was the April fools Day joke. Listen, I gave you both a victory, and I'm maintaining that. I feel strongly that Karin gets a victory. Going to start cheating, But you say like, you could be like because you haven't implemented in my thing, you could be like and Dawstin's never won. No, you can't do anything like that. Dawson's never won, Dustin's never won. Now we have two surprises to announce before we get to trivia. Here's the first one. Phil, you got a drum roll over there, It'll be in the show. All right. Meeting your Trivia is going to become a weekly podcast. So what's that mean? Every Wednesday going forward until I run out of trivia questions, we are going to be releasing new episodes of meat Eata Trivia right here on the Meat Eater podcast feed. And I'm absolutely thrilled about it. I love hosting these are coming up with questions. But to make these episodes great on a weekly basis, I'm going to need a lot of help from listeners. So here's my plea. If you have a question you think is right for meat Eator Trivia, you can send it to Trivia at the metator dot com. Every email you guys send is much appreciated. Yeah, and then I'll point out that now that it's weekly and it's going to occur when I'm not there, I have been sending Spencer great questions for when I'm not in the room, so other players in the room here can say, hey, when I'm not around, here's a doozy. That's right. We will even send gold. We'll even acknowledge when we so. First announcement Mediator Trivia happening weekly. Here's a second announcement, and this is a surprise that no one in the room knows except for me. Sitting in front of Brody on the podcast table under a blanket is a giant object that we're about to reveal. You guys have any guesses as to what it might be. Picture of the huff Buck like that, nothing nothing else. Is something we talked about in the past. Well, it's gotta have it. It's gotta have something to do with meat eater trivia. So think game show accessory is what I'm gonna go with in my clothes, scoreboard carving. We're on the on the right track. Hit this with another drum roll film. We got two of them. All right, reveal for its brody. What we have. This is a custom meat eater trivia trophy. Oh look at that game now. It was built by podcast listener Ed Newman ke never won. Wow. This was built by the podcast listener Ed Newman. Ed is the Science Technology, Engineering and Mathematics coordinator and Engineering Design a Development master teacher at Belleville High School in Wisconsin. Ed created this trophy with the help of some students in one of the manufacturing classes he teaches. Here is Ed to tell us more about that process. A few months back, I was listening to Metator trivia with my son when I thought that you mugs needed a trophy. So I sent a message to Spenser and he told me he loved the idea, and we began the collaborative secret project immediately. The process for creating a trophy started by using a live edge slab of hemlock that was harvested from a buddy's property in northern Wisconsin. On the front of the trophy, you'll find an updated scoreboard for each member of the crew. The back of the trophy has a list of conservation organizations that you may choose to donate to. The base of the trophy has the meat eators four pillars, and the bottom of the trophy has a message from me to the crew, as well as the latitude and longitude of where the tree came from. Pockets on the trophy were cut with a C and C router, making ships at twenty thousand revolutions per minute. The orange game on Suckers is an epoxy inlay that I did by hand. All other texts and graphics were engraved or cut using your laser engraver. Some of my current students got in on the fun and helped with laser engraving, installing magnets, and post production work on game pieces. I've also videoed the entire process so that future classes can see how many steps go into finishing a major project like this. After two full months of working on the trophy, it was ready to travel from Wisconsin to Montana. Now. I've worked on a lot of projects, but nothing like this. It was a touch emotional packaging up the trophy, and I have felt some separation anxiety since. Thank you Metator crew for having me be part of the show. You have no idea how much this has meant to me. All right now, thank you as us or this amazing. I do have one question. At the top of art great wait wait, If you want to see the troph you go to Instagram check out at Spena New Arthur at Mediator we'll post picture of it there. At the very top of the trophy, there is a little game piece that says Jannis we tell us and has a big old eagle on it. That is because Jannis was the last winner of meat Eater Trivia. But every name that's on the trophy also has a game piece that you guys helped me picked out without even knowing uh. And whenever new winners they will they will get to fly their flag on the trophy until they are unseated. I got a mink I think I picked the pick a mink burly. After this game of trivia, if Yannis loses, we will replace that game piece with someone else's so that everybody who sees the trophy knows who is the reigning champion. Oh there's even one for um oh Brody. Is that the hoff Buck on yours? Oh man, that's the Ranella Ba. But there's there's one for the trivia guests. We have never had a Yeah, if you win, big fuss and you get to probably place Bigfoot. But already, just in case if next year when he gets a new class and he might consider a thing like that shows how many times they've played. Yeah, Mark, that's a great idea of hash marks. Now let me try to describe the size of Ed's trophy. This thing is heavier than Pete Alonzo's home Run Derby Trophy, taller than Bo Jackson's Heisman Trophy, and wider than all of Luke Combs CMA awards. So all this is to say is that this is a damn big trophy and a real work of art. Now, if you want your own custom trophy, you can contact Ed, whose email address we'll put in the description this episode. Ed is the advisor for Wildcat Manufacturing, which is the school student run business. They will open up shop this fall and plan on selling steel fire pits, cocktail smokers, custom sides, laser engraved trophy plaques, cribbage boards, candy machines, bottle openers, fire claws, and more. Ed actually sent me one of their cocktail smokers and trophe and turkey plaques, and both are phenomenal. If you have any custom creations you need done, I can't recommend Ed and Wildcat manufacturing enough. It is awesome to work with. Their products are impeccably made, and you're supporting a good cause by doing business with a student run business. Geez. Well, now, we also needed to shout out to Hunter Spencer here. I brought him in to help with some text stuff, but it ended up being that Hunter almost designed the whole trophy and then Ed executed it. So well done to Hunter and Ed. Now, Karn on your game piece, did you see what that is? It's a dairy call. It's a what it's a dairy call? It's a bird from Harry Potter. Right, That's what Karin requested for her game piece. Instead, we gave her the Dodo bird, which is what the deer Claw is based off of. All right, we are now on the meat Eator Trivia. Play the drop, Phil, Look, I need to know what I stand to win everything? How's that? Just tend to win everything? Game on Suckers Question one, the topic is cooking. This first great question comes to was via Peyton Snyder. If you have a question you think is right for Meatator Trivia, you can send it to Trivia at the meat Eator dot com and as always, this first question will be multiple choice. Which of these wild meats is highest in calories? Is it squirrel, black bear, bluegill, or moose? Again, which of these wild meats is highest in calories? Squirrel, black bear, bluegill or moose? Do you mean like flesh or an average cut that would include fat? This is what the USDA has to say, so however they grade their nutritional value. Didn't like that one. No, does everybody have an answer? Yes? Krinn scribbling, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying bear, Hayden saying bear. No, how do you know he's not saying bluegill? What the hell's be mean? Yeah? Multiple choice? Don't going forward. We're gonna write out the whole word cal saying bluegill, Dustin saying bear, Brody saying bear, Krin saying moose, Mark saying bear, and Jannis saying squirrel. The correct answer is black bear. That's right, God. According to the USDA, rob black bear meat has one hundred and sixty one calories per three point five ounce service. How could you guys not put that together? It's like they