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Ep. 706: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CLXV · The MeatEater Podcast

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Speaker 1: Podcast.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where
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Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Arth, and
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Speaker 2: today we're joined by Brody Randall, Tony Maggie, Max, Sarah
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Speaker 2: Lake Pickle, and Caitlin Los Binozo Lake. What are you
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Speaker 2: doing in town? First time on Trivia?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, A longtime listener, first time participant. Yeah, I'm working
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Speaker 4: on a new podcast that's gonna go on the bear
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Speaker 4: Grease feed. M pretty excited about that. It's gonna be
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Speaker 4: called Backwoods University.
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Speaker 2: I thought we were gonna do bear Grease Trivia. I
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Speaker 2: thought that's what you were gonna do.
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Speaker 3: I thought it might be more embarrassing if I didn't
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Speaker 3: know some of that. I don't know. We'll see, we'll see.
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Speaker 2: What's the show about.
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Speaker 4: We're focusing in on like wildlife biology, but also like
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Speaker 4: really focusing on the influence that humans can have on
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Speaker 4: wildlife and the habitat. Because me and Clay when we
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Speaker 4: were working on some of the first episodes and just
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Speaker 4: kind of storyboard and stuff out, I was like, man,
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Speaker 4: I can't hardly mention a species of wildlife or a
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Speaker 4: wildlife process or anything that is not somehow heavily influenced
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Speaker 4: by humans. Could be positive, could be negative, but it's
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Speaker 4: a big part of it.
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Speaker 2: Okay, give me some examples of episodes that are on
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Speaker 2: the docket, gotcha.
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Speaker 4: So we've got one coming out on bison, but it's
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Speaker 4: about a history on bison in the eastern United States.
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Speaker 2: Oh all right, yeah.
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Speaker 4: They man, Yeah, I got to I got to go
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Speaker 4: to a spot in northern Tennessee. It's actually Dwayne Estes
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Speaker 4: who was on the podcast. Here is a guy that
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Speaker 4: worked with him. Went to a property where they were
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Speaker 4: restoring prairie and they had digitized some of the buffalo
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Speaker 4: trails from the Cumberland settlements, and there's a spot on
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Speaker 4: that property where there's still a like visible bison trail,
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Speaker 4: like trees still cleared out, still a visible trail.
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Speaker 3: Is super cool.
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Speaker 4: So doing that, doing bob whack quail kind of what
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Speaker 4: happened to them? Why did we used to have a
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Speaker 4: lot of them and now we seemingly don't. So those
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Speaker 4: are some of the big ones.
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Speaker 2: On the Bear Grease feed. When do these come out Monday? Monday?
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Speaker 2: Like this coming Monday?
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Speaker 4: No, ill be on Monday's first one is June ninth.
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Speaker 2: All right, pretty soon then, Yeah, what's going to be
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Speaker 2: your strength and your weakness and Meat Eater Trivia.
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Speaker 4: My strength is going to be a lot of confidence.
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Speaker 4: My weekness is going to be I'm probably not really
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Speaker 4: going to know a lot of the answers.
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Speaker 2: All right. I think that's backwards from Randall. Randall's strength
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Speaker 2: is he knows a lot of the answers, and his
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Speaker 2: weakness sometimes he's leaking confidence.
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Speaker 5: I have no faith in myself.
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Speaker 2: Caitlin, how do you feel about your chances of media trivia?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm just here for the experience, Spencer, Strength and weakness.
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Speaker 6: Strength is going to be anything trapping related or uh
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Speaker 6: weird wildlife, science questions, science plants.
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Speaker 2: I'm on top of it, all right. You Andke have
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Speaker 2: that category down, all right. This is a ten round
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Speaker 2: quick show with questions from meat Eater's four verticals, which
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Speaker 2: are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking, and there's a prize.
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Speaker 2: Meat Eater will donate five hundred dollars to the conservation
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Speaker 2: organization of the winners choosing. Here's our Infrequently Asked Question segment.
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Speaker 2: If you have a trivia related question for our crew,
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Speaker 2: send it to Trivia at the Medeater dot com with
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Speaker 2: the subject line I faq. Amber Langley says, would love
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Speaker 2: for you to feature more female trappers if you can
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Speaker 2: find them. Well, Amber, we have Kaitlin with us today. Caitlyn,
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Speaker 2: how's your trapping season?
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Speaker 7: Ben?
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Speaker 6: Well over now? But I had a really awesome winner.
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Speaker 6: It's kind of a record year for me. Bobcats, coyotes, beaver.
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Speaker 2: Give us some numbers on them.
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Speaker 6: Let's see thirteen beaver, nine coyotes, eight bobcats, couple raccoons,
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Speaker 6: a couple possums.
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Speaker 2: Okay, this was in Kansas.
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Speaker 6: In Kansas predominantly public land. I had a nuisance beaver
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Speaker 6: job that pulled a bunch of them off at the
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Speaker 6: end there, But yeah, mostly public So I run a
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Speaker 6: super small line. So yeah, numbers are not going to
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Speaker 6: be like you would get with like a long line
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Speaker 6: or anything like that. But it's it's a lot of work.
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Speaker 6: I really enjoy it, and every catches, every catch is
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Speaker 6: like a big deal for me.
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Speaker 2: What was the most exciting thing you trapped?
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Speaker 6: Oh gosh, I got two doubles on bobcats, which was
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Speaker 6: incredible because oh no, no, just like yeah, just like
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Speaker 6: same same area, really small areas and I can't run
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Speaker 6: more than like a dozen traps at a time, like
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Speaker 6: working full time and and packing in on public land.
