Pod Insights The MeatEater Podcast Ep. 897: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CCXXIII About this episode Spencer Neuharth https://www.instagram.com/spencerneuharth/?hl=en hosts MeatEater Trivia with Brody Henderson, Seth Morris, Max Barta, Nate Mason, Jon Montresor, and Logan Dove.
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1:47 Speaker 04 Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer Neuharth, and today we're joined by Brody, Seth, Nate, Max, Logan, and John. This is a 10-round quiz show with questions from Meat Eater's four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking. There is a prize. Meat Eater will donate $500 to the conservation organization of the winners choosing. All right, we got a mailbag. Question today, if you have a question you want the crew to answer, send your question to trivia at the meat eater dot com. With the subject line mailbag. This is from Nate Pawatzky. He says, what'd be harder to hunt? A turkey with the nose of a deer or a deer with the eyes of a turkey? I think this is really easy.
2:29 Speaker 05 Yeah, turkey with a nose.
2:30 Speaker 04 Yeah, you wouldn't see a turkey if they had a nose like a deer.
2:34 Speaker 06 No, not at all. They always say if a turkey smell, you wouldn't kill them.
2:40 Speaker 04 Yeah.
2:40 Speaker 06 I'm a firm believer in that.
2:42 Speaker 04 Phil, do you agree?
2:44 Speaker 05 Uh, yeah, a hundred percent. Thanks for coming to the expert.
2:47 Speaker 04 Yeah, uh, so turkey with the nose of a deer, that'd be hard to kill. A deer with the eyes of a turkey.
2:53 Speaker 05 I think that exists already, pretty much.
2:55 Speaker 04 Yeah, except for I think turkeys like see into the UV light range. I don't know if deer have that uh, superpower or not. Also from Nate, he says, are non Randall and Brody episodes easier? Or do I just choke against elite competition? Uh, I try to like shoot for a higher Shelby index on those episodes. So I would say they're maybe a little easier. Yeah, we want the jabronis to have a good time uh, while they're here. So maybe a little easier. Um, but it's, it's still, you know. Where is Randy today?
3:22 Speaker 06 I am Randall. I'm sitting in a spot.
3:24 Speaker 04 Yeah, I'm gonna call him.
3:25 Speaker 05 I passed.
3:26 Speaker 04 Crappy Chub.
3:27 Speaker 05 I passed a truck on the highways more. It looks similar to his, but I don't know if it was his or not.
3:32 Speaker 04 He doesn't miss trivia too often, so I, I, he's doing something.
3:36 Speaker 05 I know he's going to the Turnpike Troubadours concert tonight.
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3:43 Speaker 04 Uh, all right, we have some housekeeping. On last week's episode, we had a question about the panfish inspired name for the small fat head minnows that bait shops sell. The correct answer was crappie minnows. But a few folks wrote in saying that bait shops in their area call them perch minnows, specifically in Northern Michigan. Uh, now I couldn't find anything online to confirm this, but I trust our listeners. And since perch is a panfish, an emailer said that they are the small fat head minnows being sold. Then I'll call that a right answer. So if you said perch minnows, then you get that one right. Brody, you were nodding over here.
4:15 Speaker 06 Someone did say perch.
4:17 Speaker 04 Who said perch?
4:18 Speaker 06 Someone said in perch. Yeah.
4:20 Speaker 04 Oh no, I've, I've heard him call. He calls them perch minnows. I've never heard that. I, okay. I don't think it would have affected the game. Yeah. They use a lot of Emerald Chiners where he's at. Hmm. The other forty-nine states, uh, call them crappie minnows. Alright, the Shelby index for today is a five, so I'm putting us on perfect score alert. And with that, we're on to the game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil.
4:47 Steven Rinella? Look, I need to know what I stand to win everything. How's that? Just tend to win everything.
5:02 Speaker 03 Game on, suckers.
5:03 Speaker 04 Question one, the topic is hunting. This first great question is via Eric Zilgme, and as always, this will be multiple choice. Which of these is not a cavity nesting duck? Is it a wood duck, a common merganzer, buffalo head, or a blue-winged teal?
5:25 Speaker 04 Max, very quick to answer, the only player with an answer so far. Which of these is not a cavity nesting duck? So three of them are cavity nesters, one of them is not. Is it a wood duck, a common merganzer, a buffalo head, or a blue-winged teal?
5:41 Speaker 05 Hold tight, I need to get a marker.
5:43 Speaker 04 Okay. Seth has got a bad marker.
5:45 Speaker 05 You ever play Wingspan, Spencer?
5:47 Speaker 04 Um, no. Somebody gifted it to me once. I have not played it yet. Um, I, my understanding of it is that it's like kind of complex. So you need to like clear out an evening and be like, I'm gonna learn how to play Wingspan. I've heard nothing but great things.
6:00 Speaker 05 We should play it. It's fun.
6:01 Speaker 04 You're into it.
6:02 Speaker 05 Big, big fan. Okay. Like, my mom likes it.
6:04 Speaker 04 What is it exactly?
6:05 Speaker 05 It's just like a, it's a deck builder, it's an engine builder, bird game. It's like great art. Every card has a bird fact on it. They've got a, they've got a fish version called Finspan. They got a dragon. One called Wormspan.
6:16 Speaker 04 Okay. I'm into the fish one.
6:17 Speaker 05 Finspan is the easiest to learn. Wormspan is the hardest.
6:22 Speaker 04 My favorite modern board game, besides me, Dieter Trivia, uh, is Ticket to Ride. I, I think that's the perfect board game. Love Ticket to Ride.
6:30 Speaker 05 I, I'm, the reason I bring it up is on the cards, they have.
6:33 Speaker 06 Come on, Brody.
6:34 Speaker 05 They define the nest of the bird.
6:35 Speaker 04 Oh.
6:36 Speaker 05 And I'm trying to remember all the ducks.
6:38 Speaker 06 Okay.