gotta tone of fat yea, So no, it doesn't you. Can you ever hear of being starving like rabbit? Starvation was a term for what is it? The term? Yeah, that's how you can starve to death eating rabbits. Yeah, rabbit wasn't on there. It was just like flush like a rabbit. Though squirrel comes in a one hundred and twenty calories. A squirrel was number two, moose had one hundred and three and bluegill at eighty nine. Squirrel scores better than moose, it does. Now can shitload of black bears, And I'll tell you not every black bear is fat, right, I mean fatter than the bluegill? All say I got right? Fish flesh has a super high fat to protein ratio. What'd you put down blue gill? The room did pretty well. Super subjective. Steve is just submitting over there after one, I feel like going to getting them back with badass boots. The man we're on. A question to the topic is fishing. In nineteen ninety eight, Congress voted to make this body of water the sixth Great Lake, but the status was removed eighteen days later after a nationwide uproar. In nineteen ninety eight, Congress voted to make this body of water the sixth Great Lake, but the status was removed eighteen days later after a nationwide uproar. Well, if it ain't multiple choice, I ain't got a prayer. There are five great lakes, but at one time, for eighteen days, there were six. I think I got it, Spencer, I think you think you got it, but you didn't get it. Oh, that was a good little hint. Let me think I would have said that either way, regardless of the question. You would you weren't. That was a hint. No, does everybody have an answer? No, Well, I'll tell you what it should have been. So well, I again looking for the sixth Great Lake that existed for eighteen days in nineteen ninety eight. Yannie, we're running out of time. Sorry, sorry, sorry, I wonder what the economic benefit to having a body of water called a great lake? You are? You are setting the table nicely for the follow up factoid. Thank you, Cal. I'm ready. I'm gonna have you reveal your answers in your three your tip two one. We have Steve saying Lake Saint Clair, Hayden saying Tahoe, Cal without an answer, Dusty without an answer, Brody saying Lake Saint Clair, Krein without an answer, Mark saying Lake Saint Clair, Yannest without an answer. Nobody got it correct. The correct answer is Lake Champlain. Oh, why do people have a ship fit about that? Here's what happened. A routine funding bill was created in nineteen ninety eight that would provide three hundred million dollars to research centers near the Great Lakes, but Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy slipped a sentence into the final bill that also declared Lake Champlain as the sixth Great Lake, and it passed with no one noticing. The New York Times classic pork barrel. That's what gives pork barrel a bad connotation. The New York Times broke the story shortly thereafter, bringing national attention to the issue. Predictably, policy makers were furious with Laye and had Champlain's Great Lake status rescinded just eighteen days later. That was a good little I thought. The obvious answer that people would move on with is Lake of the Woods. I thought maybe Folks was Clair really either? Saint Clair was a very good question. Let's move on Great Lakes. No one got it. I'm not mad. So it's like we're onto question from a great lake state, kind like Michian, kind of a little sliver. Just the topic is conservation. How many days is the drying period before Antler's horns or skulls are officially scored by Boone and Crockett or poping young dust And you get this wrong, We're gonna throw you out of the room. I think I might know this one. Now, are you putting this in the conservation category because you had to say boot and crocket or poping you on? Yeah, those are conservation organizations that started to uh like track big game, antler growth, horn growth, things like that. Yeah, I think it's a conservation question with you, Cal, I'm with you. I feel you know I feel you. But it's like, this is a criticism I brought up one hundred times. I gave up. Listen, if if we're gonna make a board game that has three thousand questions, this has got this. I don't know a problem with this one, Spencer my issue. Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying one hundred and twenty, Hayden saying sixty, Cal saying one hundred, Dustin saying sixty, Brody saying sixty, Karen saying sixty, Mark saying sixty, Yana saying sixty. The correct answer is sixty. I don't think that's long enough. Now three years I should be one. I was putting out what it should be. Now. This rule also applies to deadheads. One of the most extreme examples is a dead bighorn sheep that was found in and Alberta's snowdrift in twenty fourteen. It originally green scored it over two hundred and nine inches, which at the time would have made it the world record, but after the sixty day drying period, it shrank four inches and caused it to fall to sixth in the record books. That's really something. So that's why this exists. Why do they attribute like why did it was in a snow bank and they said it had so much moisture in it that the sixty days, Like, is it like h the circumfort? I wonder, like, I wonder what measurements shrinked them. I imagine it's not getting longer. It's probably just losing mass by sixty Now dusted, did your deer shrink it all after the sixty days? Not an inch? Nope, that's great. Well, a lot of guys tell me what you do is you age them in the bucket? Was right? Oh, but there are very specific rules about it has to be like at room tempature. It has to be in a dry environment. Uh. Folks are very passionate about making sure that standards met. Did anybody like give you a hard time about that? And so you just like stored it right in your living room or what? I just had it in the barn, in the barn, in the bar. You didn't try glue in a couple more times on them. I should have tried, I guess, or knocked at little kicker off, knocked a little kicker off. Were you nervous for that sixty days? Oh? Yeah, yeah, yeah I was. That's all I was thinking about, Spencer. I just learned that a buddy of mine is the new world record sick blacktail deer school And uh, that happened, and you shot the deer, left it with his friend in Alaska. About ten years later, his buddy's like, I'm gonna get this scord and he just found out that he is the world record non typical sick of blacktail. You's only impressed if he didn't shoot it on Kodiac. I I want to say he was on Sitka. It's it's a non typical and the bases on it are like as round, a bigger round of this microphone, like five inch base. You're gonna write an article about that one Spencer, I don't know. I like the idea that he did the three thousand day drying period though that thing was bone dry run. Question for the topic is biology. This next great question comes. It was via Ryan Nicoletti. This is the only person so far that we've used two questions from. Thank you Ryan. If you have a question you think is right from Mead to Trivia, you can send it to Trivia at the medid dot com. Known as the Texas speed Bump, this is one of the only animals in the world that carries leprosy. Known as the Texas speed Bump, this is one of the only animals in the world that carries leprosy. I remember talking about this in Texas' what's the Harry Potter name? Hey, did you know the last one? Because we were research in the huff Buck because I talked to yeah or you got that right? It was it was in the documents Steve Oh I had a backup question in case that specific thing came up. We didn't need to use the backup question, but I was was prepared and it never did. Oh yeah, I got you. Does everybody have an answer? Yea, I feel pretty good about it. What do you got Rody, I got an answer. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying armadillo, armadillo, armadillo, armadillo. Everybody got it right? The correct answer is armadillo. Other animals that have been known to carry leprosy include chimpanzees and red squirrels. Although the disease is quite common in armadillos, the CDC says the odds of a human getting it are incredibly low because about ninety five percent of people have natural immunity. You should have left it at the text of speed bump thing. It's two. It's like a cuty thing. You're like, no, I don't know shit, it's gonna be an armadillo. But what do you want me to say? What's one of the only animals in the world that carries a leprosy? But that's like a pretty subjective he just said, what all I thought of something? I've just said a tire or something. The topic is woodsmanship. We will get a scoreboard update from Phil after this. How many leaves does poison ivy have? Oh? Shoot, how many leaves do poison ivy? Doesn't make any sense. It absolutely makes sense if you took a poison ivy plant and figured out where it's terminus leaves. This is the way the questions word. It's stupid. You could have framed the question a little better, Spencer, this is the episode we're just gonna is it? Like? I know we just announced weekly, but are you running out a good question? Nobody would disagree with this. Oh come on, I know where you're going at. But it's a stupid question. If I said how many needles are on my Christmas tree? Not even close? Do people mean do I have to count up every needle on the Christmas tree? Or had to be like, oh, it's a three needle pine, so it's three or a five needle pine? You got an answer yet? Yeah? Does everybody have an answer? I guess Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying three three three three. The whole room got it right. The correct answer is three. Still stupid question, but they could have two hundred and sixteen. It's a big plan because who knows, highly variable, there's even there's even the rhyme would be, it'd be divisible by three leaves of three. Let it be. Have you ever heard that one? No leaves of three? Let it be? Now. I am part of the fifteen percent of Americans that are immune to poison ivy. But if you're part of the other eighty five percent, then you should check out Mark Kenyon's twenty nineteen article on the meat eater dot com called how do identify a void and Treat poison ivy? It'll tell you everything you need to know about this itchy plant. Well, the plant's not itchy. I don't know. Pois talk to the worst about being poison ivvy. Now, be honest, you just had like a brutal running You're gonna elaborate or no? Oh, I mean I could it was. It was yeah, bad lasted months, haven't don't you? Neticis think that poison oak and poison ivy are the same. Another thing, I think it's the same, kind of like different oil or whatever. Yeah about there are something where they that it was They're like phenotypes. I'll have to look them up. Put that out of the future. Question Phil Hittis with a scoreboard update. Third place with two points is Cal Then we have Karan, Dustin Jannis and Steve All with three points in second place, and then in first place tied for first place, all with four points, Brody Hayden and Mark Anybody's game run a question six. The topic is public lands sex. Great question comes who is via Michael Pattek. If you have a question you think is right from meat Eater Trivia, you can send it to trivia at the meat eater dot com. What type of federal public land has the most visitors per year? I'll give you hint. It's not the National Park Service. What type of federal public land has the most visitors per year? And the answer is the National Park Service? Oh yeah, you got to run that TikTok noise for long time, So I got to think this through. Is this total number of visitors? Yeah? What would be the other I don't know, like children count the same as adults, but it's like number a day. I wish I could take Spencer outside and ask him a couple of questions because why no, because the Park Service, Yeah, they they manage the blank. Yeah, I think that would mean that's part of the National Park Service. So I don't think you can call it. Not gonna say anymore, there might be a real problem. I will tell you the answer, and I am going to have an absolute shit fit. The answer is not the National Park Service. What type of federal public land has the most visitors would have an absolute ship. Does everybody have an answer? Hayden, run out of time, Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying the National what do you got here? Monument? National Force? That was my answer. No, this National forest Hayden saying BLM, cal saying USDA, Dustin saying State, Brody saying National Forest, Crin saying National Forest, Mark saying National Force, Yanna saying BLM. The correct answer is Army Corps of Engineers, which nobody because they drive them with the bridges well the reservoirs. I suppose the Army Corps of Engineers, who manages many of America's major water bodies, has about three hundred and seventy million visitors per year. That's followed by the National Park Service at three hundred and thirty one million, US Forest Service at one hundred and forty eight million and bo r at ninety million. Do you know what I was gonna have a ship fit about? If it was like refugees, you're gonna say monuments, That was not because those are administered by mostly Park Service again Army Corp. Of Engineer. It's a great question. No one got it right. It's first good question today we're on the question seven. The topic is hunting was a phenomenal question. Now I know you're not gonna like this one. The Outdoor Channel acquired the rerun rights to Duck Dynasty in twenty sixteen. What network did it originally air on before that? The Outdoor Channel acquired the rerun rights to Duck Dynasty in twenty sixteen. What network did it originally air on before that? Oh? I cockily wrote my answer down. Mhm. Does everybody have an answer? I think I got it too. Is there like a specific amount of time you're allowed you just go by feel just feel again you're saying, he does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your aunts. We have Steve saying A and E. Hayden saying, E. Cal saying what are we saying? Cal? Espn Dustin saying any Brody saying the History Channel, Krin saying TLC, Mark saying Travel Channel, and Yanni saying any what what Brody put oh sweet? The correct answer is an eight. We're tired now, Yeah, that's what I want to be. Duck Dynasty aired on Any for eleven seasons between two thousand and twelve and twenty seventeen. The season two finale was a Christmas special that became the most watched any episode in network history, a record the show ended up breaking three more times. I saw one episode while I was sick in a hotel room in Vegas. Here in shout show and old Phil described this SILV engineer Nope Phil, while Robertson described his dispute he was having with his neighbor over a barking dog and his whose dog was barking Phil's dog, and his explanation was just that the dog was happy to be an American living in America. And I thought that was great, and I never never watched another episode. But the show didn't have anything to do with hunting. I mean, they didn't like show guys shooting ducks. It was a spin off off of Duck Commander and Buck Commander. We'll get another scoreboard update after this, the topic is cooking. The World Champion Squirrel cook Off is held every year in what state? Oh? My, the World Champion Squirrel cook Off is held every year in what state? We've even been invited. I'm just gonna guess. Ain't got a clue? Can we get a multiple choice? Yeah? Yet fifty choices? Yeah? I'll ask yeah again. The World Champion Squirrel cook Off is held every year in what state? Does everybody have an answer? No? You know what I don't like? I yeah, We'll see, Yanni. I was gonna say that too, That's what I was thinking. I even had like T shirt about it. Everybody reveal your answers. We have Steve saying Missouri, Hayden saying Missouri, Cow saying Virginia, Dustin saying Arkansas, Brody saying Mississippi, Grin saying Arkansas, Mark saying Missouri. Yanni saying Mississippi. We do ever right answer in the room? It is Arkansas. Scorecards, Let's go our very own. Clay Nucome covered the competition in twenty nineteen. The teams who won first, second, and third were generous enough to share their recipes with Clay, which you can find on the mediator dot com. If you want to learn how to make their award winning squirrel tacos, squirrel dumplings, and squirrel anceiladas, then go to our website and type in winning recipes from the World Champion Squirrel cook Off. Hey, you know when you do like listener feedback and corrections up top? How came we didn't do where I wrote in about how you pronounced jaguar. I we're backed up on that kind of thing. Yeah, I do pronounce that wrong. I've noticed that folks, folks who like talk about sports. It's like very common for someone to say Jacksonville Jaguars. But I'm serious like that. The worst offenders are people who talk about sports and say Jacksonville Jaguars and have just been exposed to it so much. I can't I can't help it. Jaguar. That's what I say, Jaguar. Phil hit us with a scoreboard update. We have two questions left. All right, Uh, everyone is still in it except for Cal I'm sorry, but tied for second place