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Speaker 6: So yeah, but having having those two doubles, two of
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Speaker 6: them were like twin cage sets. I was after actually
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Speaker 6: one cat. I didn't know there were I didn't know
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Speaker 6: there were that many in there, and uh yeah. Went
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Speaker 6: checked the first cage and I had the cat and
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Speaker 6: I was like, oh, that must be the one because
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Speaker 6: it was you know, it was a big cat.
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Speaker 4: Uh.
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Speaker 6: And then I went in to check the second trap
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Speaker 6: and I saw the door was closed, and I was like,
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Speaker 6: no way, And sure enough if there was another one day,
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Speaker 6: same day.
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Speaker 2: Great. And Kate works with a lot of the furs herself.
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Speaker 2: She made the biaber pillows that were in our auction
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Speaker 2: house of audities. I think those sold for like a
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Speaker 2: thousand bucks.
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Speaker 6: It was eight hundred five.
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Speaker 2: What are you working on any interesting projects right now
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Speaker 2: with your furs from this last trapping?
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Speaker 6: So I still have to get everything off to the tannery.
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Speaker 6: Fell a little behind on that, but once everything is back,
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Speaker 6: probably end of the summer early fall, I might have
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Speaker 6: enough beaver to start working on a blanket. I would
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Speaker 6: really love to have a blanket that would stay with me,
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Speaker 6: but I might start, you know, working on more to
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Speaker 6: put in my shop. Definitely pillows. I love making those.
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Speaker 2: There you go, Amber a female trapper here on Mediater Trivia,
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Speaker 2: and she's going to be on an upcoming episode of
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Speaker 2: the Mediater podcast.
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Speaker 8: Hey Spencer, I know how you like to promote the website.
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Speaker 8: Uh huh, she's been writing some trapping articles for meg
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Speaker 8: on the website.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, to give us an example, what kind of articles we.
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Speaker 6: Got, Well, my first one was, uh, how running a
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Speaker 6: trap line made me a better public land deer hunter.
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Speaker 6: Oh so yeah kind of yeah, yeah, kind of meshing
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Speaker 6: both worlds there. But then also some like coyote trapping
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Speaker 6: as uh, everybody's well almost everybody in the hunting world
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Speaker 6: like has some kind of interaction with coyotes, whether it's
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Speaker 6: just like thinking of it as a as a predator
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Speaker 6: of you know, the prey that you're hunting, or just
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Speaker 6: kind of an interest in them because they're so prevalent
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Speaker 6: on the landscape. So there'll be a coyote trapping article
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Speaker 6: and then uh kind of like a nest nest predator.
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Speaker 6: A lot of it's hard to hard to talk to
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Speaker 6: anybody who hunts any kind of game burden without getting
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Speaker 6: a comment about You know, predators and a lot of
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Speaker 6: people are interested in trying to get into predator management.
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Speaker 2: So Caitlyn's articles over on the medeater dot com or
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Speaker 2: we have some housekeeping today. On a previous episode of Trivia,
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Speaker 2: we had a question about the duck that's named after
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Speaker 2: after its long tail feathers that make up twenty five
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Speaker 2: percent of a drake's body length. The correct answer was
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Speaker 2: what max do you want the What was the answer?
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Speaker 1: Old squad?
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Speaker 2: The correct answer was a northern pintail, but a few
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Speaker 2: listeners wrote in to point out that long tailed duck
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Speaker 2: should also be a correct answer. They do satisfy all
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Speaker 2: parts of the question. They're named after their long tail,
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Speaker 2: which makes up twenty seven to thirty nine percent of
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Speaker 2: their body length. So if you said long tailed duck,
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Speaker 2: which is formerly known as the old squad duck, then
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Speaker 2: you got that one correct. Well done. Did that change
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Speaker 2: that Nobody in the room said long tailed duck, so
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Speaker 2: it would only changed the outcome for our listeners at HATCHA,
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Speaker 2: So go back, give yourself a point for that question.
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Speaker 2: I didn't think pintel Yeah, all right. The Shelby index
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Speaker 2: for today is a three point five, so our winners
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Speaker 2: should get seven correct answers. And with that we're onto
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Speaker 2: the game of trivia. Play the drop pill light.
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Speaker 3: It's not working.
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Speaker 2: It's okay, use your imagination. Usually the light flickers. Everything
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Speaker 2: failed us right. When we have guests in town. It's
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Speaker 2: on far of my day's going, you know, suckers. Question one,
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Speaker 2: the topic is hunting. This will be multiple choice, and
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Speaker 2: this first great question is via Matthew Stilver. Which of
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Speaker 2: these states harvest the most deer? Is it Georgia, Kansas,
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Speaker 2: Ohio or South Carolina? Of these states, which one harvests
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Speaker 2: the most deer? Georgia, Kansas, Ohio, South Carolina. The room
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Speaker 2: is thinking hard about this one. No quick answers, but
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Speaker 2: Brody now has one. Brody, how do you feel about
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Speaker 2: your answer? Okay? Of these states, which one harvests the
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Speaker 2: most deer? Georgia, Kansas, Ohio, South Carolina? Maxwell, do you
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Speaker 2: have an answer?
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Speaker 3: I do not.
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Speaker 2: Okay, we're waiting on.
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Speaker 3: Are you right?
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Speaker 2: Brody is observing?
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Speaker 3: I like that answer.
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Speaker 1: Max.
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Speaker 2: Maggie, do you have an answer? Is it because I
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Speaker 2: got it ready?
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Speaker 5: Because I got it wrong?
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Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Sarah saying Georgia.
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Speaker 2: Kate says South Carolina, Lake, South Carolina, Tony, South Carolina, Maggie, Kansas, Randall, Ohio, Max, Ohio, Brody, Ohio.
