Ep. 343: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia XIII

Brody Jannis, and Sean Well. Let's point out, um, Brandon butler'sn't been on the show many times ye several times he people would know would recognize people to listen to me Eater podcasts with his story about turning in some poachers and in retaliation having his home burnt down. Pat Durkin has written about it twice on the Mediator dot com. Covered the story and introduce our other fellers here because you guys have covered that, it's right. We also have

the Wyoming Corner crossing victims. Two of the b of you correct for two of the four of you. What happened to the other two guys? Why couldn't they make it the good prior obligations? Yeah, maybe they're too good at trivia, that's right, Brandon, Brad, Phil how you guys feel about trivia. I've got a stack of trivial pursuit games in the corner at home. Really, I get them at like the Good Finishing. It's one of my life

garage sale look for things. Sure, can I play partners? Yeah? Now, if you're not familiar, this is a ten round quiz show with questions from our four verticals of one more thing, Yes, Yanni wants to Brianni brought up a great question while we were making nineteen pounds of meatballs for a four each event yesterday. And when you're frying nineteen pounds of one inch meatballs, you've got a lot of time to talk. Yeah. I was kind of surprised. It was one of those deals.

I feel like Steve's mind was somewhere else because I'd like, ask a couple of questions, I get an answer or two, but it never would go anywhere and be quiet for a minute or two, and then I'd be like, well, what about in trivia? You know what I say? We haven't had a person to have a clean sweep and win and get every question right. Now we have sitting perfect. We had a perfect game. Oh we think that a perfect game? Should you get a thousand dollars donation. We

could retroactively do that. I think that was even during the hundred dollar days. I didn't know he played a perfect game. But I think if you get a perfect game, it's a thousand bucks. I don't know. Sean sitting over my shoulder here, I need some folders to put up. I would feel you can trust him. I would feel as though I failed the podcast. If I allowed another perfect game. I think then I'm not I don't have good trim. Challenge accepted. That's right, I like it. We

can do that going forward. Thousand bucks if you pitch a perfect game. Now again, these questions are from our four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking, and there is a prize. Media will donate five hundred dollars or a thousand to the conservation organization of the winners choosing. So far, we've had Steep winning six times. We're already went into no. So here's here's the problem. Are you not doing it? Here's I vow to you that it

will get done. Problem is I have to go back and listen to twelve podcasts that are thirty minutes each. Don't Yeah, dude, because it's not a better way to do it than that. Here's the problem. We tend to get to the end of the show, and when Phil gives his updates, he's only giving updates for the people that are in it. So I want to figure out who's getting If I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do it. We're gonna get how many questions everybody in the room

gets right. So we're gonna do this right. I may even need to like get some listener help if you want to help me out and h help me keep a spreadsheet for this email trivia at the meader dot com. If I have you go back and listen to an episode and figure out the winner and who got what right, I'm gonna march over to our merch room. I'm gonna

grab you a box. It may have binoculars, and it may have a T shirt, it may have a water bottle, and I'm gonna send that to you for helping me a peece Steve and get everybody's score and the just send the email there, well we'll figure it out. I think Peter always send one in or the subject line to Spencer Consucker. You're saying Spencer, You're not gonna do it by game, You're gonna do it by question. We will go by question. We'll get SATs like Broody averages

five point seven, right, Yanni's averages six point three. We're gonna if we're gonna do this is gonna look like a baseball box score when we're done. We have to know which player is good at which vertical too, like Yanni's like sent in conservation. Wow, yea yeah, yeah, that'd give people like they could have a whole show where people put suits on and argue about the trivia sent right this this I am. I'm certainly going to need listener help. Now email Spencer can suck it to Trivia

the Media dot Com and it'll be helping. It'll be to help Spencer. That's right. Now, we have some housekeeping to get to. On a previous episode of Trivia, you our guests may not know this, but I named Missouri is having the greatest game agency logo in America. Well, recently, you point you made that that wasn't like a tribute questions as you saying that it was a trivia question. I declared it the greatest game agency logan. Then I showed it to the room and you guys had to

figure out what stated. Yeah, but you were just clarifying that you wouldn't ask a trivia question like who has the greatest You were just observant, correct. Yep. Now we had Missouri Department of Conservation District Supervisor Lieutenant Kevin Eulinger reached out and thanked us for that declaration. He said it brought him a real sense of pride, and as a token of his appreciation, he sent us ten logo patches that were worn by Missouri Conservation officers in the

line of duty. Thank you, Kevin. Now, the real cool thing about these patches is that not only do they look good like it's a digital file, but when you put them on a T shirt as a as a patch that someone wears, it looks just as good. There. Not everything translates well from digital to the physical world, but these look amazing. So are one of these for brand among or take a lighter and kind of burn dark.

