Ep. 410: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia XLV

What what would be of the four categories that would be a strong category in a week one? You think? Can you remind me of the four categories hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking. He's gonna dominate cooking. Okay, yeah probably, I mean yeah, hunting, conservation and cooking the only So. So, now, before we play, we need you to weigh in on Seth having mercury poison. Seth, give him some details about what you were eating and what you were feeling. Oh,

let's say in ah, I'd say two weeks time. Um, well, I should say in a month's time. Over my meals were fish, um like KOBEA and like stuff like that. I was having some like fish remocal reservoirs here too, but um yeah, big plagic stuff. And at a certain point, like my hands started going numb and I was having like real fuzzy like memory loss stuff. Those are like only the two symptoms that I can nail down. But and then you stopped eating the fish and I stopped

eating the fish and everything went away. Like how quickly did it go away? Mm hmmm, I would say weak ish. And your wife had some symptoms as well. Yeah, yeah, I mentioned it to my wife the one night. I was like, may, my hands are like getting numb lately, and she's like, mine have too, that's really weird. And she was eating a similar amount. Yeah, we were eating the same stuff. I mean, sounds convincing. So like, neurologic

symptoms are very common side effect of mercury poisoning. I guess you didn't go psychotic, but just some one day though, I thought, I remember I I called my friend to ask him a question and he didn't answer, and he called me back like two minutes later and was like, what would you call me for? And I was like, dude, I I have absolutely no clue why I called you. I remember calling him, but I had no clue why that doesn't normally happen. No, that does not normally happen.

But does Seth still have mercury in the system because it builds up well? Does he weigh a little bit more than he did? Probably it's mostly cleansed from your system, even if there's a little bit left over. How long does it take? To be honest, I don't know a whole lot about mercury poisoning. I've seen a grand total of zero cases in my medical career. Um, so I'm going off what I learned in medical school eight nine years ago. We need Seth to donate his body to science,

and then we'll get some answers we should. I mean, it would be interesting to get a hair sample or something else that might, um show. I don't know if a blood test with show at this point. Maybe when you're having symptoms. But just for curiosity's sake, come over here. We'll pluck one of those mustache hairs off. They fall out all the time, so you can look there's one right there now. Each week here on Meat Eater Trivia, we reveal a new stat This week, we're looking at

the performance of meat eater BFFs Seth and Chester. We'll go category by category here. So when it comes to hunting, who do you think gets more right between you two? Oh, I don't know Chester. In the hunting category, Chester gets six of questions, right, while Seth gets We'll go to conservation. Who do you think does better in servation? Chester? Seth? Seth? It's gonna be a total nice Seth gets thirty nine percent of conservation questions, right, while Chester gets twenty one percent.

How about with cooking? Who gets more cooking questions? Right? Oh, yeah, I know it's Chester. I think Chester. You got to be terrible with cooking. Chester gets forty four percent of cooking questions, right, while Seth is at thirty seven percent. Now here is the big one between the two fishing buddies. Who is better at fishing trivia? Someone that will make us fight? Do you think, Seth? What do you think? I'm gonna hope Seth? Chester gets fifty four percent of

fishing questions, right while Seth gets thirty eight. Going to be a new captain that haven't win on the board and Chester I have went on the board. Now for your overall performances, A meat Eater trivia. It's very tight. On average, Chester gets forty of questions correct while Seth gets of questions correct. So Seth is just three percentage points behind Chester, which can all change from one good game by Seth or one bad game by Chester. Very tight.

Better step it up here. What if? What if Chat and I just become enemies? Now you're gonna feel bad that you did that a little bit. What We'll figure it out now, we have some housekeeping to get to before we play trivia. Steve and I have been squabbling about the definition of squab for a few months now.