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Speaker 2: Every state was represented in our room. The correct answer
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Speaker 2: is Georgia. Only Sarah got that one right. According to
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Speaker 2: Oddex data from twenty twenty two, Georgia harvest one point
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Speaker 2: two million deer each year. It's followed by Ohio at
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Speaker 2: eight hundred thousand, South Carolina at seven hundred thousand, and
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Speaker 2: Kansas at six hundred thousand. So je harvest almost as
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Speaker 2: many deer as South Carolina and Kansas combined. Question two,
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Speaker 2: the topic is fishing. Rapaula says, this medical instrument is
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Speaker 2: quote an indispensable tool to have at your side on
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Speaker 2: the water. It's a quote from Rapaula. They say, this
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Speaker 2: medical instrument is an indispensable tool to have at your
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Speaker 2: side on the water. Brody, do you have this one right?
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Speaker 2: Tony looks confident as well. Tony. Do you have one
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Speaker 2: of these in your boat?
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Speaker 1: Yes? I do.
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Speaker 2: Okay, do you have one of these in your boat? Brody?
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Speaker 2: Boat bag boat bag? Okay, post there's one in there somewhere,
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Speaker 2: all right, Rpaula says, this medical instrument is an indispensable
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Speaker 2: tool to have at your side on the water. The
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Speaker 2: room looks confident on this one. Maybe not so much,
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Speaker 2: Randal Randall, do you have this one right? I don't know, Okay,
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Speaker 2: just whatever?
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Speaker 9: Four hot dogs before noon today.
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Speaker 1: In like five minutes.
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Speaker 3: It's pretty impressive.
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Speaker 2: Alex Jones, when he was at court, he gave an
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Speaker 2: excuse about not remembering one of his children's birthday because
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Speaker 2: he said he ate a big old bowl of chili
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Speaker 2: that day. His brain was in a chili fog, which
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Speaker 2: Randal is experiencing the hot dog fog.
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Speaker 5: Had two ideas for an answer on this.
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Speaker 2: One, not sweat the spelling and just get something downs,
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Speaker 2: wrote something down, and he raced twice. Now Mencer's very lenient.
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Speaker 2: We are pretty leanient, Paula says. This medical instrument is
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Speaker 2: an indispensable tool to have at your side on the water.
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Speaker 2: Is everybody ready go ahead and reveal your answers. We
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Speaker 2: have Sarah saying four SEPs. Kate says he mistat uh
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Speaker 2: Lake and Tony say four SAPs. Maggie says he mustats Randall,
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Speaker 2: and Max and Brody say four steps. They got it.
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Speaker 2: The correct answer is fourceps. Is there a different has
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Speaker 2: curved I think they have curved blades?
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Speaker 1: Come on, give them.
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Speaker 4: Right.
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Speaker 3: I was gonna write down needle nose.
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Speaker 1: Would you.
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Speaker 2: We'll give you, We'll give you.
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Speaker 7: I call them hemus steps.
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Speaker 2: Does it have a curved end?
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Speaker 3: Ones?
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Speaker 2: Is the manufacturer to call it that?
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Speaker 6: Well?
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Speaker 7: I don't have brand.
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Speaker 2: Shot and they were labeled hemos. Did they have a
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Speaker 2: curved blade on them? We'll take either answer. Four steps
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Speaker 2: have hinged handles that control two blades or tongs. They
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Speaker 2: are used in the medical field to grasp and hold objects.
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Speaker 2: Anglers use them to remove hooks from fish and sometimes themselves.
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Speaker 2: Question three. The topic is wildlife. This next great question.
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Speaker 2: This is our Listener Question the Week, which was won
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Speaker 2: by Brendan for sending this great question. Brendan is going
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Speaker 2: to get a board game signed by the crew. If
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Speaker 2: you want a chance to win our Listener Question the Week,
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Speaker 2: then send your question to Trivia at the meadeater dot com.
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Speaker 2: Often used to display taxidermy in museums, this seven letter
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Speaker 2: word is defined as a life size exhibit with realistic
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Speaker 2: natural surroundings and a painted background. Oh my God, says
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Speaker 2: question three. The topic is wildlife. Often used to display
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Speaker 2: taxidermy in museums, this seven letter word is defined as quote,
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Speaker 2: a life size exhibit with realistic natural surroundings and a
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Speaker 2: painted background. Randal our only player with an answer, Sarah
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Speaker 2: as well, Sarah, you have this one right?
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Speaker 4: I believe so?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Randal, you have this one right?
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Speaker 3: I believe so.
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Speaker 2: God. It's seven letter word, defined as a life size
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Speaker 2: exhibit with realistic natural surroundings and a painted background. Mm hmmm, Lake,
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Speaker 2: you have an answer? Do you like your answer?
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Speaker 3: The letter count matches up. But that's the thing. I'm
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Speaker 3: confident that's.
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Speaker 5: Where I'm at.
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Speaker 7: Buddy, I've heard I've heard.
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Speaker 4: It called that before, but I'm like that dude, that
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Speaker 4: was not technical when he called it that.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Okay, we'll see his question three. Often used to display
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Speaker 2: taxidermy in museums, this seven letter word is defined as
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Speaker 2: a life size exhibit with realistic natural surroundings and a
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Speaker 2: painted background. Brody is stumped. He thinks it's his humunculous
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Speaker 2: knows it.
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Speaker 5: I can think of as the last three letters.
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Speaker 2: Okay.
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Speaker 3: If if it's what I'm thinking.
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Speaker 1: I have no idea. I have an answer.
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Speaker 7: I have an answer, and I'm pretty sure it's wrong
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Speaker 7: where I'm.