Steve's gone dark. So thank you, Kevin. Also, on a previous episode of Trivia, I asked what the five countries are that have polar bears. A few folks into this again, we got we got another thing to address here. A few folks in the doom said Antarctica, which is incorrect because it's not a country and it doesn't have bears. Now, this inspired about five people to write in and point out that the name Antarctica actually translates to no bears.

Here's what they mean. The name Arctic comes from the Greek word arctos, which means bear, and the ant at the beginning of Antarctica is supposed to be anti, as in the opposite of so Antarctica means the opposite of the land of bear. Now, the explorers who named it that weren't referring to physical bears like polar bears, but instead they were talking about the Great and Little Bear constellations,

which are only visible from the northern hemisphere. So although they were talking about space bears, it actually works with polar bears as well. And now you'll always remember that neither one exists in Antarctica. Um, I don't remember this. I was probably very excited about having gotten it right. But are you talking to that people in this room put down the Antarctica has polar bears. I'm telling you that people did that, and then you even Shad, we

have one. We have one person. That's fine. We also had a couple of our guests at the time, Cam and Rihanna that said that because I would have to go HR would have to pay these people a visit. Grin. All right, let's keep moving and with that we are onto Meeta to Trivia, play the drop Phil, Look, I need to know what I stand to win everything? How sad just tend to win everything? Game? On Suckers Question one, the topic is conservation and as always it is multiple choice.

This first great question comes to us via Derek Stamy. If you have a question you think is right from media to trivia, send it to Trivia to the mediator dot com. Which of these is not one of the five tools of wildlife management listed in the nineteen forty nine book A Sand County Almanac. Oh, I'm back up, said it again? Which of these is not one of the five tools of wildlife management listed in the nineteen forty nine book A Sand County Almanac? Is it ax, cow,

water or gun? Which is not one of the five tools of wildlife management in a Sad and County Almanac? Again, your choices are ax, cow, water, or gun. So three of those are a tool, and one of them is not. How I feel about this one, Steve fifty fifty Mmm, I'm feeling fifty fifty two. I got a little I got a little trivia for you. Spencer. Okay, what year was most of that book written? Well, I would say nineteen forty five, and I was written the twenties. Wow,

why didn't come out until so much later? It was all it was, basically, it's his collected writing. How many folcations over years and years? How many folks in the room I've read that book? Wow? Okay, you never read that book. I read the book. Give me a break. So about eighty percent of the folks? All right, does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal the answer? We have Steve saying cow, Sean saying X, Brandon saying cow, Brad saying cow, Brody saying how, Krin saying gun, Phil

saying gun, and Yanni saying cow. Now all the every other word, every three words, Leopold uses the axe. The correct answer, which nobody got water. Here is Leopold's famous quote from the book. The central thesis of game management is this game can be restored by the creative use of these same tools which have HERETO four destroyed it ax, plow, cow, fire, and gun. So we never mentioned water. I don't know if we've ever had an offer on the first question

before multiple choice. I remember I remember going Anyone's game. I remember someone was talking about desert Uh. Someone was talking about desert big Horn recovery, and he said he was saying, usually while they're recovering the as it comes down to water and money, and he's talking about a certain spot, but he goes in this spot, it's just water. So they have the money, they need water. Question to

the topic is fishing. This type of rig, which is popular among bass anglers, is a finesse fishing style that involves hooking a soft plastic through the middle of the body. This type of rig, which is popular among bass anglers, is a finesse fishing style that involves hooking a soft plastic through the middle of the body. Did you know that he was a He was a He used to be a competitive bass fisherman who did Brad. Yeah. I felt as though, are Missouri folks, there probably some bass

anglers that may have a good chance. Yeah, he'll tailor he'll throw you like not two bones, but he might throw you a bone. I like that. I can handle it. Does everybody have an answer? We had some quick answers there, Yeah, I quite cockily. Okay, I've even fish this rig, but I can't remember for sure. Again, Brod, he's looking at me like I was staring at me. This type of crag small mouth on that lake by your old house, which is popular. No, don't touch your board. Does everybody