6:38 Speaker 05 And their bird, their nest icon.
6:40 Speaker 04 Which of these is not a cavity nesting duck? Wood duck, merganser, buffelhead, teal?
6:46 Speaker 05 Great game, or great gift idea for the game playing birder in your life.
6:50 Speaker 04 There you go. Uh, Max, give us an update on, uh.
6:53 Speaker 05 We'll have a bunch of those.
6:54 Speaker 06 So, there is a point where I couldn't find any.
6:58 Speaker 04 Uh huh.
6:58 Speaker 06 And then I texted you that afternoon where I was like, oh, I found seven.
7:01 Speaker 04 How long were they gone for? Like a week or something, right?
7:04 Speaker 06 I couldn't find them. We have two ponds out back, couldn't find them on either pond. And then that afternoon, I found seven of them with the mom. And I was like, oh, down one, not too bad. Way better than zero. And then the next day, there was all eight there.
7:18 Speaker 04 Okay.
7:18 Speaker 06 And then like the last like week, week and a half, nothing. And then I walked over to this other pond, probably a mile, mile or so away. There's eight ducklings and a hen. And so I think they migrated over there.
7:32 Speaker 04 Right.
7:33 Speaker 06 And they're roughly about that same size.
7:35 Speaker 04 You know.
7:36 Speaker 06 Like they're growing up a little bit.
7:37 Speaker 05 This time of year, like for the last month, you see a lot of roadkill ducks. Yeah. Mm hmm. Yeah. So they might've walked over there. It's weird. There's like hotspots around Bozeman where it's like every day a new duck gets smashed by someone's car.
7:52 Speaker 06 Yeah.
7:52 Speaker 05 I shouldn't laugh.
7:53 Speaker 04 Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth says buffelhead, Logan, buffelhead. Max, blue winged teal. John, common merganser. Nate, common merganser. Brody, blue winged teal. The correct answer is the blue winged teal.
8:11 Speaker 05 Damn it. See that, Max?
8:13 Speaker 04 Max and Brody got that one right. Most ducks fall into three nesting categories. Upland, overwater, or cavity. Upland nesters choose sites along shallow seasonal wetlands. Examples of upland nesters are blue winged teal and mallards. Overwater nesters choose sites that are on floating mats of vegetation like cattails and bulrush. Examples of overwater nesters are redheads and canvasbacks. And cavity nesters choose sites in hollowed out trees. Other examples of cavity nesters are golden eyes and black bellied whistling ducks. Anything to add, Max, about nesting ducks?
8:49 Speaker 06 That's a great, um, great factors right there.
8:51 Speaker 05 So buffelhead will.
8:53 Speaker 04 They'll they'll live in a tree. Mm hmm.
8:55 Speaker 05 No kidding.
8:56 Speaker 04 And I feel like it's like it's like either a rotting tree or an abandoned raccoon net which that might be in a rotting tree as well. Yeah. Question two, the topic is conservation. The blank candle which shoots a quote sequence of glowing comets is banned in 18 states because of its tendency for starting fires.
9:18 Speaker 06 That was fascinating.
9:19 Speaker 05 Having too much fun.
9:21 Speaker 04 Eighteen states don't like you having all that fun.
9:23 Speaker 05 Dude, I thought I could name them.
9:24 Speaker 04 Candle.
9:25 Speaker 05 California. Soon to be fourth of July. Washington, New York.
9:29 Speaker 04 The blank candle which shoots a sequence of glowing comets is banned in 18 states because of its tendency for starting fires. We used to escalate our bottle rocket fights by employing these.
9:41 Speaker 05 Oh, yeah. Heavy artillery, baby.
9:44 Speaker 04 Yeah, we used to have fights with these. Okay, the room is gonna do well. They all look confident. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. The whole room says Roman. The whole room got it right. It is the Roman candle. Roman candles are heavy tubes that discharge a series of balls of fire and sparks into the air. It's the firework that started the 2016 Table Rock fire in Idaho and 2020 Traverse fire in Utah. Massachusetts has the strictest firework laws in the country as the only state that completely bans the sale, possession, and private use of all consumer fireworks. This is the week the fire truck, uh, or the firework, uh, boost will start showing up.
10:27 Speaker 05 Oh, they're they're already here.
10:29 Speaker 04 Oh, yeah. What what's a firework boost? Oh, the booth. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mm hmm. They move in. Question three, the topic is cooking. This next great question is via William Mayer. This pest which burrows into the flesh of living animals was discovered in South Texas in June 2026.
10:49 Speaker 06 Just listen to the podcast.
10:51 Speaker 04 Mmm.
10:53 Speaker 04 Hint, uh, you don't have to be that specific. If you thought, uh, the answer was like, a dragonfly, you could put a dragonfly. You don't have to put XX dragonfly, whatever a specific dragonfly would be. This pest, which burrows into the flesh of living animals, was discovered in South Texas in June 2026. And we will look at a picture after this of what that pest does. It's pretty disgusting. We should do a meat eater experiment where we put one of these things in Yanis's arm. Uh, it said that they will, uh, you know, be attracted to humans as well. So they, they might take Tiani's arm.
11:36 Speaker 04 Again, we're going to look at a photo. If you don't want to see a deer that's all messed up from this pest, then maybe look away after the flavor text is read. This pest, which burrows into the flesh of living animals.
11:48 Speaker 05 Nope.
11:48 Speaker 04 Was discovered in South Texas, June 2026.
11:54 Speaker 04 Nate, you have this one right?
11:55 Speaker 05 Oh, yeah.
11:55 Speaker 04 Okay. Brody, do you, Brody seems to have it right.
11:59 Speaker 05 Double right.
12:00 Speaker 04 Double right. Okay. You're going very specific.
12:02 Speaker 05 Yep.
12:07 Speaker 04 Max, do you have this one right?
12:10 Speaker 06 Uh, no, but I just listened to the podcast like Tuesday or Wednesday.