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Speaker 2: Everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
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Speaker 2: Sarah saying diorama, Case says diorama, Lake says habitat, Tony
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Speaker 2: says diama, Maggie display Randal diroma, Max says aquarium. Brody
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Speaker 2: without an answer, The correct answer is Dima, well done room.
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Speaker 2: The first diorama depicting a natural habitat was made by
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Speaker 2: painter and taxidermist Carl Aickley in eighteen eighty nine. It
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Speaker 2: was featured in New York's American Museum of Natural History.
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Speaker 2: Blending artistic skill with scientific accuracy. His goal was to
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Speaker 2: captivate audiences and raise awareness about the importance of habitat
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Speaker 2: conservation Question four. The topic is conservation. A blank cascade
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Speaker 2: is the indirect species interaction that originates with predators and
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Speaker 2: spreads downward through food webs.
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Speaker 4: I told you.
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Speaker 2: Brody and Randall already have their answer. A blank cascade
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Speaker 2: is the indirect species interaction that originates with predators and
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Speaker 2: spreads downward through food webs.
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Speaker 5: Spencer, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that last
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Speaker 5: two weeks ago, I was at the Wonders of Wildlife Museum, Springfield, Missouri.
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Speaker 5: Incredible dioramas.
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Speaker 2: Do they incredible diarbe that they do them?
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Speaker 1: Well?
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Speaker 2: Was it all? Was it all game animals? What did
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Speaker 2: they have?
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Speaker 5: Give me some examples, I mean all types. Like there's
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Speaker 5: one room that just has every sheep and goat species
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Speaker 5: from around the world on this big mountain background up
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Speaker 5: on the rocks, and it progresses through like morning light, daylight, sunset, dark.
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Speaker 5: Really just a breath taking museum.
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Speaker 2: Denver's Museum, their Museum of Natural History, I think that's
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Speaker 2: what all is called. They have some great dioramas as well.
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Speaker 2: They have some Easter eggs in theirs they painted in
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Speaker 2: their background, some trolls that you're supposed to look for.
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Speaker 2: I think each one of them has a troll somewhere
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Speaker 2: painted there. So if you're at the Denver Museum in
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Speaker 2: natural history, keep your eyes peeled for those. A blank
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Speaker 2: cascade is the indirect species interaction that originates with predators
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Speaker 2: and spreads downward through food webs. This is question four.
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Speaker 2: Is everybody ready, Max go ahead and reveal your answers.
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Speaker 2: We have Sarah saying subsidence, Kate says trophic lake, says trophic,
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Speaker 2: Tony says trophic, Maggie and Randall say trophic, Max says common,
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Speaker 2: Brody says trophic. The correct answer is trophic. Trophic cascades
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Speaker 2: can occur when you add or remove a top predator
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Speaker 2: from the food chain. Some examples include sea otters and
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Speaker 2: kelp forests, vultures and rabies, and most famously, wolves and
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Speaker 2: beavers in Yellowstone National Park.
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Speaker 1: Wasn't that one debunk though?
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Speaker 2: I think, yeah, I think there's some disagreement, and I
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Speaker 2: think the modern take is that it's it's not necessarily
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Speaker 2: that cute and simple that wolves show up, and then
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Speaker 2: willows grow, and then beaver's return. Run to question five.
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Speaker 2: The topic is hunting. This next great question is via
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Speaker 2: Heather Booth.
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Speaker 3: I need to pick it up.
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Speaker 2: According to quail Forever, this species of quail has the
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Speaker 2: largest distribution in North America.
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Speaker 1: This feels like a trick.
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Speaker 2: It could. According to quail forever, this species of quail
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Speaker 2: has the largest distribution in North America. Tony has declared
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Speaker 2: it to be a trick. It's Brodie, you get to
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Speaker 2: write down an.
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Speaker 8: Answer, Caitlin, I have never seen somebody write down in
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Speaker 8: answer as quickly as you did for that last question.
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Speaker 8: I thought that white was gonna fly out of your hand.
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Speaker 8: You brought it to your face so fast.
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Speaker 2: I think it is a trick. According to quail Forever,
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Speaker 2: for this species of quail has the largest distribution in
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Speaker 2: North America, and it feels like a trick. We will
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Speaker 2: get a scoreboard update from Fill the engineer after you.
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Speaker 2: I don't want to talk two players. I'm not worried.
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Speaker 2: It's a trip. Randall. Do you have an answered?
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Speaker 5: I have an answer, but I don't think it's a
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Speaker 5: good one. Okay, I only have so many quail in
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Speaker 5: my brain.
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Speaker 2: Also, is this like as of now historically or it's
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Speaker 2: according to quail forever.
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Speaker 7: I think that's that's a leading question, right.
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Speaker 2: According to quail forever, this species of quail has the
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Speaker 2: largest distribution in North America. Is everybody ready turns out?
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Speaker 7: I don't know many species.
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Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Sarah and
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Speaker 2: Kit and Lake and Tony and Maggie and Randall saying
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Speaker 2: Bob white Man, it says California. Brody says Merns. The
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Speaker 2: correct answer is Bob white quail. Their room did very well.
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Speaker 2: I was Bob White quail are found in thirty nine states,
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Speaker 2: ranging from New England to Mexico. They're classified as a
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Speaker 2: non migratory bird, although there is one population in the
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Speaker 2: Smoky Mountains that moves from low elevation wintering habitats to
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Speaker 2: high elevation breeding habitats each year.
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Speaker 3: That was a I could not afford to miss that one.
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Speaker 2: There scaled scale blue gambles, I think all of Mexico.
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Speaker 2: In our pre show banter we had Lake talk about
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Speaker 2: the Bob white quail, so that was just a coincidence.