have an answer? Let's go go ahead and reveal. We have Steve saying whacky, Sean saying whacky, wacky, whacky, Brody saying sinko. What are you saying? Karan without an answer, Phil saying jig Yanni saying Carolina, I'm ahead of bro he cracked. Answer is whacky or Nico sinko is not correct, But a sinko worm is what we would traditionally use on a wacky rig. So you were on the right last time we play it. Bro you were ahead of me early and I whooped you. Going back to just

not talking about it too like. Usually a wacky rig is fished without weight senko with the sanko, but you can also use it with a creature bait or any the other stuff. Isn't sink like a it's a specific product. Yeah, that's like Gary, Yeah, yeah, m yes he made those now, Whacky or Nico usually a wacky rigs fish without weight, making it the ideal set up for catching shallow bass near docks and weed lines. And because wacky rig baits have so much action on their own, they require very

little rod movement to get bites. Now, is that what Janie was referring to that you used on the lake? No, he's thinking of what's that call where you got the hook tied directly into the main line. He was talking about drop shotting. I'm impressed you got like such a hardcore bass question, right, dude. I guarantee, I guarantee I've caught more largemouth bass than you have. That's fine question a large mouth bass lake, that's great. The topic is conservation.

The extinct Dodo bird was only found on one island in what ocean? Again, the extinct dodo bird is only found on one island in what ocean? Karin, how do you feel about this one? Since you have the trophy game piece that has a Dodo bird on it. I'm not quite sure. Okay, not totally sure. One more time, the extinct Dodo bird was only found on one island in what ocean? Does anybody know this? Or is everybody's taken a guess? Yes, I can't remember the name of

the island and I don't know where it was. That makes it tough. Well, I thought long and hard, and I have an answer that I'm not embarrassed by. Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying Atlantic, Sean saying Atlantic, Brandon saying Indian, Brad sang Pacific, Brodie sang Indian, Karn saying not a lot of ghosts, Phil saying Pacific. In Yana saying Indian. The correct answer is Indian. Oh, a few people get

it right. I thought you had to give an island. No, no, no, we're just looking brody. Ties are up. The species was discovered by sailors about six hundred miles east of Madagascar in fifteen oh seven. In less than two hundred years later, the last dodo died. They were driven to extinction through overharvesting, habitat loss, and the presence of invasive species like rats and pigs. That's another one where my homunculus knew because there was like a voice, a voice somewhere in my

body was like, I was like, how's the Atlantic? It just looks like a more like a warm, colder weather bird. When I look at him, I wonder if you can call him in not anymore? No, so I didn't see ship. Question for the topic is biology, and this question comes to is via Brandon coal Gazer. You have a question you think is right from meat Eater Trivia, Send it to trivia at the meat eater dot com. Besides whales, there are only two animals with ivory in North America?

What are they? Besides wales? There are only two animals with ivory in North America? What are they? We need both animals? Oh, both of them. I feel like there should be one of Dude, I've got questions about I'll get either a lot of folks thinking hard, like a trick element to it. Yeah, besides whales, there are only two animals with ivory in North America? What are they? I want to ask a question, but it just can't. Wouldn't You wouldn't answer it anyway? Because can I confer

with you outside from now? With you? You can you can ask Brody, you can ask your question and I'll tell you I'm not gonna tell you anything, or you could just not ask yours. I feel like I'd give too much away by it. I can't. I can't do. Does everybody have an answer? And I'm gonna be mad if I'm leaving what I had. I'm leaving what I had, so if I'm wrong, I could be like, but I'm

kind of rightous. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying Walris and elk, Sean saying elk, Brandon saying elk and the Ivory build Woodpecker, Brad saying Walris and elk, Brody saying Walris and elk, Corin saying elk and narwhal which is a whale? Phil saying elk and Walris, and Janna saying Walris and elk. The correct answer is elk and Walris. You guys did very well. What about the narwal that's a whale. Yeah, that's why I am

and whale wales. God, I never listened the whole question. It was literally the first two words sides whales. Yeah, there are only two miss a lot by talking there is. That's why I wanted to confer with him to be like, how nitpicky are you being out? What's a whale? Yeah?