12:14 Speaker 04 John, do you have this one right?
12:16 Speaker 06 I do not.
12:16 Speaker 05 What podcast? Don't worry about it.
12:19 Speaker 06 Meat eater podcast.
12:21 Speaker 04 Your podcast.
12:21 Speaker 05 I didn't listen to that.
12:23 Speaker 04 A lot of podcasts. John was telling me yesterday was our hottest day at the store all year or ever?
12:31 Speaker 06 Just year to date.
12:31 Speaker 04 Year to date. Okay. Why? What's been flying out the door? What, what do people like right now?
12:36 Speaker 06 Well, logo wear is flying out the door. Of course, we're in tourist season now in Bozeman. And a real hot seller, which is one that we've had a major demand for, for several years now, the gnome packing unicorn t-shirt.
12:48 Speaker 04 Oh.
12:48 Speaker 06 That's finally back.
12:49 Speaker 04 Okay.
12:50 Speaker 06 We've, we've had, it had to have been just about every day without fail. Somebody asks about that t-shirt.
12:56 Speaker 05 What about this one?
12:58 Speaker 06 I like that one. That's a really good one too. Yep. We have that.
13:01 Speaker 05 Is that one flying off the shelves? Yeah, this one's sick.
13:04 Speaker 06 That one's really attractive to like the southern folks.
13:06 Speaker 04 You guys spend a little less time selling t-shirts, some more time working on selling my bear rug. That's out in the common area right now. So everybody's, that's the first thing they see when they walk in the store now. A lot of foot traffic. Go in there, talk to John, ask him about maybe a trivia question the upcoming week. Maybe he'll tell you, maybe not. Is everybody ready?
13:24 Speaker 06 Yeah, I'm not gonna get it.
13:25 Speaker 05 Not really, but whatever.
13:26 Speaker 04 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth and Logan say botfly. Maxwell says blank fly. John says tick. Nate says new world screw worm. Brody says screw worm. They got it. Correct answer is the screw worm.
13:43 Speaker 05 You're good.
13:43 Speaker 04 The screw worm was found inside a three week old calf and two more cases regarding cattle and dogs followed shortly thereafter. Screw worms, which are the maggot form of a fly, typically begin their life in an open wound before drilling into the animal's flesh. The parasite isn't a food safety issue, but it's largely managed by the USDA because it has potential to devastate the food we eat. A 2016 screw worm outbreak in Florida killed nearly 20% of their endangered key deer population. Here is a picture of one of those key deer. Oh my god. It commonly infects in their head because it, they go to an open wound. So if it's the rut
14:25 Speaker 04 and a buck got messed up by another buck, that creates a natural spot for the screw worms to lay their eggs.
14:30 Speaker 06 Is that deer still alive? Like in that photo?
14:33 Speaker 05 Looks like it.
14:34 Speaker 04 Yeah. That deer appears to be alive. If you find pictures of deer with screw worms, a lot of times it's in their head or maybe it's like, you know, in their back ham where they got caught by another buck. Really disgusting thing. I think they used to have them. We eradicated them in like the 60s, but they still show up sometimes. The latest case was just in June in Texas. Hmm. Question four, the topic is fishing. John Gustafson and Max Goldman sabotage each other's gear by cutting fishing nets and severing anchor lines in the sequel to this 1993 movie.
15:14 Speaker 04 You could tell me, uh, the sequel or just the regular, um, you know, number one that I'm asking.
15:19 Speaker 06 Brody's smiling.
15:20 Speaker 04 John Gustafson.
15:22 Speaker 05 I didn't have it, then I got it.
15:23 Speaker 04 And Max Goldman sabotage each other's gear.
15:28 Speaker 05 About a particular joke that it cannot be repeated on.
15:31 Speaker 04 By cutting fishing nets and severing anchor lines in the sequel to this 1993 movie.
15:38 Speaker 05 I caught catfish on her the other day.
15:40 Speaker 04 You did? Okay.
15:42 Speaker 05 Twenty pounds.
15:44 Speaker 04 Twenty pounds?
15:45 Speaker 05 Yeah, twenty pound catfish.
15:46 Speaker 04 In Montana?
15:47 Speaker 05 No, it was on, is, uh, on Huron.
15:49 Speaker 06 The thing was a giant.
15:51 Speaker 04 Well, you, you certainly weren't targeting cats. What did like?
15:53 Speaker 05 No.
15:54 Speaker 04 Plug or a jig or what?
15:55 Speaker 05 Uh, just a jig with a crawler on it.
15:58 Speaker 04 Do they have flatheads in Huron? Or was it a?
16:01 Speaker 05 They do. It was a channel, but they.
16:03 Speaker 04 That is a whopper channel.
16:05 Speaker 05 That's a big channel.
16:05 Speaker 04 That's like in the 99th percentile of channel catfish in the world.
16:10 Speaker 05 I'll get a picture up.
16:11 Speaker 04 Again, question for the topic is fishing. John Gustafson and Max Goldman sabotage each other's gear by cutting fishing nets and severing anchor lines in the sequel to this 1993 movie.
16:22 Speaker 05 Did that thing end up in the fryer? No, I threw him back.
16:25 Speaker 04 That is a whopper.
16:27 Speaker 05 You can, uh, Slack that to me, Seth, if we want to show it on the show.
16:30 Speaker 04 The channel. Well done.
16:34 Speaker 05 Incoming, Phil. Perfect.
16:38 Speaker 04 Seth, you have this one right?
16:39 Speaker 05 I've not. It's like the perfect question. I will never fishing and movies before I was born.
16:44 Speaker 04 Okay.
16:45 Speaker 05 Spencer was like, what's a question Brody would get right? This one.
16:50 Speaker 04 You do not have this one right.
16:51 Speaker 05 Absolutely not.
16:52 Speaker 04 Do you have a fishing movie down?