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Speaker 3: Would have been real missed that one.
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Speaker 5: I hope it was.
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Speaker 1: Phil.
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Speaker 2: We're halfway through the game of trivia. Give us a
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Speaker 2: scoreboard update.
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Speaker 3: It's been a pretty good game, geez Max.
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Speaker 9: Despite your declaration that Spencer invites you every week for
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Speaker 9: comic relief, that's just not true. But you do at
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Speaker 9: one point last place. Brody's coming out next with two points,
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Speaker 9: but he is.
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Speaker 2: Handsome, trying really hard, classic looking, well dressed, nice voice.
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Speaker 9: Lake and Maggie are with three points, and we've got
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Speaker 9: a four way tie for first currently between Sarah, Tony Randall,
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Speaker 9: and Old Trapper Kate.
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Speaker 2: Appreciate that. Question six. The topic is biology Hatch is
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Speaker 2: a synonym for this word, which is defined as quote,
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Speaker 2: a group of young birds that were all born at
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Speaker 2: the same time. Okay, Brody lake Tony all quick answer
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Speaker 2: this one. This is question six. The topic is biology.
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Speaker 2: Hatch is a synonym for this word, which is defined
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Speaker 2: as a group of young birds that were all born
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Speaker 2: at the same time. Randall has now joined them with
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Speaker 2: an answer, Randall, do you have this one right? Geez?
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Speaker 5: I hope so, given how type this game.
22:20
Speaker 2: Is spencer four players with four points. Hatch is a
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Speaker 2: synonym for this word, which is defined as a group
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Speaker 2: of young birds that were all born at the same time.
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Speaker 2: Handsome Maximus is struggling, though, Maximus, it looks good doing it.
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Speaker 2: Word collar truth today.
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna call you Handsome Maximus from here on out.
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Speaker 2: I'm ask you this all the time, Max, and I
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Speaker 2: always forget the answer. Is it Maxwell? Maximus, Maximilian? What's
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Speaker 2: the full name? Max? Just Max? Okay, but I wish
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Speaker 2: it was like Maximus previous promise to catch is a
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Speaker 2: synonym for this word, which is defined as a group
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Speaker 2: of young birds that were all born at the same time.
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Speaker 2: Is everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. We
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Speaker 2: have Sarah, I had, Kate says brood. Lake says clutch,
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Speaker 2: Tony says brood, Maggie Brood, Randall Brood, Max Yearling, Brody
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Speaker 2: says clutch. The correct answer is brewed. Look up, we'll
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Speaker 2: see if that's if that's his defined as young bird.
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Speaker 1: Clutch right away, and then I thought about it and
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Speaker 1: I clutched.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna look this up and see the.
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Speaker 6: Problem is the clutches the eggs.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I was so confident that's the distinction.
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Speaker 2: I think a group of eggs fertilized at the same time. Yeah, Nope,
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Speaker 2: that's a clutch. That's what it says, clutches. We're gonna
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Speaker 2: go Look.
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Speaker 5: That's why I have a brood of chickens in my
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Speaker 5: garage right now, not a clutch of chickens.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, they're probably not a clutch anymore once they're born again.
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Speaker 2: This was a group of the young birds that were
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Speaker 2: all born at the same time. I don't think we're
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Speaker 2: going to give it to you, you said clutch. Animals
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Speaker 2: that produce broods include birds, insects, reptiles, and amphibians. There
24:36
Speaker 2: are brood parasites, which are animals that trick other animals
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Speaker 2: into raising their young. Some species that use this strategy
24:44
Speaker 2: include cowbirds, black headed ducks, mocho kid catfish, and cuckoo bumblebees.
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Speaker 2: What's a black headed duck? Don't know? I think it's
24:52
Speaker 2: a South American thing. Question seven, the topic is gear.
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Speaker 2: Next great question is via Frank Boda. This elk Call
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Speaker 2: shares its name with a two Live Crew song. This
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Speaker 2: elk Call shares its name with a two Live Crew song.
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Speaker 3: Have no idea, right, I don't even know who two
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Speaker 3: Live Crew is? Is it hip hop?
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Speaker 2: Act? Yeah?
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Speaker 6: What genre of music are we talking to?
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Speaker 2: That's your only hint?
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Speaker 5: Country in the West Miami Hurricanes teams, right, and they
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Speaker 5: run around.
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Speaker 4: With the.
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Speaker 3: Know on this one.
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Speaker 2: This elk Call shares its name with a two live
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Speaker 2: Crew song.
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Speaker 1: I'm weirdly confident of this.
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Speaker 2: Okay, Tony knows it. Brody, you know this one? I
25:48
Speaker 2: only know one elk call that could it could? Okay,
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Speaker 2: how much? Two Live Crew? What's what's your rolodex on
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Speaker 2: their music?
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Speaker 5: I mean, I'm aware that they existed back in the day,
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Speaker 5: all right.
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Speaker 3: I couldn't tell you the name.
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Speaker 5: I think they were one of the groups that, like
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Speaker 5: Congress held here.
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Speaker 2: Who's whose wife Senior's wife, George Senior's wife was She's.
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Speaker 5: The one that Barbara was she the one that was
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Speaker 5: possibly I think it was her. Yeah, that'd be right.
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Speaker 5: It's because it's like the aren't these guys weren't they
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Speaker 5: running around with like Michael Irvin and.
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Speaker 2: The the You. I don't know that. You're probably right.
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Speaker 3: You're encouraging my answer with your comments.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah. They were the main fixture in the Miami
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Speaker 2: hip hop scene. It says, is everybody ready, go ahead
26:39
Speaker 2: and reveal your answers. We have Sarah Kate saying bugle,
26:45
Speaker 2: Tony and Tony say Hoochie Mama. Maggie says bugle, Randall
26:50
Speaker 2: says Hoochie Mama, Max says ye, and Brody says mama.