we have Brodie Curran, Hayden, Jannis Mark, and Stephen. In first place is Dustin Huff who have trivia guest winner. This might be the first time I had one out of fifty and I just paid hargets. Two questions left. This is question nine. The topic is conservation. This next great question comes to us via Mike Stephen. If you have a question you think is right for Meatia to Trivia, you can send it to Trivia at the meatia dot com. This animal was removed from the endangered species list in nineteen eighty seven and can now be hunted in nine southern states. What is it? This animal was removed from the endangered species list in nineteen eighty seven and can now be hunted in nine southern states. Southern states? What is it? Nine Southern states? Don't know? Can we be hunted in any Northern states? Not giving any feedback? Santa moldry move and the endangered species list in nineteen eighty seven, can now be hunted in nine southern state. Must be having a ship fit about something in a minute, man, nine Southern states. Not in northern states, I believe, I said southern Southern yep, I said southern Southern states. Those are states where you can't ice fish. Steve, does everybody have an answer? You got an answer written down that Okay, we need you to keep up this pace, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying what do we got? Cormorant, Hayden saying alligator, cal say bird, Dustin saying pheasant. Never said a bird, alligator? I thought I said a bird? Nowhere did I say a bird? Oh? I want to put that down. Nobody said birds out, Karan saying dove, Mark saying sandhill, Craney, Yanni saying black bear. It's this. The correct answer is the American alligator. Dude, you said bird, I never said bird. Son of a bitch? What'd you write? Brody comes down to We are down to our last question. Phill one more scoreboard update. Let's see we've got Brody, Dustin an Hayden now all tied for first with five points, and then Karen, Yannis and Mark and Steve with four. So if I had listened, probably as intently as I was talking, you'd be I'd be tied for first. That is correct, put a big asterisk. That would be the last question. The topic is fishing. This California city has a not named after it that was invented by offshore tuna anglers who tied it on heavy iron jigs. This California city has a not named after it that was invented by offshore tuna anglers who tied it on heavy iron jigs. Has a what named after it? A knot like a fishing knot. K n Ot'll give you a second. It's like one or two things. It's not give any hints. This California city has a not named after it that was invented by offshore tuna anglers. There's a lot on the line here. We may go to a tiebreaker where like four or five folks, I got a wicked sun burden but knot California? Did someone speakable things there? Does it work by this tie the knot? No? Again? Looking for the California city that has this not named after it? Does everybody have an answer? Is it a California city? He'll be like changing this late in the game. Come on, literally, is everybody good? Marcus? You look like you're thinking really hard. I'm just trying to go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying, let me, let's see it. I don't I didn't write it, but I can tie it. What what's your answer, pal, Steve says Palamar Hayden says Palamar, pal saying Palamar, doesn't saying Sacramento, By saying Santa Barbara saying Malibu, Mark saying San Diego, and Jana saying san Diego. We do ever correct answer in the room. Do you guys have any guesses as to who it is? The correct answer is San Diego. It is the San Diego, California. No, but I think it is a mountain. Now the it is the San Diego jam or the San Diego Not. Where does that leave us? Phil? Ending could not have tied that for are you? This leaves us with a five way tie between Brody, Dustin, Hayden, Jannis and Mark. Never Steve's not in it? No, because I was too busy talking. Is okay? Repeat? One more time for you have for you at home? Stevens taking off his earphones. He's walking out, He's walking on. I just need to focus on playing and not try to play Spencer's game to you one more time? Who we got going to the tyred Brody, Dustin, Hayden, Jannie and Mark incredible, never been done before in big time, Phil, Do we have a tiebreaker? Spencer? We will win? Lawyers? Okay, tire first last We're not done make any sense at all? First your last, you can be second, you can be third. Four five. The topic for the tiebreaker is hunting. The heaviest turkey in nwtf's record books was killed by David Cody guests in Kentucky in twenty fifteen. How much did it weigh? The heaviest turkey to the nearest. So the way you will write your answer is point something, so you'd write five point five, not five pounds and eight ounces. Five point five? So I got right? Sixty two? Yes, again, the heaviest turkey in nwtf's record books, Now they go to two decimal places. So write your answer to do two decimal places. Killed in Kentucky in twenty fifteen. How much did it weigh? We may have Mark take a victory and his first ever episode. We may have Dustin, who is representing every trivia guest it's ever joined us has never won, taking victory. Hey, Brody's an old head. That wouldn't be very interesting a key one? Heyes? And Jannis who would be going for his third victory? Hey, did Tommy Edson already come on and play court and heavy wins every game? Does everybody hap for you? Tommy, I do when I played at the go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Hayden saying thirty one point six one pounds, Dustin saying thirty seven point eight six, Brody saying thirty nine point two five, Mark saying thirty two point two five, Yanni saying thirty nine. Now one of you is within a pound, not in it. You're not counting. Hold hold up your answers one more time. Here, let me see him. Somebody is within point two of the correct answer. Whoa Steve? Who do you think it is? Johnny? He gets Johnnie? And the winner is Dustin. Correct answer. It was thirty seven pick six one on the nose. Well done, Dustin. The man can sing, he can kill big deer, and he's damn smoke. How do you think I passed high school? Now, Dustin, our winner gets to choose where the five hundred dollars donation from meat eater will go. So who are you going to get? You? You can pick outside of that too, I can laws are involved in wildlife concerle, we'll shoot, We'll just do the National Deer Association. Oh that's right, that's great. How is that that unbelievable game. Man, that'll put forty something, man, let's go thirty something game. You know that with a lot of pressure. But um, as we heard from the earlier podcast, Dustin is comfortable and high pressure. Yeah, and he was playing across he was playing across a pretty big variety of subject matters that I was nervous. That was like to yes, and this is it's a stacked field that he's playing against. It's not like he's got Clay nucom and uh, you know whoever else in here whatever other dumb we Oh, yes, well, what do his quick favorite toy? Your initials on the back of that guest? We should do that. Can we make this the huffbuck now for other people? Well done, Dustin, thank you for joining us, Mark, thanks for coming join us next time on another round of Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. Well duston one. Thanks Spencer, appreciate it. That was phenomenal performance, Dustin. I'm very deeply impressed. Man, come in cold off the street, dude, not even knowing what it is that's going on. Anybody. Oh yeah, yeah, dude's got it all. Man,