Steve believes that the term squab is specific to rock doves, which are more commonly known as street pigeons, and when I asked this question on the game of trivia, Steve argued that the players who said a squab is a pigeon rather than a street pigeon shouldn't get the answer correct. Well,

now we can settle this debate. Zach Carson wrote in to say that in the book Hope is a Thing with Feathers, which details the extinction of six North American birds, that the words squab is used to describe juvenile passenger pigeons. The book goes into detail about how Native Americans ate a lot of passenger pigeons squabs and made butter with

their fat. I've also located other sources like Stanford University and the Audubon Society that referenced baby passenger pigeons, baby scaled pigeons, and baby band tailed pigeons as squabs, So the term squab can be used to describe any type of juvenile pigeon, not just street pigeons. Whatever. That's that's your rebuttal, it's better than I hope for. That's it. Okay, Now these shall be index for this round of trivia is a like oh I was wrong, but like, okay,

all right, the right. The Shelby index for this round of trivia is a four or a winner should get about eight correct answers, and with that, we're onto the game of trivia. Play the drop film. What's up here? Is? That's what I was waiting for. Are you sure that that was my point? Okay? Yes, because we argue about it during the question and then a future episode. I gave you your own book and had you read a passage from it. I know in my passage backed up

my your passage was broad and said pigeons. You said squad was that. I wasn't arguing against people using it like baby birds in general or something like that. I'm sure next episode you're on, we'll play up the audio again if you need to. You're picking a pretty old scab, every buddy. Listen, we were so we're talking about ship from years ago, so I can't really remember. I can't really remember, like me fighting with my wife well at one time, you know, I mean the differences we have

audio of. This will come back with the audio next episode. This isn't the last time we'll talk about squabs. Phil play the drop. Look, I need to know what I stay in to win everything. I'm saying, just tend to win everything. I'll tell you something real quick. My daughter got recognized at the ski at the sledding Hill. Whoa by the game on Suckers? What really? It's the trivia super fans go. Someone said to her, are you the game on? Girl? Wow? I recognize your voice. Did she

like that? It was like a little bit frightening. I didn't get a sense that Devite wasn't frightening to it. It was kind of a matter of fact telling question one. The topic is fishing, and as always this will be multiple choice. This first great question comes to as via Cordy Btencourt. If you have a question you think is right from meat Eater Trivia, you can send it to trivia at the meat eater dot com. Which of these world record fish is biggest? Is it blue catfish, lake sturgeon,

common carp, or alligator gar? This is measured by wait, which of these world record fish is biggest? Your four choices are blue catfish, lake sturgeon, common carp, or alligator gar. Looking for the biggest of the four blue catfish, lake sturgeon, common carp, alligator guard. Does everybody have an answer? Son of a bitch? I can tell you what's three it is? Steve? Have you caught a blue catfish? Have you caught a lake sturgeon that was? No? No, common carp pens alligator garen?

Two out of four? You have personal experience with not record holders? Right? Does everybody have an answer? Brodie? I think I got about What do you got there? Brodie? You're about to see go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying alligator guard, John saying lake sturgeon, Chester saying alligator guard, Brody saying alligator guard, Karin saying blue cat, Seth saying blue cat, cal saying alec. I tell you who doesn't have it, Seth and Karn, The

correct answer is alligator guard. The world record common carp is seventy five pounds, the world record blue cat is one hundred forty three pounds. You have alligator guy, so he just passed up Seth even batter. The world record lake surgeon is one hundred sixty Here they are common carp. The world record is seventy five pounds, blue catfish is one hundred forty three pounds, Lake sturgeon is one with sixty eight pounds, and the world record alligator guard is

two hundred seventy nine pounds. It was caught out of the Rio Grand in Texas in nineteen one, so over one hundred pounds heavier than the world record lake surgeon. I would have gotten. I would have guessed all those except the blue cat out of guests to be bigger. Wow, definitely, I thought lakes there can be a lot closer to That would be a good little genre for you. For tiebreakers would be what is the right We've done it? We did uh the world record croppy, which came from Tennessee.

We've done the world record turkey, which the NWTF keeps track of, so we've addressed it before. Question to yeah, I do that. The topic is hunting. Scooby Doo is this type of dog which was bred to hunt wild boars. Scooby doo is this type of dog which was red wild boars. Brody with an authoritative he knows it. What's the biggest flathead cat? I think it's smaller than the biggest blue That's the one we talked about before that came out of reservoir in Kansas. Um that, like some pounds,

was sticking in my head. Bigger than that, I believe. Find out for a second here at the questions. Scooby Doo is this type of dog which was bred to hunt wild boars, Brodie, how confident are you? Steve's that making nervous. I wish you could turn I always Phil could turn off the I have a question for Chester about the game of trivia. No, no, no, okay, my hat. Let me see your hat. Like the proliferation of that brand of hat? Yeah, we mean the brand or the hat.