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Speaker 2: The correct answer is the primos Uchi Mama has been
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Speaker 2: on the market for over twenty years. It's so popular
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Speaker 2: that I found a Hunting Forum post from two thousand
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Speaker 2: and five that declared, elk are getting used to its
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Speaker 2: sound now. Normally, when I reference a song on the show,
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Speaker 2: we play it. But Clay Nucomb would quit if I
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Speaker 2: put that out over our airwaves, So you'll have to
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Speaker 2: go listen to the nineteen ninety five hit Huci Mama
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Speaker 2: on your Own.
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Speaker 9: On the live tour, I witnessed Randall play some Chief
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Speaker 9: Keith for Clay. I've never seen a look in Alan's
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Speaker 9: eyes and then Clay Clay turns to Randall and goes,
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Speaker 9: you actually listen to this like you enjoy it, Like
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Speaker 9: I remember whenever.
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Speaker 1: I hear that song.
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Speaker 5: Whenever I hear that song, I.
27:41
Speaker 1: Remember a song love Sosa.
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Speaker 5: Okay, I remember just Clay looking at me and thing.
27:48
Speaker 5: So you you listen to this shock Chief Keith.
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Speaker 2: He was he was busted for pot in the Sioux Falls,
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Speaker 2: South Dakota airport. Oh yeah, recently. What was he doing
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Speaker 2: in this Falls South?
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Speaker 7: The coat?
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Speaker 2: We're on to question eight. The topic is cooking. This
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Speaker 2: seven letter word is defined to ask quote a piece
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Speaker 2: of fruit, vegetable or meat that is coated in batter
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Speaker 2: and deep fried. This is question eight. We'll get another
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Speaker 2: scoreboard update from Phil after this. This seven letter word
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Speaker 2: is defined as a piece of fruit, vegetable, or meat
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Speaker 2: that is coated in batter and deep fried. Sarah, you
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Speaker 2: have this one right, very quick to answer, pretty confident. Randal,
28:38
Speaker 2: you have this one right.
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Speaker 5: Seven letters Can they do describe what this question asked.
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Speaker 2: For A piece of fruit, vegetable or meat that is
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Speaker 2: coated in batter and deep fried. What do you got? Max?
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Speaker 5: You're is this question?
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Speaker 7: Eight?
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Speaker 2: This is question a Mississippi bro.
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Speaker 3: They don't call it stuff.
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Speaker 2: We just cry. I'm really curious she's doing this to fruit.
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Speaker 6: That is a good question.
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Speaker 2: Seven letters were talking. Define it as a piece of
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Speaker 2: fruit vegetables.
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Speaker 8: I think it is not worth just about any Yeah.
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Speaker 6: It's out there deep frying like.
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Speaker 4: The whole thing.
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Speaker 2: Seven letter words, as I spelt it is defined as
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Speaker 2: a piece of fruit, vegetable or meat that is coated
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Speaker 2: in battery and deep.
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Speaker 3: This is whatever is not right.
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Speaker 2: Our Southern representative Lake is struggling on. He's too close
29:55
Speaker 2: to the subject matter. That's the problem.
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Speaker 3: They're gonna you're gonna say what the answer is. I'm
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Speaker 3: gonna be like, I don't know.
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Speaker 5: I like my answer anymore.
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Speaker 3: I don't like it at all.
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Speaker 2: Seven. A piece of fruit, vegetable or meat that is
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Speaker 2: coated in batter and deep fried. Is everybody ready go
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Speaker 2: ahead and reveal your answer. We have Sarah saying tempura,
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Speaker 2: Kate says breaded nuggets, Tony says breaded. Maggie says tempura,
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Speaker 2: Randall same answer, Max says chis lick, and Brody without
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Speaker 2: an answer. Nobody got it. The correct answer is fritter. Oh,
30:33
Speaker 2: a fritter. I've got a.
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Speaker 7: Typically like multiple pieces bound together. Yeah, it's not like
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Speaker 7: one chunk.
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Speaker 5: Spencer has a source for this very specific.
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Speaker 1: Nobody got it, No one got it.
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Speaker 2: Fritters can feature almost anything from apples to clams, to
30:54
Speaker 2: corn to ham. For a fishy preparation, check out our
30:57
Speaker 2: recipes on the meat eater dot com called fish fritters
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Speaker 2: or smoked trout fritters.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, and it's little pieces of fish rolled into balls.
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Speaker 7: It's not a piece of fish that would be a
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Speaker 7: fish temper.
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Speaker 2: We're not going to give it a look up a definition.
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Speaker 7: I'm just saying I think your definition of fritter is incorrect.
31:19
Speaker 2: Bill is going to give us a scoreboard.
31:23
Speaker 7: I just don't agree.
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Speaker 9: Here we are, we have some people have pulled ahead
31:27
Speaker 9: one of but one of those people is not Max.
31:32
Speaker 9: Brody Uh has three points, Sarah mag four points a piece,
31:39
Speaker 9: Caitlin has five, and tied up in first place are
31:42
Speaker 9: Tony Peterson and Randall Williams with six points.
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Speaker 2: The tempura definition is a Japanese dish of fish, shellfish,
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Speaker 2: or vegetables fried in batter. They do not include fruit
31:52
Speaker 2: in there. No one got it right.
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Speaker 5: Also wondering if temper is technically deep fried it is okay,
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Speaker 5: christ I never worked at it.
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Speaker 2: In the definition it was deed. Question nine the topic
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Speaker 2: is woodsmanship. Name two of the three months with the
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Speaker 2: most tornadoes in the United States according to the Weather Channel.