Other animals with ivory include elephants, hippos, narwalls, Orca's sperm whales, and ward hogs, But thanks to a twenty sixteen US Fish and Wildlife Service law, it is now actually harder to buy ivory from any of those animals than it is to buy ivory from an extinct mastodon. If you go on eBay and you're trying to like buy ivory, you can find all sorts listing for like mastodon, but nothing from those old other criters. Do you know that? Um? I have? I want to go find out what's up

with it? But I talk about the dagger my dad brought back from World War Two that you got in North Africa. That's way cool. It's got a big ivory handle on it, and I think you can you can still like barter with those or sell them. It's pre nineteen seventy two, which is old. But I just want someone to look at it and see if they can tell what kind of ivory it is. Those enough of a deal where he brought it home with him. He's trying to bring a Tommy gun home. But couldn't Maybe

that question five. We'll get a scoreboard update from Phil after this. The topic is public lands. In twenty nineteen, bush Light did a promotion where they gave a lifetime supply of beer to someone who found their pop up bar in the Mark Twain National Forest, which is located in what state? Again, in twenty nineteen, bush Light did a promotion where they gave a lifetime supply of beer to someone who found their pop up bar in Mark

Twain National Forest, which is located in what state? Can I get a bonus point if I know what his real name was? Noll know Phi? Philli gets a bonus point? Does everybody have an answer? Brody, yep, where do you got by just staring at my answer hoping it's right? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying Missouri, Sean saying Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, Krant saying Arkansas, Phil saying Missouri, and Yana saying Missouri. The correct answer is Missouri.

I know somebody that went to it. Yeah, you know what I think? If I can name what town he was born and I get a point, you can tell us the name, but we will not give you a point. What was it, Hannibal, Missouri, Hannibal. That promotion was a disaster because apparently Bush only planned for a few hundred fans to show up, but got a few thousand instead.

One person I interviewed back in twenty nineteen told me that they took a vacation day and drove fourteen hours to find the bar, and when they did, all they got was one single warm beer. Another attendee I talked to you said they saw someone pass out from heatstroke on the hike there. But the good news is this Bush ended up planning thousands of trees and donating thousands of dollars to the National Forest Foundation. So cheers to them. Now, did you guys attend that at all? I know somebody

that did. And what was exactly what you said it was? Everything was gone by the time people got there. Brad tried to corner cross his way in there. You didn't go because it was a straight line. Yeah, right, but no corners. Phil, here's with this for board update. Yes, we have a Corinne in third place with eight or zero points excuse me, eight tied for second place. We have Phil and Seawn of two points, and then tied for first five people. We Brad, Brandon, Brody, Janis and

Steve halfway through the game of trivia. Wow, this happened to us last time we played, but winter emerged. Question six. The topic is foraging. This next great question comes to us via Dave Kalishek. If you have a question you think is right from meat Eat to Trivia, send it to Trivia to mediator dot com. Ostrich ferns produce edible fronds that are more commonly known as what Ostrich Ferns

like the bird in ostrich. Ostrich ferns produce edible fronds that are more commonly known as what Steve you should pay Spencer more. I've known Steve now for it's coming on. I'm like a month or two away, and Spencer makes I'm a mother or two away from knowing him for ten years and working out with him for almost as long ten years. No do you think you do? I mean, oh, I'm saying, okay, yeah, keep going. I'm trying to think right now. I know what it is. I know what

it is. I feel like, can you repeat it one more? Distracting mestwer, I don't know, it's very important thought from your honest, and then I'll repeat I know if I can't remember honest is getting at the old stump Steve thing. I think you guys gotta shut up all right one more time. Ostrich ferns produce edible fronds that are more commonly known as what that humunculus is working real hard over here. I'm listening for him. Just doesn't it's under the main me to find out. But I know what

it is. I've been with Steve through a lot of experiences. Does everybody else have an answer? I'll save my comment till afterward. You got it, Steve, go ahead and reveal your answer. Steve doesn't have an answer, Sean doesn't have an answer. Brandon saying, hey, Brody saying fiddleheads, Karin saying folix, Phil saying Brussels sprouts, and Yanna saying fiddleheads. Correct answer is fiddle heads or fiddleheads are sweet and crisp making

I'm a great option for saute or roasting. If you want to learn how to cook them and find them, then check out our article at the media dot Com called four delicious plants you can forage in spring. You gotta cook him right then make you sick. If you don't, I to know that, but I would imagine you'd want to cook them anyway. Now, you honest, you had something

very very very important. More Like, I've seen Steve through a lot of highs and a lot of lows over the last ten years, and even through like I would watching Steve played trivia, he's as happy as killing a two hundred in buck, as happy as having like brand newborn babies around. Wow. Yeah, seriously, he's so excited. Was he this happy when we were just recording for three hours talking about Corner Across at all? And he's not even winning? Run to question seven. The topic is nature.