It's just it's like, you know, what if you were to Gulifile somebody hat passed through Austin recently, would be the profile? Yes, exactly, Phil. Do you think you would know this answer? Yeah? Okay, one more time, Scooby Doo. Is this type of dog which was bred to haunt wild boars? Seth, you got an answer, go ahead and

reveal your answers. We have Steve saying Bassett, damn it, John saying pointer Chester without an answer, Brodie saying great Dane, Crin saying bloodhound, Seth saying ridge back, Cal saying great Dane. We have a correct answer. It's great Dane. Who had that? I think, Cal and you didn't have it? I had. Let me see. Although the name implies that they are

from Denmark, the breed actually originates from Germany. They combined the height of an Irish wolfhound, speed of the rayhound, and muscle of the English mastiff to create what nineteenth century hunters considered to be the perfect boarhound. Listen, I owned a Great Dane. They don't have any kind of speed, so I don't know where that's coming from. Maybe the wild boars didn't either. How do you know that? Um? How do we know that that's what Scooby was. They've

confirmed it. Question three, the topic is cooking. What is the culinary name for the meat that comes from an animal's thymus or pancreas. If you'll remember from our regular episode of Meat Eater, this is the bone that I'm throwing to our guest, What is the culinary name that comes from the meat on an animal's thymus or pancreas struggling, No, not at all. I'm still living in your head. Very quick answers from most of the room. But you're supposed

to be the waning Champion. Champion, Champion. Did your kids laugh at that joke? He started laughing. He's he even thinking about it when he's making a breakfast for his kids. Spencer One's question, what is the culinary name for the meat that comes from an animal's thymus or pancreas. I was reviewing my schedule and noticed that we had a tribute today, and then immediately started wanting and I started thinking about how to be funny if I said that

he was the waning Champion. And he was so in love with the joke that he couldn't even wait for the game of trivia to come along. Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve and John sang sweetbreads, Chester sang tenderloin, brod He sang sweetbread, Krin saying don't have an answer, and Cal saying sweetbreads. Staid awful. Now, Chester, why in the world

you've cut out how many tenderloins in your life? I I couldn't think of anything, so I just wrote down tenderlind. The correct answer is sweetbread. It's recommended that sweetbreads are soaked in cold water for about twenty four hours to remove any blood. Common preparations include grilling, sautang, poaching, broiling, and frying. Both glands have a mild mineral flavor, soft texture, and subtle sweetness. Dr Jonathan Riceman, what is your experience

with sweetbreads. I've actually never had them before. Really, Yeah, it's sad that seems kind of mild on the spectrum big old organ parties. You never cooked those up? No, that that will be in the future immune system dinner, which we haven't done yet. Would you have any reservations about eating a sweetbread? Is there anything on safe that someone should consider if they were going to eat that. Absolutely not. I look forward to trying it for the

first time. What's your experienced, Steve Lots I used to have a friend that uh I live next door to God had a ustom slaughter plant, and so he would just bring him over and he was missing his thumb. Remember, one of the most mesmerizing things was watching because you have to peel, you know, you kind of gotta peel the otter membrane off him. And how dexterous he had

become over the years. Even though he had no thumb, he could like peel the membrane by grabbing it against like what would be the base of your thumb in his heart, he'd be able to get in there. And she's missing thumb related to his ownership of a slaughterhouse. You want, I've told the story about tell it again. When he was young, they used to jack up a truck and use it as a and use the axle to drive a big saw to drive a saw blade. He lost his thumb on that and his brother threw

it into the hogpen and the hogs ate it. Whoay has life and death on the farm right there the basque corner in Reno has a real good sweetbread dish. So if you're ever going through Reno, look up the basket corner. So would you have any recommendations for a guest and how he should prepare sweetbread? I don't like them done and like real saucy concoctions. I like I'm pretty clean and straight up. The question for the topic is foraging. This next great question comes to us via

Brian Parks. If you have a question you think is right for Meat Eat Trivia, you can send it to trivia at the meat eater dot com. What edible mushroom goes by nicknames like the molly moocher, Dryland fish and Merkel? What? What? What edible mushroom goes by nicknames like the molly moocher, dryland fish, and Merkel. Seems as though nobody in the room knew this right away? Did you have this? Okay, our guest, It's quite confident. The nicknames again are molly moocher,

dryland fish, and Merkel. This is an edible mushroom. Very stumped. This might ruin some perfect games here, dry land fish? You say, he did say that? Cal Brodie, how do you feel about this one? I just tossed a guests out there when you were doing your your edible plant searching in Central Park? Did you guys find any mushrooms? I think we just found them, like ganna derma um.