This immediate podcast. Welcome to media to Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Art, and today we're joined by special guests Dustin Huff who killed the biggest white tailed buck in America, and Mark Kenyon, who did not very proud of he was laying a bed a couple of nights ago. You won't go to start laughing. Dustin and Mark, Welcome to the show. In addition to those folks, we got Steve Hayden, cal Brody, Corrin and Jannis. Dustin and Mark, how you guys feel about Trivia? I'm fired up about it? Yeah, I'm ready. I got an announcement to make. Let's hear from now on, instead of talking about how many times someone won, it's your your batting average, your percentage. So it's blank at blank percent So it's like how many you know what I'm saying, the percentage of times you've played? Then one, what am I trying to say? Yeah, I'm betting average? Yeah, the percent what's your success rate? Your success rate? Because the way you're doing it is stupid. Well you really remember, like Clay played one time, but he he gotta win, So you're like Clay one once, what's like doesn't tell a full story because Clay it's one hundred percent, I think, folks, but you also need like a pool to draw, Like if you only play one time, that's not really it's not your right, it's not percent, it's one for blank. There you go. Because that way people can go like, Okay, he had a lucky day. Yeah, but like when it's me, it'd be like he's like ninety for one hundred, wow or whatever I'm at. Then that like really tells a story. Just gotta do Vegas odds for That's my announcement. Go on now. If you're not familiar, this is a ten round quiz show with questions born out of meat eaters for verticals with you're hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking, and there is a prize. Meat eater will donate five hundred dollars to the conservation organization of the winners choosing. And here's Steve's favorite part. Steve has won five times, Brodie's won four, ye Honest has won two. Clay Seth, Karine and Chester have each one once. Krin didn't win once. That was a cheat. That was the April fools Day joke. Listen, I gave you both a victory, and I'm maintaining that. I feel strongly that Karin gets a victory. Going to start cheating, But you say like, you could be like because you haven't implemented in my thing, you could be like and Dawstin's never won. No, you can't do anything like that. Dawson's never won, Dustin's never won. Now we have two surprises to announce before we get to trivia. Here's the first one. Phil, you got a drum roll over there, It'll be in the show. All right. Meeting your Trivia is going to become a weekly podcast. So what's that mean? Every Wednesday going forward until I run out of trivia questions, we are going to be releasing new episodes of meat Eata Trivia right here on the Meat Eater podcast feed. And I'm absolutely thrilled about it. I love hosting these are coming up with questions. But to make these episodes great on a weekly basis, I'm going to need a lot of help from listeners. So here's my plea. If you have a question you think is right for meat Eator Trivia, you can send it to Trivia at the metator dot com. Every email you guys send is much appreciated. Yeah, and then I'll point out that now that it's weekly and it's going to occur when I'm not there, I have been sending Spencer great questions for when I'm not in the room, so other players in the room here can say, hey, when I'm not around, here's a doozy. That's right. We will even send gold. We'll even acknowledge when we so. First announcement Mediator Trivia happening weekly. Here's a second announcement, and this is a surprise that no one in the room knows except for me. Sitting in front of Brody on the podcast table under a blanket is a giant object that we're about to reveal. You guys have any guesses as to what it might be. Picture of the huff Buck like that, nothing nothing else. Is something we talked about in the past. Well, it's gotta have it. It's gotta have something to do with meat eater trivia. So think game show accessory is what I'm gonna go with in my clothes, scoreboard carving. We're on the on the right track. Hit this with another drum roll film. We got two of them. All right, reveal for its brody. What we have. This is a custom meat eater trivia trophy. Oh look at that game now. It was built by podcast listener Ed Newman ke never won. Wow. This was built by the podcast listener Ed Newman. Ed is the Science Technology, Engineering and Mathematics coordinator and Engineering Design a Development master teacher at Belleville High School in Wisconsin. Ed created this trophy with the help of some students in one of the manufacturing classes he teaches. Here is Ed to tell us more about that process. A few months back, I was listening to Metator trivia with my son when I thought that you mugs needed a trophy. So I sent a message to Spenser and he told me he loved the idea, and we began the collaborative secret project immediately. The process for creating a trophy started by using a live edge slab of hemlock that was harvested from a buddy's property in northern Wisconsin. On the front of the trophy, you'll find an updated scoreboard for each member of the crew. The back of the trophy has a list of conservation organizations that you may choose to donate to. The base of the trophy has the meat eators four pillars, and the bottom of the trophy has a message from me to the crew, as well as the latitude and longitude of where the tree came from. Pockets on the trophy were cut with a C and C router, making ships at twenty thousand revolutions per minute. The orange game on Suckers is an epoxy inlay that I did by hand. All other texts and graphics were engraved or cut using your laser engraver. Some of my current students got in on the fun and helped with laser engraving, installing magnets, and post production work on game pieces. I've also videoed the entire process so that future classes can see how many steps go into finishing a major project like this. After two full months of working on the trophy, it was ready to travel from Wisconsin to Montana. Now. I've worked on a lot of projects, but nothing like this. It was a touch emotional packaging up the trophy, and I have felt some separation anxiety since. Thank you Metator crew for having me be part of the show. You have no idea how much this has meant to me. All right now, thank you as us or this amazing. I do have one question. At the top of art great wait wait, If you want to see the troph you go to Instagram check out at Spena New Arthur at Mediator we'll post picture of it there. At the very top of the trophy, there is a little game piece that says Jannis we tell us and has a big old eagle on it. That is because Jannis was the last winner of meat Eater Trivia. But every name that's on the trophy also has a game piece that you guys helped me picked out without even knowing uh. And whenever new winners they will they will get to fly their flag on the trophy until they are unseated. I got a mink I think I picked the pick a mink burly. After this game of trivia, if Yannis loses, we will replace that game piece with someone else's so that everybody who sees the trophy knows who is the reigning champion. Oh there's even one for um oh Brody. Is that the hoff Buck on yours? Oh man, that's the Ranella Ba. But there's there's one for the trivia guests. We have never had a Yeah, if you win, big fuss and you get to probably place Bigfoot. But already, just in case if next year when he gets a new class and he might consider a thing like that shows how many times they've played. Yeah, Mark, that's a great idea of hash marks. Now let me try to describe the size of Ed's trophy. This thing is heavier than Pete Alonzo's home Run Derby Trophy, taller than Bo Jackson's Heisman Trophy, and wider than all of Luke Combs CMA awards. So all this is to say is that this is a damn big trophy and a real work of art. Now, if you want your own custom trophy, you can contact Ed, whose email address we'll put in the description this episode. Ed is the advisor for Wildcat Manufacturing, which is the school student run business. They will open up shop this fall and plan on selling steel fire pits, cocktail smokers, custom sides, laser engraved trophy plaques, cribbage boards, candy machines, bottle openers, fire claws, and more. Ed actually sent me one of their cocktail smokers and trophe and turkey plaques, and both are phenomenal. If you have any custom creations you need done, I can't recommend Ed and Wildcat manufacturing enough. It is awesome to work with. Their products are impeccably made, and you're supporting a good cause by doing business with a student run business. Geez. Well, now, we also needed to shout out to Hunter Spencer here. I brought him in to help with some text stuff, but it ended up being that Hunter almost designed the whole trophy and then Ed executed it. So well done to Hunter and Ed. Now, Karn on your game piece, did you see what that is? It's a dairy call. It's a what it's a dairy call? It's a bird from Harry Potter. Right, That's what Karin requested for her game piece. Instead, we gave her the Dodo bird, which is what the deer Claw is based off of. All right, we are now on the meat Eator Trivia. Play the drop, Phil, Look, I need to know what I stand to win everything? How's that? Just tend to win everything? Game on Suckers Question one, the topic is cooking. This first great question comes to was via Peyton Snyder. If you have a question you think is right for Meatator Trivia, you can send it to Trivia at the meat Eator dot com and as always, this