This person who has more than twenty plants and animals named after him narrated the documentaries Planet Earth and Blue Planet. Again, this person who has more than twenty plants and animals named after him narrated the documentaries Planet Earth and Blue Planet. You know what, I complain about him all the time? Okay, I think that he should hang it up. They should let somebody else take crash at it one more time.

This person who has more than twenty plants and animals named after him narrated the documentaries Planet Earth and Blue Planet. Does everybody have an answer. Steve is doing some more writing. That was my initial bit of writing. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying Sir Attenborough. Sean sang Attenborough, Brandon saying Morgan Freeman, Brad saying, nah, he's not right. Brody's saying Richard Attenborough, which is Attenborough's dad.

He's not right. I think it's his dad. Oh brother, Okay, Karin saying David Attenborough, Phil saying Pekins, Brianna saying Attenborough. The correct answer is David Attenborough had on because he's Sir David. Broody is wrong. He is wrong. Yeah, just Attenborough enough that that is acceptable in jeopardy. But last name's not right. No, he's not right. If he gets Attenborough, he gets that less more with less, all right, I've had enough of this. His most recent documentary is the

five part series Prehistoric Planning on Apple TV. I binged it last week and it's genuinely one of the greatest things I've ever watched. If you're your family's even remotely interested in dinosaurs, you need to watch this show. It's so damn good. I took I did a little burned out on that guy. You need to watch Phi where you're like They're like, he's like wait, he very much reads to the edit. You know, it's like a it's like a whisper, like a whale shop whales. That drives

me a little bit nuts. I'd rather have my kid narrate it. My kids like, oh my god, you should watch Prehistoric Planning and just put it on mute and then your kid can narrate it. That's good, dud. Question A. The topic is fishing. Catagramus fish spend most of their life in freshwater, but go to saltwater to spawn, and there's only one catagramous fish in North America? What is it? Catagramus fish spend most of their life in freshwater, but they go to saltwater to spawn, and there's only one

of these fish in North America? What is it? Did brod did you write cockily? Oh yeah, look like it, but your mic was kind of I mean, but we're tides. Your mic was blocking or Brad's no, sorry, Brandon's mike, so I couldn't see if you're writing cockily. Just writing yep, very cockily. Almost used all caps. He's got an exclamation point. I want to know if for the next game. Any you boys want to get in on a little Calcutta before we start. Oh, I'll do a side bet any time,

every time. Alright, we should just have a like running pool. I also think we should do an episode where like like are you guys from me with the show Drunk History. Yeah, we should do one of those. But for this you know, oh, you've done drinking that involved us drinking? No, I mean I do. I'd do it for that. There you go. I just have Kylie schedule my hangover the next day like Steve hangover. Yeah, but you need two days. You need two days for a real hangover. Does everybody have

an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answer. We have Steve saying American eel, Shane without an answer, Brand without an answer, Brad saying the king salmon, Brody saying the American eel, Krin saying shinook salmon fill without an answer, and Yanni saying American eel. The correct answer is American eel. Is janis winning. We'll get a scoreboard up date. In a second catadrumus fish makes some of the most extreme

migrations in the animal Kingdom. The best example is an American eel that was caught in southern Minnesota in twenty seventeen. For that fish to end up there, she likely made a four thousand mile journey from where she was born in the Atlantic Ocean. There they spawn in the Sargasso Sea, and it's a FreeCast egg just drifts and turns into like a thing called the elver, and that drifts around eventually hits big enough for locomotion in the halls and

coas of the American coast. The most idea around of listing them because they're doing pretty badly in some areas. Yeah, one of the most mysterious spawners. But I'll just still know like very little about how the whole thing works. Phil hit us with a scoreboard update. We have two questions left. We do We have Karin Schneider with one point, Phil with two points, and then tied for third place, we have Brad, Brandon and Sean all with three points.