What would be the common name for that. It's a shelf mushroom on the on a tree that has like a very red dark red surface, a red banded polypoor something like that. I think it's some kind of polypoor getty. Nicknames are Molly moocher, dryland fish, and merkel. Does everybody have an answer? Son of a bitch? No? Kiss me off? Good? H? No, I'm not good, but I'm done. Go ahead and reveal

your answers. We have Steve saying coral, John saying morale, Chest, you're saying lions, Main, Brodie saying oyster, Crin saying oyster, Seth saying lions Maine, and Cal saying shaggy mane. We have a correct answer in the room. It's morale what. Most of these nicknames come from foragers in this progressively higher pitched Most of these nicknames come from foragers in

the South and date back to the Civil War. The nickname molly moocher is most likely a combination of what women on the battlefield were called, which was molly and the phrase that means to wander slowly, which is mooching. Hundreds of pounds, I've picked hundreds of right now, Type in dry land fish mushroom. Yeah, let's see we have. I would imagine it's because none of us grew up below the Mason Dixon. Okay, what are you? Type it in te dry lane and fish mushroom. Okay, don't you

think Spencer already did that? He's been caught being wrong before. I have. You got to keep me honest? What do you learning? Steve suspiciously quiet? Steve beda grunt and put his phone down. Question five. The topic is conservation conservationist John Chapman was better known by what name? Conservationist John Chapman was better known by what name? Quick answers from I believe, Seth and Steve right, quick, very quick answer from Steve and nobody else conservationist John Chapman, who is

better known by what name? Steps your confidence at on this? Extraordinarily? Brody is still thinking. This is question five. We'll get a scoreboard update from Phil the engineer after this, John Chapman, does everybody have an answer? Yeah? Go ahead, and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying Johnny Appleseed, John saying Johnny Appleseed. Chest, you're saying Chappy Brody came up with the Johnny Appleseed grin without an answer. That's saying CHAPPI

and Cal saying Johnny Appleseed. Now what is going on here with the Chappie? Now? You guys doing kind of weird che which is wrong? The correct answer is Johnny Applese. If he was my friend, I'd call him Chappie. John Chapman Brodie, how did you not know it but then know it all of a sudden. I have very powerful I can reason very well. I see it in the reflection. No, I can just like off the super Cup. The real life Johnny apples was a homestead flipper in the late

seventeen hundreds and early eighteen hundreds. He would claim free plots of land in the Midwest, plant seventy fruit trees on each property, and then sell the acreages too tardy Frontiersman. Chapman's apples tasted terrible, but they made for great hard cider. For more on the real Johnny Appleseed, go to the Meat Deater dot com. And read my article called the Boozy History of Johnny Appleseed. Phil, we're halfway through the

game of trivia. Give us a scoreboard update. We'll do with zero points or Kringe Schneider and Seth Morris with one point. We got Chester holding his lead above Seth three points apiece. We've got Steven Ronella and our guest Jonathan Riceman and in first place tied up our Broody Henderson and Ryan Callahan with four points apiece. How far back are you too? Yeah, I'm backwards one. Question six.

The topic is biology. What biological term describes the process of a tadpole becoming a frog or caterpillar becoming a butterfly? What biological term describes the process of a tadpole becoming a frog or caterpillar becoming a butterfly? Brody got it right. Okay, we have a suspiciously slow answer coming from the guest who has doctor in their name. Do you think you know this one? Not confident? Jess just tied up and knots here. I know I have heard this in my day.

I just cannot looking for the biological term that describes the process of a tadpole becoming a frog or caterpillar becoming a butterfly. Seth, you got this one? No, okay. I feel like the guy from winne begel Man and he's like, my mind is a piece of ship today. Man, you can always blame that man. Yeah, go ahead and reveal your answers. Hi saying metamorphosis, John saying pupatition, Chester saying molten, Brody's saying metamorphosis, Karin saying metamorphosis, Seth saying

tell me what that says, Caw saying metamorphosis. The correct answer is metamorphosis more phasian. Both frogs and butterflies that's south of the Mason Dixon line is how they do it. I don't know. I don't have to give it to me. I'm not a charity case. Both frogs and butterflies have a four stage metamorphosis. A frog's is egg, tadpool froglet and frog. A butterflies is egg, caterpillar, chrysalists and butterfly.