16:53 Speaker 05 No, it's like a, it's like a ocean movie.
16:55 Speaker 04 Okay.
16:56 Speaker 05 That ain't it.
16:57 Speaker 04 Could be.
16:57 Speaker 05 Cool. Great.
17:00 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready?
17:02 Speaker 05 Did you put Captain?
17:04 Speaker 04 Ron down? Oh, okay. Max, are you ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth says grumpier old men, Logan, without an answer. Max says rivers run through it. John, without an answer. Nate says Waterworld, Brody, grumpy old men. The correct answer is grumpy old men. The sequel is grumpier old men.
17:29 Speaker 05 Yeah, wait, isn't that what you're asking?
17:32 Speaker 04 We'll take your answer. Grumpy old men and grumpier old men are set in Wabashaw, Minnesota, a small town on the Mississippi River southeast of Minneapolis. The film follows neighbors John and Max, who have a relationship that fluctuates between friendly and feuding. They also share a love of fishing, which further complicates matters. In this scene, they are catfishing on the wedding day of John's daughter and Max's son. Take it away, Phil. You're right, it's not an important day. Nah, no reason to be here. Hang on.
18:08 Speaker 06 Drop the anchor, Max. You cut the anchor, you putz. You cut the net, too, you dickhead.
18:17 Speaker 04 I've never seen this.
18:19 Speaker 05 Oh, it's so funny.
18:20 Speaker 04 As a North Dakotan, you'd love this, Max.
18:22 Speaker 06 Yeah, I bet. Put your gloves on, will ya? I'll show ya how to do it. Here's the way you do it.
18:29 Speaker 04 Here, now watch. Come and work it, man.
18:34 Speaker 04 And this is the legendary fish Catfish Hunter. Italy.
18:41 Steven Rinella? Holy moly, my god, look at this thing. Holy moly. Okay, get his tail. I got his tail.
18:57 Speaker 04 Catfish Hunter, that was a flathead. Seth's Catfish Hunter was a channel cat. Look at that thing.
19:03 Speaker 04 Channel cats don't get much bigger than that set. That is enormous for Channel Catfish.
19:08 Speaker 06 Did you think that was a big mark, like a walleye?
19:10 Speaker 05 Well, when it first hit, I was like, oh, that's a good fish. And then I realized, then I quickly realized that it was not a walleye.
19:16 Speaker 04 What did you think it was until you saw it was, uh, did you think maybe like a drum?
19:20 Speaker 05 For a second, I thought I had like foul hooked a sturgeon or something. Cause I know that those are in there.
19:25 Speaker 04 Good for you. Uh, question five, the topic is gear. Motor Trend Magazine says that your vehicle's blank case is quote, "The single most important part of four-wheel drive."
19:43 Speaker 05 Dude, I just had some vehicle issues yesterday.
19:46 Speaker 04 Really? With this thing?
19:47 Speaker 05 No.
19:48 Speaker 04 No, okay.
19:48 Speaker 05 Brakes.
19:49 Speaker 04 Okay. Could be worse than it could be this thing. Motor Trend Magazine.
19:53 Speaker 05 Pretty bad.
19:53 Speaker 04 Says that your vehicle's blank case is quote, "The single most important part of four-wheel drive."
20:01 Speaker 06 I've heard about this a lot, but have I done anything to it? Do I maintain it? No.
20:07 Speaker 06 But, uh, knowing the single most important part, I hope.
20:10 Speaker 04 Now he's getting this wrong. He's gonna change.
20:12 Speaker 05 You don't know this?
20:13 Speaker 06 He's kind of unsure, it looks like.
20:15 Speaker 04 Motor Trend Magazine says that your vehicle's blank case is the single most important part of four-wheel drive. Nate and Brody disagree.
20:27 Speaker 05 Yeah, I just don't know if I'd say this is the most important.
20:31 Speaker 06 It's the most important part.
20:33 Speaker 04 I mean, if you like, if you take away your wheels.
20:35 Speaker 05 Yeah. And the steering wheel and gas.
20:40 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready?
20:41 Speaker 06 I think so.
20:41 Speaker 04 Quick answers in the room. Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth and Logan and Maxwell and John and Nate say transfer. Brody says differential. The correct answer is the transfer case.
20:54 Speaker 06 How does that feel, Brody?
20:56 Speaker 05 It feels like I got it wrong.
20:57 Speaker 04 A transfer case.
20:58 Speaker 05 How many have you gotten wrong?
21:00 Speaker 06 I've only gotten a couple, but.
21:01 Speaker 04 We'll get a scoreboard update here shortly.
21:03 Speaker 05 Not the ones that matter.
21:06 Speaker 04 A transfer case is what distributes power from the transmission to both the front and rear axles to give you four-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. They can break due to a lack of fluid, improper use of four-wheel drive, or internal wear over time. If you need to replace one, expect to pay between $2,000 and $6,000. Has anybody ever had transfer case problems? Yeah.
21:31 Speaker 05 No, but a lot of other problems.
21:32 Speaker 04 Yeah, you feel like you're getting immediate feedback if you're like abusing your four wheel drive, you know, if you like go from really muddy to taking a turn on dry.
21:41 Speaker 05 Oh, you know what? I did have transfer case problems.
21:43 Speaker 04 You did?
21:43 Speaker 05 Yeah.
21:44 Speaker 04 What was the issue?
21:44 Speaker 05 An eight, eighty-eight Chevy Scottsdale in college and we, we got a three-foot snowstorm.
21:50 Speaker 04 Uh huh.
21:51 Speaker 05 In Pennsylvania and we went up on the, on the hill to Baja around.
21:55 Speaker 04 Okay.
21:55 Speaker 05 And I, we, as soon as I pulled off the highway onto the road, I went to kick it in four-wheel drive, wouldn't do it.
22:01 Speaker 04 You, that's the time you want your transfer case working.