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Speaker 2: Name two of the three months with the most tornadoes
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Speaker 2: in the United States according to the Weather Channel. Ron
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Speaker 2: question nine, quick answers in the room.
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Speaker 7: At least I know my months.
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Speaker 2: Find out if you do know how many of them?
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Speaker 1: How many last time I checked?
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Speaker 7: Ten?
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Speaker 2: Name two of the three months with the most tornadoes
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Speaker 2: in the United States according to the Weather Channel.
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Speaker 6: Anything you write down to one and twelve?
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Speaker 2: Chance, I know she has a point.
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Speaker 8: Well, I can't read down the same month though.
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Speaker 2: So.
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Speaker 8: I mean you could, Maggie, Yeah, go ahead and reveal
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Speaker 8: your answers.
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Speaker 2: We have Sarah saying August and September. Kate says April, May,
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Speaker 2: Lake says October, November, Tony says April May, Maggie says July, August,
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Speaker 2: Randall says April, May, Max says July, August, Brody says
33:33
Speaker 2: May June. The three months are April, May, and June,
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Speaker 2: so the room did fairly well. According to data from
33:43
Speaker 2: two thousand and four to twenty twenty three, May is
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Speaker 2: the most dangerous month for tornadoes, followed by April and June.
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Speaker 2: Fifty two percent of the country's tornadoes occur in this stretch.
33:54
Speaker 2: The least dangerous months are December, January, and February. Get
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Speaker 2: another scoreboard update before question ten.
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Speaker 9: It's still tied up. Tony and Randall have seven points
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Speaker 9: a piece, and the only other players still left in
34:10
Speaker 9: the game is Caitlin.
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Speaker 5: With six questions, Tony and I both get this right,
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Speaker 5: we'll go to overtime.
34:18
Speaker 2: If we get this wrong, we'll both go to overtime.
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Speaker 2: Good yes, my good job, Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Question ten.
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Speaker 5: I just wanted to build the suspense for listeners at home.
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Speaker 2: The topic is public lands. The nineteen sixty seven Patterson
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Speaker 2: Gimlin film that depicts a bigfoot was shot on the
34:38
Speaker 2: Six Rivers National Forest in this state. The nineteen sixty
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Speaker 2: seven Patterson Gimlin film that depicts a bigfoot was shot
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Speaker 2: on the Six Rivers National Forest in this state, Randall
34:56
Speaker 2: and Tony are tied. Caitlyn is one point behind.
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Speaker 1: M A. L.
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Speaker 2: Mary nineteen sixty seven. Patterson Gimlin film that depicts a
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Speaker 2: Bigfoot was shot on the Six Rivers National Forest in
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Speaker 2: this state. Yeah, how do you feel about your answer?
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Speaker 1: Randall?
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Speaker 3: Feel pretty good.
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Speaker 2: I'm entirely confident, right. How about you, Tony?
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Speaker 8: I feel regionally confident in state specific not confident, okay.
35:28
Speaker 2: Nineteen sixty seven, Patterson Gimlin film that depicts a Bigfoot
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Speaker 2: was shot on the Six Rivers National Forest in this state.
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Speaker 2: How about you, Kate? Do you have this one right?
35:38
Speaker 6: I'm in the same boat as Tony.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's everybody ready. Go ahead and reveal your answers.
35:46
Speaker 2: We have Sarah saying Washington. Kate says Washington. Oh No,
35:51
Speaker 2: Lake says Maine. Tony says Orgon. Maggie says Washington, Randall
35:57
Speaker 2: says Oregon. Max says Washington, Brody says Washington. Oh boy,
36:03
Speaker 2: the correct answer is California.
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Speaker 4: No one.
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Speaker 2: Right, Oh geez. The Patterson Gimlin film is considered the
36:16
Speaker 2: most famous footage of Bigfoot that exists. It supposedly shows
36:20
Speaker 2: a female Sasquatch walking along Bluff Creek that's located thirty
36:24
Speaker 2: eight miles south of Oregon in eighteen miles east of
36:27
Speaker 2: the Pacific Ocean. In nineteen ninety eight, a man came
36:30
Speaker 2: forward and confessed he was the person in the Bigfoot costume,
36:33
Speaker 2: and in two thousand and two another man went public
36:36
Speaker 2: saying he created the gorilla suit, but Bob Gimlin denies
36:39
Speaker 2: that the film was a hoax. Here is a remastered
36:42
Speaker 2: version of that footage. Take it away film. That is
36:48
Speaker 2: the Paterson Gimlin footage from nineteen sixty seven.
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Speaker 3: It straight up, just a dude, it's I don't know
36:57
Speaker 3: what you're talking about. Man, it looks legit.
37:00
Speaker 2: All right, we're going to overtime, play the drop phill.
37:04
Speaker 9: Time I got the lights now.
37:06
Speaker 5: This is one of those two scenarios I mentioned.
37:09
Speaker 4: If you ain't last and then like going to other stuff.
37:12
Speaker 2: It's funny.
37:12
Speaker 1: I never liked it a phil off Man.
37:16
Speaker 2: The tie breaking topic is hunting, and this will be
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Speaker 2: a numerical question. However, is closest between Tony and Randall
37:25
Speaker 2: will be declared the winner. But the rest of the
37:27
Speaker 2: room is going to play along as well, because if
37:28
Speaker 2: somebody gets it right on the nose meat eater will
37:31
Speaker 2: add an extra one hundred dollars to the donation at
37:34
Speaker 2: the end of the game. What is the average grain
37:38
Speaker 2: weight of thirty odd six Springfield AMMO? That's available at
37:42
Speaker 2: best pro shops. Average average this. I looked at sixty
37:47
Speaker 2: three offerings that they have and I took the average
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Speaker 2: grain weight.