first question will be multiple choice. Which of these wild meats is highest in calories? Is it squirrel, black bear, bluegill, or moose? Again, which of these wild meats is highest in calories? Squirrel, black bear, bluegill or moose? Do you mean like flesh or an average cut that would include fat? This is what the USDA has to say, so however they grade their nutritional value. Didn't like that one. No, does everybody have an answer? Yes? Krinn scribbling, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying bear, Hayden saying bear. No, how do you know he's not saying bluegill? What the hell's be mean? Yeah? Multiple choice? Don't going forward. We're gonna write out the whole word cal saying bluegill, Dustin saying bear, Brody saying bear, Krin saying moose, Mark saying bear, and Jannis saying squirrel. The correct answer is black bear. That's right, God. According to the USDA, rob black bear meat has one hundred and sixty one calories per three point five ounce service. How could you guys not put that together? It's like they gotta tone of fat yea, So no, it doesn't you. Can you ever hear of being starving like rabbit? Starvation was a term for what is it? The term? Yeah, that's how you can starve to death eating rabbits. Yeah, rabbit wasn't on there. It was just like flush like a rabbit. Though squirrel comes in a one hundred and twenty calories. A squirrel was number two, moose had one hundred and three and bluegill at eighty nine. Squirrel scores better than moose, it does. Now can shitload of black bears, And I'll tell you not every black bear is fat, right, I mean fatter than the bluegill? All say I got right? Fish flesh has a super high fat to protein ratio. What'd you put down blue gill? The room did pretty well. Super subjective. Steve is just submitting over there after one, I feel like going to getting them back with badass boots. The man we're on. A question to the topic is fishing. In nineteen ninety eight, Congress voted to make this body of water the sixth Great Lake, but the status was removed eighteen days later after a nationwide uproar. In nineteen ninety eight, Congress voted to make this body of water the sixth Great Lake, but the status was removed eighteen days later after a nationwide uproar. Well, if it ain't multiple choice, I ain't got a prayer. There are five great lakes, but at one time, for eighteen days, there were six. I think I got it, Spencer, I think you think you got it, but you didn't get it. Oh, that was a good little hint. Let me think I would have said that either way, regardless of the question. You would you weren't. That was a hint. No, does everybody have an answer? No, Well, I'll tell you what it should have been. So well, I again looking for the sixth Great Lake that existed for eighteen days in nineteen ninety eight. Yannie, we're running out of time. Sorry, sorry, sorry, I wonder what the economic benefit to having a body of water called a great lake? You are? You are setting the table nicely for the follow up factoid. Thank you, Cal. I'm ready. I'm gonna have you reveal your answers in your three your tip two one. We have Steve saying Lake Saint Clair, Hayden saying Tahoe, Cal without an answer, Dusty without an answer, Brody saying Lake Saint Clair, Krein without an answer, Mark saying Lake Saint Clair, Yannest without an answer. Nobody got it correct. The correct answer is Lake Champlain. Oh, why do people have a ship fit about that? Here's what happened. A routine funding bill was created in nineteen ninety eight that would provide three hundred million dollars to research centers near the Great Lakes, but Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy slipped a sentence into the final bill that also declared Lake Champlain as the sixth Great Lake, and it passed with no one noticing. The New York Times classic pork barrel. That's what gives pork barrel a bad connotation. The New York Times broke the story shortly thereafter, bringing national attention to the issue. Predictably, policy makers were furious with Laye and had Champlain's Great Lake status rescinded just eighteen days later. That was a good little I thought. The obvious answer that people would move on with is Lake of the Woods. I thought maybe Folks was Clair really either? Saint Clair was a very good question. Let's move on Great Lakes. No one got it. I'm not mad. So it's like we're onto question from a great lake state, kind like Michian, kind of a little sliver. Just the topic is conservation. How many days is the drying period before Antler's horns or skulls are officially scored by Boone and Crockett or poping young dust And you get this wrong, We're gonna throw you out of the room. I think I might know this one. Now, are you putting this in the conservation category because you had to say boot and crocket or poping you on? Yeah, those are conservation organizations that started to uh like track big game, antler growth, horn growth, things like that. Yeah, I think it's a conservation question with you, Cal, I'm with you. I feel you know I feel you. But it's like, this is a criticism I brought up one hundred times. I gave up. Listen, if if we're gonna make a board game that has three thousand questions, this has got this. I don't know a problem with this one, Spencer my issue. Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying one hundred and twenty, Hayden saying sixty, Cal saying one hundred, Dustin saying sixty, Brody saying sixty, Karen saying sixty, Mark saying sixty, Yana saying sixty. The correct answer is sixty. I don't think that's long enough. Now three years I should be one. I was putting out what it should be. Now. This rule also applies to deadheads. One of the most extreme examples is a dead bighorn sheep that was found in and Alberta's snowdrift in twenty fourteen. It originally green scored it over two hundred and nine inches, which at the time would have made it the world record, but after the sixty day drying period, it shrank four inches and caused it to fall to sixth in the record books. That's really something. So that's why this exists. Why do they attribute like why did it was in a snow bank and they said it had so much moisture in it that the sixty days, Like, is it like h the circumfort? I wonder, like, I wonder what measurements shrinked them. I imagine it's not getting longer. It's probably just losing mass by sixty Now dusted, did your deer shrink it all after the sixty days? Not an inch? Nope, that's great. Well, a lot of guys tell me what you do is you age them in the bucket? Was right? Oh, but there are very specific rules about it has to be like at room tempature. It has to be in a dry environment. Uh. Folks are very passionate about making sure that standards met. Did anybody like give you a hard time about that? And so you just like stored it right in your living room or what? I just had it in the barn, in the barn, in the bar. You didn't try glue in a couple more times on them. I should have tried, I guess, or knocked at little kicker off, knocked a little kicker off. Were you nervous for that sixty days? Oh? Yeah, yeah, yeah I was. That's all I was thinking about, Spencer. I just learned that a buddy of mine is the new world record sick blacktail deer school And uh, that happened, and you shot the deer, left it with his friend in Alaska. About ten years later, his buddy's like, I'm gonna get this scord and he just found out that he is the world record non typical sick of blacktail. You's only impressed if he didn't shoot it on Kodiac. I I want to say he was on Sitka. It's it's a non typical and the bases on it are like as round, a bigger round of this microphone, like five inch base. You're gonna write an article about that one Spencer, I don't know. I like the idea that he did the three thousand day drying period though that thing was bone dry run. Question for the topic is biology. This next great question comes. It was via Ryan Nicoletti. This is the only person so far that we've used two questions from. Thank you Ryan. If you have a question you think is right from Mead to Trivia, you can send it to Trivia at the medid dot com. Known as the Texas speed Bump, this is one of the only animals in the world that carries leprosy. Known as the Texas speed Bump, this is one of the only animals in the world that carries leprosy. I remember talking about this in Texas' what's the Harry Potter name? Hey, did you know the last one? Because we were research in the huff Buck because I talked to yeah or you got that right? It was it was in the documents Steve Oh I had a backup question in case that specific thing came up. We didn't need to use the backup question, but I was was prepared and it never did. Oh yeah, I got you. Does everybody have an answer? Yea, I feel pretty good about it. What do you got Rody, I got an answer. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying armadillo, armadillo, armadillo, armadillo. Everybody got it right? The correct answer is armadillo. Other animals that have been known to carry leprosy include chimpanzees and red squirrels. Although the disease is quite common in armadillos, the CDC says the odds of a human getting it are incredibly low because about ninety five percent of people have natural immunity. You should have left it at the text of speed bump thing. It's two. It's like a cuty thing. You're like, no, I don't know shit, it's gonna be an armadillo. But what do you want me to say? What's one of the only animals in the world that carries a leprosy? But that's like a pretty subjective he just said, what all I thought of something? I've just said a tire or something. The topic is woodsmanship. We will get a scoreboard update from Phil after this. How many leaves does poison ivy have? Oh? Shoot, how many leaves do poison ivy? Doesn't make any sense. It absolutely makes sense if you took a poison ivy plant and figured out where it's terminus leaves. This is the way the questions word. It's stupid. You could have framed the question a little better, Spencer, this is the episode we're just gonna is it? Like? I know we just announced weekly, but are you running out a good question? Nobody would disagree with this. Oh come on, I know where you're going at. But it's a stupid question. If I said how many needles are on my Christmas tree? Not even close? Do people mean do I have to count up every needle on the Christmas tree? Or had to be like, oh, it's a three needle pine, so it's three or a five needle pine? You got an answer yet? Yeah? Does everybody have an answer? I guess Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying three three three three. The whole room got it right. The correct answer is three. Still stupid question, but they could have two hundred and sixteen. It's a big plan because who knows, highly variable, there's even there's even the rhyme would be, it'd be divisible by three leaves of three. Let it be. Have you ever heard that one? No leaves of three? Let it be? Now. I am part of the fifteen percent of Americans that are immune to poison ivy. But if you're part of the other eighty five percent, then you should check out Mark Kenyon's twenty nineteen article on the meat eater dot com called how do identify a void and Treat poison ivy? It'll tell you everything you need to know about this itchy plant. Well, the plant's not itchy. I don't know. Pois talk to the worst about being poison ivvy. Now, be honest, you just had like a brutal running You're gonna elaborate or no? Oh, I mean I could it was. It was yeah, bad lasted months, haven't don't you? Neticis think that poison oak and poison ivy are the same. Another thing, I think it's the same, kind of like different oil or whatever. Yeah about there are something where they that it was They're like phenotypes. I'll have to look them up. Put that out of the future. Question Phil Hittis with a scoreboard update. Third place with two points is Cal Then we have Karan, Dustin Jannis and Steve All with three points in second place, and then in first place tied for first place, all with four points, Brody Hayden and Mark Anybody's game run a question six. The topic is public lands sex. Great question comes who is via Michael Pattek. If you have a question you think is right from meat Eater Trivia, you can send it to trivia at the meat eater dot com. What type of federal public land has the most visitors per year? I'll give you hint. It's not the National Park Service. What type of federal public land has the most visitors per year? And the answer is the National Park Service? Oh yeah, you got to run that TikTok noise for long time, So I got to think this through. Is this total number of visitors? Yeah? What would be the other I don't know, like children count the same as adults, but it's like number a day. I wish I could take Spencer outside and ask him a couple of questions because why no, because the Park Service, Yeah, they they manage the blank. Yeah, I think that would mean that's part of the National Park Service. So I don't think you can call it. Not gonna say anymore, there might be a real problem. I will tell you the answer, and I am going to have an absolute shit fit. The answer is not the National Park Service. What type of federal public land has the most visitors would have an absolute ship. Does everybody have an answer? Hayden, run out of time, Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying the National what do you got here? Monument? National Force? That was my answer. No, this National forest Hayden saying BLM, cal saying USDA, Dustin saying State, Brody saying National Forest, Crin saying National Forest, Mark saying National Force, Yanna saying BLM. The correct answer is Army Corps of Engineers, which nobody because they drive them with the bridges well the reservoirs. I suppose the Army Corps of Engineers, who manages many of America's major water bodies, has about three hundred and seventy million visitors per year. That's followed by the National Park Service at three hundred and thirty one million, US Forest Service at one hundred and forty eight million and bo r at ninety million. Do you know what I was gonna have a ship fit about? If it was like refugees, you're gonna say monuments, That was not because those are administered by mostly Park Service again Army Corp. Of Engineer. It's a great question. No one got it right. It's first good question today we're on the question seven. The topic is hunting was a phenomenal question. Now I know you're not gonna like this one. The Outdoor Channel acquired the rerun rights to Duck Dynasty in twenty sixteen. What network did it originally air on before that? The Outdoor Channel acquired the rerun rights to Duck Dynasty in twenty sixteen. What network did it originally air on before that? Oh? I cockily wrote my answer down. Mhm. Does everybody have an answer? I think I got it too. Is there like a specific amount of time you're allowed you just go by feel just feel again you're saying, he does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your aunts. We have Steve saying A and E. Hayden saying, E. Cal saying what are we saying? Cal? Espn Dustin saying any Brody saying the History Channel, Krin saying TLC, Mark saying Travel Channel, and Yanni saying any what what Brody put oh sweet? The correct answer is an eight. We're tired now, Yeah, that's what I want to be. Duck Dynasty aired on Any for eleven seasons between two thousand and twelve and twenty seventeen. The season two finale was a Christmas special that became the most watched any episode in network history, a record the show ended up breaking three more times. I saw one episode while I was sick in a hotel room in Vegas. Here in shout show and old Phil described this SILV engineer Nope Phil, while Robertson described his dispute he was having with his neighbor over a barking dog and his whose dog was barking Phil's dog, and his explanation was just that the dog was happy to be an American living in America. And I thought that was great, and I never never watched another episode. But the show didn't have anything to do with hunting. I mean, they didn't like show guys shooting ducks. It was a spin off off of Duck Commander and Buck Commander. We'll get another scoreboard update after this, the topic is cooking. The World Champion Squirrel cook Off is held every year in what state? Oh? My, the World Champion Squirrel cook Off is held every year in what state? We've even been invited. I'm just gonna guess. Ain't got a clue? Can we get a multiple choice? Yeah? Yet fifty choices? Yeah? I'll ask yeah again. The World Champion Squirrel cook Off is held every year in what state? Does everybody have an answer? No? You know what I don't like? I yeah, We'll see, Yanni. I was gonna say that too, That's what I was thinking. I even had like T shirt about it. Everybody reveal your answers. We have Steve saying Missouri, Hayden saying Missouri, Cow saying Virginia, Dustin saying Arkansas, Brody saying Mississippi, Grin saying Arkansas, Mark saying Missouri. Yanni saying Mississippi. We do ever right answer in the room? It is Arkansas. Scorecards, Let's go our very own. Clay Nucome covered the competition in twenty nineteen. The teams