22:04 Speaker 05 Pulled off the road, immediately got stuck because I couldn't get in four-wheel drive, but transfer case went out, yeah.
22:10 Speaker 04 All right, we are halfway through our game of trivia. Phil, give us a scoreboard update.
22:15 Speaker 05 Just a two-point spread here between all of our players. Uh, back of the pack, we've got Logan and John, two points. Seth, Nate, and Max have three. Unfortunately, Brody could not transfer his momentum to continuing his perfect game because he has four points now.
22:32 Speaker 04 Well, Phil's been waiting to use that one a long time.
22:35 Speaker 05 I'm just waiting for the transfer to be the right answer to your question.
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25:46 Speaker 04 Question six, the topic is hunting. This is our listener question of the week, which was won by Eric Keeler for sending this great question. Eric is going to get a $150 first light gift card. If you want a chance to win the listener question of the week, then send your question to trivia at the meat eater.com. This gunmaker introduced the buckmark symbol in 1978, which features a mule deer silhouette that they call, quote, "the outdoor industry's most iconic logo."
26:20 Speaker 04 We have six blank whiteboards in the room. This gunmaker introduced the Buckmark symbol in 1978, which features a mule deer silhouette that they call the outdoor industry's most iconic logo.
26:36 Speaker 06 That's a bold statement.
26:37 Speaker 04 Well, I mean, you can say anything you want about your own brand. I'm not even, I don't know if I'd even disagree. Maybe not the most iconic, but one of them. Still six blank whiteboards. This gunmaker introduced the Buckmark symbol in 1978, which features a mule deer silhouette that they call the outdoor industry's most iconic logo.
27:03 Speaker 04 Max, with you being in North-
27:04 Speaker 06 What do you say mule deer silhouette?
27:07 Speaker 04 I'm not gonna be any, they, they, they call it a mule deer silhouette. That's what they, that's what they identified as.
27:14 Speaker 06 I'm gonna leave my hand.
27:16 Speaker 04 Max, you being in North Dakota, your, your wife being a Minnesotan, you guys would love Grumpy Old Man.
27:21 Speaker 06 I know. I'll probably watch it tonight.
27:23 Speaker 04 They're even, there's, one of them's even named after you.
27:25 Speaker 06 I know.
27:26 Speaker 04 Maybe you're named after, uh, Max Gustafson.
27:30 Speaker 05 So you haven't seen those, either of those movies?
27:31 Speaker 06 I would be lying if I told you I have.
27:33 Speaker 05 You gotta watch it. They're the best movies ever. The only thing that's better than that is Tombstone.
27:39 Speaker 04 It's a very earnest statement from Seth. This gunmaker introduced the Buckmark symbol in 1978, which features a mule deer silhouette that they call the outdoor industry's most iconic logo. Nate, do you have this one right?
28:00 Speaker 05 No, no, just guess.
28:02 Speaker 04 John, do you have this one right? I think so. He does, okay.
28:06 Speaker 05 Yeah, I think, I think I, I think I got it. I think I pulled it out, yeah.
28:10 Speaker 04 The Pennsylvania boys, uh, they, they like their answers.
28:13 Speaker 05 Interesting.
28:15 Speaker 05 What about the other PA boy?
28:17 Speaker 04 What? Who's the first one to put his board down?
28:21 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready?
28:22 Speaker 06 No, I mean, yeah, doesn't matter.
28:26 Speaker 04 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth says Browning, Logan, Ruger, Maxwell. PA boys know their guns, man. That's right. John, Browning.
28:36 Speaker 05 Browning buckmaster.
28:37 Speaker 04 Nate, Remington, Brody, Browning. The PA boys got it. The correct answer is Browning. Browning had some internal disagreement about the logo when its marketing department created it in 1977. Most notably, people thought it should feature a whitetail instead of a mule deer. But its creators said the muley showed the gun's western origins as a Utah brand and set it apart from New England competitors. The logo proved to be a success and has become one of the most popular tattoos among hunters. I feel like if you know a hunter who has a tattoo, there's like a 10% chance this is a little.
29:17 Speaker 05 I never knew that was a deer.
29:19 Speaker 04 You didn't know that was a deer? Yeah, that they call it their muley silhouette.
29:24 Speaker 06 I should have had that one.
29:25 Speaker 05 That's a great question.
29:27 Speaker 04 We're on to question seven. The topic is public lands. Bar Harbor, Maine calls itself, quote, "The gateway to blank National Park."
29:38 Speaker 05 Bar Harbor.
29:41 Speaker 05 Almost didn't recognize it when you said Bar Harbor.
29:45 Speaker 04 Phil, give us your best New England.
29:47 Speaker 05 I don't have a good boss. Bar Harbor.
29:51 Speaker 04 Bar Harbor, Maine calls itself the gateway to blank National Park.
29:56 Speaker 05 Oh, I've been there. I've been there many times.
29:58 Speaker 04 Really?
29:59 Speaker 05 Yep.
30:00 Speaker 04 Many a times. To Bar Harbor.
30:02 Speaker 05 Bar Harbor, yep.
30:03 Speaker 04 Okay.
30:04 Speaker 05 Good lobster rolls there. Yep.
30:06 Speaker 04 I bet. I would love to go there and have a lobster roll.
30:12 Speaker 04 Brody very quickly came up with an answer, or other five players. Yeah, this place has been on my list of places to go. I've never been. Hmm, now you moved so far away from it. Yep. Yeah. Bar Harbor calls itself the gateway to blank National Park.
30:30 Speaker 05 When I was, when I decided I was gonna move out of Pennsylvania, I was split between Montana and Maine.
30:36 Speaker 04 Hmm.
30:38 Speaker 05 Both good choices.
30:39 Speaker 04 You'd be a moose hunting machine.
30:40 Speaker 05 Dude, I love Mainers. They're good. Maine is a great state.
30:46 Speaker 05 It's fantastic. Dude.
30:49 Speaker 04 Nate, do you have this one right? No, I don't think so.