Tied for second place, we have Brody and Steve and in first places. How many six points? Six? How many questions? We got two questions left? Boy, the topic is cooking. Oh Yanni, this is pretty good. Cook Spoon University said, Mexico's most popular sandwich is best described as if a taco and HOGI got married and had a baby. What is it again? Spoon University said, Mexico's most popular sandwich is best described as if a taco and HOGI got married and had a baby. What is it? Jannie? You

seem confident that taco truck all the time? Which taco chuck? You like? They don't have it there anymore. I don't know where they moved to. That red one that was saw the other day. It's on seventh. They moved it over to seventh. Do a good business, top notch? Brodie, How are you feeling about this one? Not great? But I think I have a shot. Steve, how you feeling about this one? Man? I ate one not long ago? Yeah, I can't remember. What's I mean? I kind of got it,

I can't. I can't even tell you what meat you had on? Yeah, that's gonna give a lot of tip one more time. This is Mexico's most popular sandwich, and it's best described as if a taco and HOGI got married and had a baby. I'm writing my letters, so you can't really tell it, they say, so I could argue a variety of like things here man. Does everybody have an answer? Oh, Steve is scribbled, he is he raised, He's thought of something else else. Go ahead and reveal

your answers. We have Steve saying what does it say? Saving in the mic. I think it's like something like SOPA's, but I had teutopas said Silva's Brandon sang Chilupa, Brad sang Chikaren sang Burrow, Phil saying a peanut, butter and jelly, and Yana saying a torta. The correct answer is torta. All right, there's no catching him. Now if you want to, you can catch them. I could. I hope you catch them. If you want a great recipe for a torta, we actually have two of them on the meadeta dot com.

There is a mountain goat torta from Chef Kevin Gillespie that uses any meat on the planet, avocado and caeso, and a fish torta from Chef Lucas Leaf that uses refried beans, pickled halapinos, and chipotle mayo. Now I'll give you a hot too. Let's hear it. Uh, we're making those refried beans. You should never buy refried beans. You buy the pinto beans, get some bar oil or oil. We haven't these barrel which is cool. Nothing takes a difference. But and then just mash your own beans up in

your own oil. It's so much better and so easy. Yeah, both of those recipes explain how to do that in detail. It's easy. I can't win something done. Question ten. We have Brody and Jannie left. Now. What we need happen to happen to go to overtime is for Yannis to get it wrong and Brody to get it right. Is that right? That's correct? The topic is hunting or Yanni's only got two career wins. Y'all didn't really start playing until two weeks ago. I'm rude. I'm kind of pulling

for Yanni because Brody's like my nemesis and everything. According to Boone and Crockett America's Top ten Biggest Canada Moose, we're all killed in two states. Name one of them. According to Boone and Crockett America's top ten Biggest Canada Moose, we're all killed in two states. Name one of them, ze Ze, Yeah, that is how you feeling all the way back there in third place. Yeah, that's how you feeling pretty good, pretty good. We need him feel worse

than that, Brodie, how you feeling well? I'm confused by the question. There's nothing confusing about the question. That's weird. I'm confused that you're confused. That's easy for you to say because you're not gonna win anyone. I'll read it one more time, Brodie. According to Boone and Crockett, America's top ten biggest Canada moose, we're all killed in two states. Just it was me not listening again, name one of them? Does everybody have an answer? I look at them out

a lot of writing from Brody. When you read my answer, can you say competing for second place? Okay, go ahead and rebel your answer is competing for second place. Steve says Maine. Sean says Alaska, Brandon says Alaska, Brand says Alaska. He says Montana, Crin says North Dakota, Phil says Alaska, and Yannis says Maine. He's right, The correct answer is Minnesota and Maine. So nice, well done. Yes, would you

get eight correct? That was an authoritative victory. Yeah. I just read a thing about how they in a portion of Montana like they're they were confused as of whether the moose were Shiris moose or Canada moose in northeastern Montana. Wow, good job. Yeah, Yanni's third career win. Thank you, thank you done. Don't forget it. I want to picture with my with the trophy him and as I'm taking a little uh peg, I'll peg out and put mine in. I want to give it to Howell dot org. Howell

dot org. What do you like about Howell? I just feel like they in the world right now where we're getting hammered by so much like anti hunting stuff. Those guys seem to have really simplified, like, hey, here's what's going on, and here's how you can help out very easily, Like I even will take the time, not always but sometimes just followed the few clicks and links and going, you know, send the letter to whoever they're wanting to

send it for. But it's just very simple and easy to follow along with, um uh you know the things that are you know, coming against the hunting community. So it's a nonprofit called Howell. Yeah. Now, Jannie, you have really diversified your winning. I think every time you've won, you've given to somebody else. Yeah, And is that bad. No, that's great, keep it up. Well done. Well, thank you ladies, Jon two away from the Perfect Game, Brandon, Brad, Phil,

thank you guys for joining us. Next time we'll have more media or trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. If I had remembered Fiddlehead, would it be a showdown? Right now? I can't remember how that's how sure I lost fair and square,