who won first, second, and third were generous enough to share their recipes with Clay, which you can find on the mediator dot com. If you want to learn how to make their award winning squirrel tacos, squirrel dumplings, and squirrel anceiladas, then go to our website and type in winning recipes from the World Champion Squirrel cook Off. Hey, you know when you do like listener feedback and corrections up top? How came we didn't do where I wrote in about how you pronounced jaguar. I we're backed up on that kind of thing. Yeah, I do pronounce that wrong. I've noticed that folks, folks who like talk about sports. It's like very common for someone to say Jacksonville Jaguars. But I'm serious like that. The worst offenders are people who talk about sports and say Jacksonville Jaguars and have just been exposed to it so much. I can't I can't help it. Jaguar. That's what I say, Jaguar. Phil hit us with a scoreboard update. We have two questions left. All right, Uh, everyone is still in it except for Cal I'm sorry, but tied for second place we have Brodie Curran, Hayden, Jannis Mark, and Stephen. In first place is Dustin Huff who have trivia guest winner. This might be the first time I had one out of fifty and I just paid hargets. Two questions left. This is question nine. The topic is conservation. This next great question comes to us via Mike Stephen. If you have a question you think is right for Meatia to Trivia, you can send it to Trivia at the meatia dot com. This animal was removed from the endangered species list in nineteen eighty seven and can now be hunted in nine southern states. What is it? This animal was removed from the endangered species list in nineteen eighty seven and can now be hunted in nine southern states. Southern states? What is it? Nine Southern states? Don't know? Can we be hunted in any Northern states? Not giving any feedback? Santa moldry move and the endangered species list in nineteen eighty seven, can now be hunted in nine southern state. Must be having a ship fit about something in a minute, man, nine Southern states. Not in northern states, I believe, I said southern Southern yep, I said southern Southern states. Those are states where you can't ice fish. Steve, does everybody have an answer? You got an answer written down that Okay, we need you to keep up this pace, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying what do we got? Cormorant, Hayden saying alligator, cal say bird, Dustin saying pheasant. Never said a bird, alligator? I thought I said a bird? Nowhere did I say a bird? Oh? I want to put that down. Nobody said birds out, Karan saying dove, Mark saying sandhill, Craney, Yanni saying black bear. It's this. The correct answer is the American alligator. Dude, you said bird, I never said bird. Son of a bitch? What'd you write? Brody comes down to We are down to our last question. Phill one more scoreboard update. Let's see we've got Brody, Dustin an Hayden now all tied for first with five points, and then Karen, Yannis and Mark and Steve with four. So if I had listened, probably as intently as I was talking, you'd be I'd be tied for first. That is correct, put a big asterisk. That would be the last question. The topic is fishing. This California city has a not named after it that was invented by offshore tuna anglers who tied it on heavy iron jigs. This California city has a not named after it that was invented by offshore tuna anglers who tied it on heavy iron jigs. Has a what named after it? A knot like a fishing knot. K n Ot'll give you a second. It's like one or two things. It's not give any hints. This California city has a not named after it that was invented by offshore tuna anglers. There's a lot on the line here. We may go to a tiebreaker where like four or five folks, I got a wicked sun burden but knot California? Did someone speakable things there? Does it work by this tie the knot? No? Again? Looking for the California city that has this not named after it? Does everybody have an answer? Is it a California city? He'll be like changing this late in the game. Come on, literally, is everybody good? Marcus? You look like you're thinking really hard. I'm just trying to go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying, let me, let's see it. I don't I didn't write it, but I can tie it. What what's your answer, pal, Steve says Palamar Hayden says Palamar, pal saying Palamar, doesn't saying Sacramento, By saying Santa Barbara saying Malibu, Mark saying San Diego, and Jana saying san Diego. We do ever correct answer in the room. Do you guys have any guesses as to who it is? The correct answer is San Diego. It is the San Diego, California. No, but I think it is a mountain. Now the it is the San Diego jam or the San Diego Not. Where does that leave us? Phil? Ending could not have tied that for are you? This leaves us with a five way tie between Brody, Dustin, Hayden, Jannis and Mark. Never Steve's not in it? No, because I was too busy talking. Is okay? Repeat? One more time for you have for you at home? Stevens taking off his earphones. He's walking out, He's walking on. I just need to focus on playing and not try to play Spencer's game to you one more time? Who we got going to the tyred Brody, Dustin, Hayden, Jannie and Mark incredible, never been done before in big time, Phil, Do we have a tiebreaker? Spencer? We will win? Lawyers? Okay, tire first last We're not done make any sense at all? First your last, you can be second, you can be third. Four five. The topic for the tiebreaker is hunting. The heaviest turkey in nwtf's record books was killed by David Cody guests in Kentucky in twenty fifteen. How much did it weigh? The heaviest turkey to the nearest. So the way you will write your answer is point something, so you'd write five point five, not five pounds and eight ounces. Five point five? So I got right? Sixty two? Yes, again, the heaviest turkey in nwtf's record books, Now they go to two decimal places. So write your answer to do two decimal places. Killed in Kentucky in twenty fifteen. How much did it weigh? We may have Mark take a victory and his first ever episode. We may have Dustin, who is representing every trivia guest it's ever joined us has never won, taking victory. Hey, Brody's an old head. That wouldn't be very interesting a key one? Heyes? And Jannis who would be going for his third victory? Hey, did Tommy Edson already come on and play court and heavy wins every game? Does everybody hap for you? Tommy, I do when I played at the go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Hayden saying thirty one point six one pounds, Dustin saying thirty seven point eight six, Brody saying thirty nine point two five, Mark saying thirty two point two five, Yanni saying thirty nine. Now one of you is within a pound, not in it. You're not counting. Hold hold up your answers one more time. Here, let me see him. Somebody is within point two of the correct answer. Whoa Steve? Who do you think it is? Johnny? He gets Johnnie? And the winner is Dustin. Correct answer. It was thirty seven pick six one on the nose. Well done, Dustin. The man can sing, he can kill big deer, and he's damn smoke. How do you think I passed high school? Now, Dustin, our winner gets to choose where the five hundred dollars donation from meat eater will go. So who are you going to get? You? You can pick outside of that too, I can laws are involved in wildlife concerle, we'll shoot, We'll just do the National Deer Association. Oh that's right, that's great. How is that that unbelievable game. Man, that'll put forty something, man, let's go thirty something game. You know that with a lot of pressure. But um, as we heard from the earlier podcast, Dustin is comfortable and high pressure. Yeah, and he was playing across he was playing across a pretty big variety of subject matters that I was nervous. That was like to yes, and this is it's a stacked field that he's playing against. It's not like he's got Clay nucom and uh, you know whoever else in here whatever other dumb we Oh, yes, well, what do his quick favorite toy? Your initials on the back of that guest? We should do that. Can we make this the huffbuck now for other people? Well done, Dustin, thank you for joining us, Mark, thanks for coming join us next time on another round of Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. Well duston one. Thanks Spencer, appreciate it. That was phenomenal performance, Dustin. I'm very deeply impressed. Man, come in cold off the street, dude, not even knowing what it is that's going on. Anybody. Oh yeah, yeah, dude's got it all. Man,