30:53 Speaker 04 It gave Brody a chuckle.
30:54 Speaker 05 This is one of those deals where when I hear it, I'm gonna, yeah, exactly mad about it.
30:58 Speaker 04 And you think you've been to this National Park or you've just been to Bahaba?
31:01 Speaker 05 I don't know if I've been to the National Park.
31:03 Speaker 04 Okay. Ah, pa, pa, pa, pa, pa.
31:08 Speaker 04 Maxwell trying to come up with a National Park. Go down a letter. Bar Harbor, Maine calls itself the gateway to blank National Park.
31:20 Speaker 04 Walk us through your thinking process down there, Max.
31:23 Speaker 06 There's not much to it. I, I know of a, I don't, I just don't know where this is.
31:29 Speaker 04 Hmm.
31:29 Speaker 06 Exactly.
31:33 Speaker 05 Max never even bothers to try hiding his board.
31:37 Speaker 06 Uh, cause I don't even know if it's gonna be right.
31:39 Speaker 04 When he got the Randall seat today.
31:41 Speaker 06 I know.
31:41 Speaker 04 Which is kind of a coveted spot in the studio.
31:46 Speaker 04 Does Randall just get here 10 minutes early and a steak is claimed? I think he does do that, yeah. And, uh, sometimes someone who's not real familiar with the show will take that spot and
31:56 Speaker 04 kind of give them a look.
31:57 Speaker 06 I think this is National Park.
31:58 Speaker 04 And then reluctantly take a different spot. Max, are you ready? Seth, are you ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth says Acadia. Hmm. Logan, Appalachian, Maxwell.
32:11 Speaker 06 Tried to spell Acadia.
32:13 Speaker 04 John Acadia.
32:14 Speaker 06 That is not Acadia. That is acid dick up.
32:19 Speaker 04 Let's see that whiteboard, don't change it. Acidica.
32:27 Speaker 04 Nate says Centennial, Brody, Acadia. The correct answer is Acadia.
32:33 Speaker 06 I'm doing it myself.
32:34 Speaker 04 A C A D I A.
32:36 Speaker 06 There's a lot of distractions there, I'm a horrible speller.
32:39 Speaker 04 With over four million visitors each year, Acadia is the seventh most visited national park in America, ranking between Rocky Mountain and Grand Teton. It is home to Cadillac Mountain, which is the tallest mountain on the Atlantic coast of the United States. Acadia was the first national park created from private lands gifted to the public.
33:00 Speaker 05 I'm not gonna lie, I heard Max go AC, and I'm like, ah! I said the highest mountain on the Atlantic coast.
33:07 Speaker 06 Brody, I said this last game.
33:09 Speaker 04 What's your question?
33:09 Speaker 05 What does that mean, highest mountain on the Atlantic coast?
33:12 Speaker 04 I assume that like, you can, you know, see the water, like, throw a rock and hit the water from it. Uh, the highest mountain on the Atlantic coast of the United States, so that's not counting our friends in Canada.
33:23 Speaker 06 Brody, I said this last game.
33:24 Speaker 05 One of those NFL stats.
33:25 Speaker 06 I said this last game, I don't play to win, I play to have fun.
33:29 Speaker 05 Good.
33:30 Speaker 04 Are you having fun?
33:30 Speaker 06 Yeah.
33:31 Speaker 04 Okay, good.
33:31 Speaker 06 Always.
33:32 Speaker 04 Question eight, the topic is fishing, this next great question is via Tim Allen.
33:37 Speaker 05 Ooh! That was a half-assed one, I'm sorry.
33:41 Speaker 04 I should've warned you, now I just expected. Uh, Tim is a prolific trivia question writer in her, uh, so Phil, you better work on that.
33:48 Speaker 05 Oh, what was that? What's going on?
33:50 Speaker 04 Oh, we got a dive bar situation in here. The neon light is flickering. Alright, topic is fishing.
33:55 Speaker 06 Come on, Tim.
33:56 Speaker 04 This word, which is defined as, quote, "The way a rod flexes under a load can be described as fast, medium, or slow."
34:09 Speaker 04 This word, which is defined as "The way a rod flexes under a load can be described as fast, medium, or slow."
34:20 Speaker 04 The PA boys again, sharing that brain. They all look confident. The non-PA suckers, not so much.
34:29 Speaker 05 Nope.
34:33 Speaker 04 Come on Max, you're an angler.
34:35 Speaker 06 I know, I think I got it, but.
34:37 Speaker 04 Oh, okay. We know Nate's not gonna get it. Mm-hmm.
34:40 Speaker 05 I'm trying to lean into my physics background.
34:44 Speaker 04 This word, which is defined as the way a rod flexes under a load, can be described as fast, medium, or slow.
34:56 Speaker 04 Hmm. Logan, do you have this one right?
34:58 Speaker 05 I think so. This is tripping me up a bit.
35:00 Speaker 04 Oh. Yeah. Seth is questioning his answer.
35:07 Speaker 06 Ah, the silence kills me.
35:09 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready?
35:10 Speaker 05 Give me one sec.
35:13 Speaker 04 Nate's got a noodle on this. What's your physics background?
35:17 Speaker 05 Uh, high school physics class.
35:20 Speaker 04 Okay.
35:20 Speaker 06 Ten years ago?
35:22 Speaker 04 I think, under that definition, everybody has a physics background.
35:27 Speaker 05 I was hoping you wouldn't ask.
35:31 Speaker 05 I'm gonna change it.
35:32 Speaker 04 Okay, Seth making a last second.
35:34 Speaker 06 Sticking with my gut.
35:35 Speaker 04 Change. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth crossed out power and went with action. Logan, action. Maxwell, action. John, action. Nate, tensile. Brody, action. The correct answer is action. The room did well. Good on you Seth for making that last second change.
35:56 Speaker 06 Did you see my border?