Other animals that experience metamorphosis include scorpions, salamanders, lobsters, prawns, starfish, sea cucumbers, and jellyfish. Question seven. The topic is gear this business, which claims to be America's biggest RV dealer is known for the obscenely large American flags flowing on their lots. That's the question. That's the question to which nobody has provided an answer. This business, which claims to be America's biggest RV dealer, is known for the obscenely

large American flags flown on their lots. I can't remember the place I bought my camper at had little tiny flag the name. Looking for the name of the business that the rs that sells the RVs, this business, which claims to be America's biggest r I might have just had a creeper, dude, I might like like I might have just had like an extra sensory deal come into my brain and give me the answer. Okay, like no, not the homunculous man. It was like like something from

outside divine intervention. Yeah, wow, almost something like that fessed it here today like a like an angel believer again, looking for the business that is America's biggest RV dealer, which is known for the obscenely large American flags flown on their lots. Can anybody picture this place? Yes, they're wondering how big, just how big is that flag? I can give you an answer. After this, does everybody have an answer for this question? I always thought just how

much wind to to get that thing moving? Yeah, I don't know if the ratio would be the same. It's all drones now. Anyway, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying r V world, John saying Winnebego Chester. You're saying mega land RV and boat sails that's what I'm calling. Brody's saying lazy days, Karen saying best American RV, Seth saying r V World, and Cal saying RV America. He crossed out r V USA and Camping World. The correct answer is Camping World. Nobody got it right. A

few people on the right track. It was the first answer that Col wrote down, which he crossed out all that would have given Cal a very decisive Yeah. They're they're a big deal. They're building one in building buildings

right now. They also have their own lobbyists. You know what I read the other day though r V sales are slowing down a sign of supposedly to find a sign of Camping World like a big player and and like National park reforms trying to get um Internet at camp sites like buff up the amenities and things like that, because that in turn leads to more RV sales or rentals or something, and they're not gonna like my idea

turn Yellowstone into a wilder area Camping World dealerships. Camping World Dealerships fly a forty foot by eighty foot American flag on their lot, which is thirty two hundred square feet of red, white, and blue. The Statesville, North Carolina location was sued by the city in eighteen for violating a code that said flags could be no bigger than twenty five ft by forty ft. During the dispute, the company CEO said he would rather go to jail than

take down the flag. Camping World paid fifteen thousand dollars and fines, but eventually got the city to change the ordinance and allow them to keep the flag. Camping World, these colors don't run, you know, square feet at law? How big? Question eight next to be like your your heart's too big, too much, hard, too much patriotism. Question eight the topic is cooking. This is our on X listener Question of the Week, which was won by Michael

Whittlinger for sending this great question. Michael is going to get a one year premium subscription to on X. If you want a chance to win our listener question of the week, then send it to trivia at the meat eater dot com. This is the hardest round. This is the hardest round we've ever had. We have three questions index or so our winners should get about eight. She was having a hot night. This powder, which is sometimes called pink cring salt, is named after the capital city

of the Czech Republic. Very quick answer from Brody cal Steve Again the question is this powder, which is sometimes called pink curing salt, is named after the capital city of the Czech Republic. John, how do you feel about this? Too much information? Uh? Why did you give so much detail so you can have the specific name? Like everybody getting it right? Chester? You got this one right, an insalt seth and Chester anymore? You could have been like

capital of a European city, like listen. I'd like I liked it. This conjunction is spelled A and D. I like, which is callus trying to words something to Chester. He's on the right. I'd like to create a game that non non endemic folks listening to this can still enjoy and play along. It's like the Scooby Doo question, like you may not know, but too much info here's whoming. The audience is like, what are you trying to say

about them? I'm what I'm telling you is I've got a lot of fee back, uh from folks that have significant others who also listened, that enjoy the show even though they're not core to hunting. But these kind of questions that starts Spencer, Like Spencer his like a lot