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Speaker 5: So you're not looking for a specific bullet weight. You're
37:56
Speaker 5: looking for just if you add all those up.
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Speaker 2: And then divided by sixty three.
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Speaker 5: Gotcha, Yes, that's a weird way of doing it.
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Speaker 2: What is the average the mode of thirty odd six
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Speaker 2: Springfield ammo?
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Speaker 3: This is more fun.
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Speaker 2: It's available at bass pro shops. Getting down to Tony
38:14
Speaker 2: and Randall, who both have seven correct answers, they nailed
38:17
Speaker 2: the Shelby index, but the rest of the room is
38:20
Speaker 2: playing along as well. Tony doesn't kill a lot of
38:25
Speaker 2: things with a rifle. What what cartridge do you use
38:28
Speaker 2: when you do?
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Speaker 6: Though?
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Speaker 2: Uh, you seem like a thirty odd six man.
38:34
Speaker 1: I don't have a thirty odd six.
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Speaker 8: I have a three to eight and a two forty three,
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Speaker 8: and I am very light on rifle kills.
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Speaker 2: It's so so your daughters can shoot those guns as well.
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Speaker 1: Right right, that's right right.
38:46
Speaker 2: Randall, on the other hand, I imagine he owns just
38:48
Speaker 2: a full gun case of thirty odd sixes.
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Speaker 5: I've actually never owned a thirty odds.
38:52
Speaker 2: One now, okay, shame on, yeah, un american. What is
38:59
Speaker 2: the average grain weight of thirty on six springfield animal
39:03
Speaker 2: that's available at bass pro shops? And this was looking
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Speaker 2: at sixty three of their offerings. Tony very quick to answer,
39:14
Speaker 2: he's not going to revisit his wife board and he's
39:16
Speaker 2: going with his gut on this one.
39:19
Speaker 1: And math is really my strong suit. So I think
39:21
Speaker 1: I got this, okay.
39:22
Speaker 6: I like how Randall was like, are we talking mean
39:24
Speaker 6: media or mode? And Tony's like, I don't even know
39:26
Speaker 6: what those words are.
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Speaker 8: I just thought it was the smallest one I could
39:31
Speaker 8: think of and the biggest.
39:32
Speaker 2: And here you go, fricking okay with the difference, And
39:35
Speaker 2: now Randall has gone back to his Then I.
39:36
Speaker 1: Added five, right, I don't know why.
39:39
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
39:44
Speaker 2: have Sarah saying two oh five, Kate says one to seventy,
39:49
Speaker 2: Lake says one thirty, Tony says one fifty five, Maggie
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Speaker 2: says one forty three. Randall says one sixty six. Max
39:58
Speaker 2: says one twenty three. Brody says one seventy. Somebody has
40:04
Speaker 2: it right on the nose.
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Speaker 3: Wait for it to be me.
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Speaker 2: The correct answer is one hundred sixty six grain. After
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Speaker 2: disliking the question and never owning a thirty odd six,
40:19
Speaker 2: somehow put it right on the money to be specific,
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Speaker 2: one sixty six point three.
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Speaker 5: My goodness, an.
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Speaker 2: Extra one hundred dollars donation at the end of the game.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: There are sixty three offerings of thirty odd six AMO
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Speaker 2: at bass Pro. The most common are one hundred and
40:37
Speaker 2: fifty grain, one hundred eighty grain, and one hundred sixty
40:40
Speaker 2: five grain. The lightest is one hundred twenty five grain,
40:44
Speaker 2: and the heaviest is two hundred twenty grain. Randa, what
40:47
Speaker 2: are you gonna do with your six hundred dollars donation today?
40:51
Speaker 2: One sixty six? That's that's very impressive. How would you
40:54
Speaker 2: arrive at that number?
40:55
Speaker 5: Well, I went from one sixty three to one sixty
40:57
Speaker 5: six there, uh figure at the high we're looking at
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Speaker 5: one eighties. Low end, we're looking at like a one
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Speaker 5: to fifty one fifty five grain. I figured the actual
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Speaker 5: the mode was probably round one sixty five, and then
41:10
Speaker 5: I just I'm sure there's a one seventy eight grain
41:13
Speaker 5: mixed in there. I think Quaranty's Precision Hunters loaded one
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Speaker 5: sixty eight grain in the thirty at six.
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Speaker 2: So anyway, six hundred dollars donators, I like my six.
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Speaker 5: Hundred dollars donation to go towards backcountry hunters and anglers because,
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Speaker 5: as we all know, there's a lot of really stupid,
41:29
Speaker 5: stupid things being proposed by stupid, bad people when it
41:34
Speaker 5: comes to our public lands. And I know Cal has
41:38
Speaker 5: been beating the drum and he hasn't been sleeping well lately.
41:40
Speaker 3: So maybe with.
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Speaker 5: Another six hundred dollars in the war chest at BHA
41:44
Speaker 5: can ease his mind. He can ease his mind a
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Speaker 5: little bit.
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Speaker 2: Six hundred dollars. H fight in the good fight. Thanks
41:51
Speaker 2: for joining us, Like thanks for joining us, Caitlin. Join
41:54
Speaker 2: us next week for more Meat Eater Trivia, the only
41:56
Speaker 2: game show where conservation always wins.
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Speaker 1: Yes, Spencer from South Dakota.
42:01
Speaker 2: He's the host, using those smooth, mellow tones. He lays
42:05
Speaker 2: them questions down, and he likes taking those two and
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Speaker 2: three year old bucks and he's an avid amateur lockhouse