35:58 Speaker 05 The mediums, the medium messed me up because you have like a medium, like, isn't it like power?
36:02 Speaker 04 Powers like heavy, light, ultralight.
36:05 Speaker 05 Yeah.
36:05 Speaker 06 Yeah, medium fast.
36:07 Speaker 04 I think it's sometimes instead of medium, you'll see moderate, uh, so fast, moderate, medium, slow. A fast action rod will flex at the tip of the rod before it reaches its backbone, while a slow action rod bends all the way down towards your fishing reel. Fast action rods are more popular for jig fishing where you're making contact with the bottom and creating slack in the line. Slow action rods are best for when you're using treble hooks, live bait, or light line. Here's a diagram showing you how the different rods will bend based on if it's a fast action or moderate action, slow action. Uh, A there, that's an extra fast action, so there, you're only getting some little bit of bend at the end of your rod. Uh, call that a broomstick.
36:50 Speaker 04 Broomstick, mm-hmm, or it's like D, D that you're looking at a moderate action, that would be a noodle.
36:54 Speaker 06 What would ugly stick be?
36:56 Speaker 04 Well, I mean, I think they still span.
36:58 Speaker 05 Yeah, they have all different.
37:00 Speaker 04 Yeah, they would have fast, slow, medium.
37:02 Speaker 06 When I think of ugly stick, I think of this.
37:06 Speaker 05 Oh, yeah. They don't break. You can bend them. The old ads, the old commercial of putting it in the dishwasher. Old muscle up, holding the rods.
37:14 Speaker 04 Yeah, John's referring to a wife trying to not get her husband to go fishing, so he shoves the, she shoves the ugly stick down the garbage disposal.
37:22 Speaker 05 I got a bunch of those ugly sticks in my quiver, man. Those boys can't break them.
37:26 Speaker 04 All right, Phil, two questions left. Give us a scoreboard update.
37:32 Speaker 05 Spreads a little more wide this time around. We've got Logan and Nate tied up now with three points. Max and John have five, but it's close up top. Seth's got six, Bertie has seven.
37:44 Speaker 04 Question nine. The topic is natural history. Mount, Mount Vesuvius, which National Geographic calls the world's most dangerous volcano, is located in this country.
37:58 Speaker 05 Been there.
37:59 Speaker 04 Oh, okay. There's a hint if you know Nate's travels. Where's Nate been? Mount Vesuvius.
38:04 Speaker 05 I'll give you a better hint. I lived there.
38:07 Speaker 04 Okay, that is a hefty hint.
38:08 Speaker 05 Oh, God, where are their military bases, dude?
38:11 Speaker 04 Mount Vesuvius, which National Geographic calls, quote, "The world's most dangerous volcano", is located in this country.
38:22 Speaker 05 I'm pulling for you, Seth.
38:24 Speaker 04 Is it, is it an island?
38:26 Speaker 05 I can't in good conscience say anymore.
38:28 Speaker 04 Where has Nate lived? How many countries have you lived in, Nate?
38:33 Speaker 05 I think just two.
38:35 Speaker 04 Okay.
38:37 Speaker 05 I, I guess your definition of lived is what would define that.
38:40 Speaker 04 Okay. I don't know, like sleep in a place for a month consecutively?
38:44 Speaker 05 Oh, five?
38:46 Speaker 04 Okay. Five countries Nate's lived in.
38:51 Speaker 04 Mount Vesuvius, which National Geographic calls the world's most dangerous volcano, is located in this country. If Brody can get this one right.
39:03 Speaker 05 Six, sorry.
39:04 Speaker 04 Seth gets it wrong, that will wrap up the victory for Brody with one question to go.
39:11 Speaker 04 Brody gets it wrong and Seth gets it right, we'll be tied going into question 10.
39:15 Speaker 05 Come on Seth, we're pulling for you.
39:18 Speaker 05 I don't know how to spell it.
39:20 Speaker 04 It's okay.
39:20 Speaker 05 I don't think you're right.
39:23 Speaker 04 Okay, another hint.
39:27 Speaker 04 Have you been to the actual Mount?
39:28 Speaker 05 Yeah.
39:29 Speaker 04 Vesuvius?
39:29 Speaker 05 Yeah, it's super cool.
39:30 Speaker 04 Okay.
39:34 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready? Brody, do you have this one right? It took you a minute.
39:38 Speaker 05 Man, we'll find out.
39:40 Speaker 04 Okay.
39:42 Speaker 04 John?
39:44 Speaker 06 Not doing good over here.
39:45 Speaker 04 Okay, do you have a country written down?
39:47 Speaker 06 I'll write a country down.
39:49 Speaker 04 Okay, then we're gonna flip them over.
39:52 Speaker 04 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth says, what's that say Seth?
39:57 Speaker 06 I was gonna say.
39:58 Speaker 04 Logan, Italy. Maxwell. I was torn between the two. John. Japan. Nate. Italy. Brody. Greece. The correct answer is Italy. Damn.
40:10 Speaker 05 I was.
40:11 Speaker 04 Located in southern Italy, Mount Vesuvius is the only volcano on Europe's mainland that's erupted in the last 100 years. Its most famous event was in 79 AD when it obliterated Pompeii, killing thousands in the area. It's estimated that eruption released 100,000 times the thermal energy of an atomic bomb. It pumped out so much sulfur dioxide and ash into the atmosphere that it temporarily altered global climates. And scientists say that based on tree ring growth, regional temperatures were actually cooler for a few years afterwards. What was your experience on Mount Vesuvius?
40:48 Speaker 05 We just, I mean, I was like four. We hiked up there. I remember, it was cool. There's like no rules to speak of, so you just go up there and look in the crater. It's sick.
40:56 Speaker 04 Oh, you went like to the top?
40:57 Speaker 05 Yeah, yeah, it's, yeah, it's, it's great. You should, if you find yourself in southern Italy, you should go. You remember things from when you were four? Do I remember things from when I was two and a half? Whoa. And not even fake memories. We, this is a whole debate in my head. This is a whole. We're not gonna go down that.
41:10 Speaker 04 Yeah. Yeah, I think part of the danger of Mount Vesuvius is that there's like 3 million people who live, you know, within what would be an eruption zone.
41:17 Speaker 06 How long did you live in Italy?
41:19 Speaker 05 Two and a half years.
41:19 Speaker 06 Okay.
41:20 Speaker 04 All right, here's a correct answer review so far. One was Blue Winged Teal, two, Roman Candle, three, Screwworm, four, Grumpy Old Man, five, Transfer Case, six, Browning, seven, Acadia National Park, eight, Action, nine, Italy. Phil, scoreboard update.
41:39 Speaker 05 Uh, no change amongst the competitive players here, but we got Logan and Nate with four points now.
41:45 Speaker 04 Question 10, the topic is conservation. South Carolina labels this six-letter plant as a severe environmental threat, describing it as having, quote, "woody stems, branched growth, and often large size."
42:04 Speaker 05 Hmm.
42:06 Speaker 05 Six?
42:07 Speaker 04 Six letters. South Carolina labels this six-letter plant as a severe environmental threat, describing it as having woody stems, branched growth, and often large size. Brody, do you like your answer?
42:25 Speaker 04 I had a six-letter answer. Okay, if he gets it right, he will have won the game. If he gets it wrong, and Seth gets it right, we will go to overtime. And I think we are on an overtime drought here at Media Trivia. It's been a minute.
42:39 Speaker 05 Let me think.
42:40 Speaker 04 Okay, I'm gonna give Seth a minute. He's drawn his hangman characters. Now he's just gotta find a six-letter plant that South Carolina labels as a severe environmental threat, describing it as having woody stems, branched growth, and often large size. Brody, the only player with an answer so far.
43:05 Speaker 04 Nate, do you like your answer?
43:06 Speaker 05 No, I thought I had it, but it was only five letters, so I've changed the spelling and we'll see what happens.
43:14 Speaker 05 What do they mean by large size?
43:17 Speaker 04 I don't know, whatever South Carolina would describe as being often large size.
43:23 Speaker 04 Woody stems, branched growth, and often large size.
43:29 Speaker 04 Phil, you had a little chuckle over there.
43:31 Speaker 05 Oh, I just thought it was funny that Nate said he would change the spelling, or as if that might make it correct. You never know.
43:40 Speaker 04 Max had a seven-letter word over there. Did you spell the six-letter word wrong by chance?
43:45 Speaker 06 Hi, hi, Chance.
43:47 Speaker 04 Hi, Chance, okay.
43:48 Speaker 06 I still get seven.
43:51 Speaker 04 Seth still has a blank whiteboard.
43:56 Speaker 04 Brody may have the authoritative victory.
43:58 Speaker 06 I mean, I'm sticking with this.
44:02 Speaker 05 I probably know it.
44:04 Speaker 04 South Carolina labels this six-letter plant as a severe environmental threat, describing it as having woody stems, branched growth, and often large size. Is everybody ready?
44:15 Speaker 05 Yeah, do it.
44:16 Speaker 04 Seth, you give up? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth and Logan without an answer. Maxwell says mangrove. John without an answer. Nate says cudzu. Brody says bamboo. Brody, got it! The correct answer is bamboo.
44:33 Speaker 05 Nice.
44:34 Speaker 04 Clemson University calls bamboo, quote, "one of the most difficult to control plants," end quote, "a homeowner's worst nightmare. Once established, the invasive plant will take over landscapes, stream banks, and woodlands. Clemson says you must be patient while treating bamboo as the plant requires an intensive control program over several years." Does anybody have any experience with bamboo? No.
45:00 Speaker 05 My grandparents used to have a patch of it on the edge of their property.
45:03 Speaker 04 Oh, they kept it controlled?
45:04 Speaker 05 Um, well, it was, it was on the neighbors, and they, yeah, would like come over. Yeah, they would cut it down all the time. I think the neighbor would put some like diesel fuel on it, cut it and put diesel fuel on it.
45:16 Speaker 04 Yeah.
45:17 Speaker 05 Make it which you know, probably not environmentally friendly.
45:20 Speaker 04 When I was going, when I was going through my orchard project, I would get served all kinds of like landscaping. I don't know, pant, plant care, uh, content on, on social media. Um, and there was a while where it was just like bamboo thing after bamboo thing. And it just, it does look like a homeowner's worst nightmare.
45:37 Speaker 05 Yeah.
45:37 Speaker 04 Uh, you just got no shot against it. Like ruin the foundation of your house if you let it.
45:41 Speaker 05 I had a hunting spot that was covered in bamboo and I always felt like it'd be a great place for deer to disappear into.
45:46 Speaker 04 Hmm.
45:47 Speaker 05 Anybody? If they can get into it.
45:48 Speaker 04 Did you ever find them there?
45:49 Speaker 05 No, I mean, I didn't hunt in a whole ton. Was it real thick? Pretty thick. Yeah. But it was just enough where it's like, I think some could hide in here.
45:56 Speaker 04 Too thick. It'll take over stuff. All right, Brody is today's winner. He got eight correct answers. Brody, what are you gonna do with that $500 donation?
46:04 Speaker 05 Um, I'm gonna go back to my old standby, the Mule Deer Foundation. Um, got an article in their summer magazine coming out soon.
46:13 Speaker 04 Oh, it's great. About what?
46:14 Speaker 05 Fire.
46:15 Speaker 04 Fire.
46:16 Speaker 05 Fire.
46:16 Speaker 04 Okay.
46:17 Speaker 05 I think the whole, the whole darn, uh, issue of that magazine might be about fire.
46:23 Speaker 04 Oh, wow. Okay. All right, Brody sent in $500 to the Mule Deer Foundation. Join us next week for more Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins.
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