of feedback kind of stuff. Yeah, it'll be like, you know, like I don't want to do the family feud thing anymore, you know, so I started sending them letters about how bad the Family Feud episodes are and uh, He's like, well, I've got a lot of feedback that says, otherwise, we can, we can? He says, you won? It was before the show. Does everybody have an answer? You No? Always talk makes it hard to think. Seth running out of time, Go

ahead and be your answers. We've got Steve saying Prague, John saying Prague Chester without an answer, Clody and Crint saying Prague. Seth down, answer, cal what does that say? You thought the capital of the Czech Republican Saltpeter. No, So we had four people get it right and three people get it wrong. How do you feel about the question now, you gave it too much information? Obviously not if four people got it right and three people got

it wrong the correct answer. Other names for this substance include instacure and curing powder. It was invented by a European butcher at the beginning of World War One. If you want to learn how to use prague powder at home, then read Anaborgman's wild and whole article called Everything you Need to Know about Curing meat on the meat eater dot com. You know there's you know you pink salt one and pink salt too. One's more night rates and one's more night trites, and like for for like dry,

like for slow carrying versus sausage making. Instacure, what insecure is the same thing. It's It's all in the article from Anna Borgman. If you're making if you're making bra sola, you'd use one. If you're making something like um, you know, hot dogs, you'd use to do They both give it that red color, like when you know when you like cira ham, the meat gets that I'm not i don't know if my guess is yes, but I can't say for sure. That question was so good it was our

on X listener question of the Week. Phil, we have two questions left. Give us a scoreboard update. Yeah, well, unfortunately we have to say goodbye to Seth, Karen and Chester who do not have a chance to come back. But John has four points and is still in the game. We got Steven cal tied up with five points and Barodi is in first place with six points. Some book question nine. The topic is hunting. This is a visual question.

If you want to see what the room is seing, then go to Instagram and check out at Spencer New Hearth. I'll make it my most recent post. This photo from shows a celebrity who was an it outdoorsman. You need to tell me who that celebrity is. What was the year nineteen forty? Why their faces all blurred out so you knew which person I was referring to? Tell me to get more celebrities. This photo from nineteen forty shows a celebrity who was an avid outdoors You need to

tell me who that celebrity is? Easy? What Chester? Do you know this one? No? John, do you know this one. I agree with easy, okay, Steve, but I could end up looking real bad, you know again, looking for who the person in that photo is. It's a celebrity in the picture was taken in nineteen forty. Cal barely had to look at it like you knew it. You knew it. Have you seen the photo before? Cal? I didn't look at the photo. I just look person. Does everybody have

an answer? Gosh, this game can be frustrating sometimes. This is the word I hate this. Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying Mickey Mantle, John saying Babe Ruth saying Babe Ruth, Cal saying Babe Ruth, George Herman Ruth which I think was his real name. Good on. The correct answer was Babe Ruth. Yeah, but because like I just a different Yankee Ruth. But you know that I knew. Thank you, even you didn't

know that. Ruth reportedly loved a hunt and fish during the off season. This particular photo shows him after a successful hunting trip in New Brunswick, where his party killed moose, black bear, white tail, and turkey. Other pictures of Bruce hunts show him with gators, geese, pheasants, snapping turtles, and more. And this photo is super impressive. They have some monster critters on there. Yeah, the the moose is spectacular and

there's definitely at least one real nice white tale in there. Um. I can't believe you somehow plucked baseball out of this because I just listen. That's why I should have it. I should be allowed to get it because that's what I meant. Oh yeah, I'd give it to him. We should. We should consult Polar bear Pete and see what he would say if you is it Polar Bear Pete, Polar Pete. Yeah, we have one question left, Phil, who is left in the game. Uh? Well, with six points, got Ryan Callahan

and in first place the waning champion seven points. Unfortunately, Steve, the reigning champion, is no longer in Convince the Silent Killer. Question ten. The topic is fishing. The last great question comes to is via William Raichy. If you have a question you think is right from Meat Eater Trivia, you can send it to trivia the meat eater dot com. The Buffalo National River, which became America's first national river in nineteen seventy two, is located in what southern state?

The Buffalo National River, which became America's first national river in nineteen seventy two, is located in what southern state? Quick answer from Brody quick to writing, not quick to answering, it's a southern state, South state. Steve, you're gonna play along on question ten right now? You know what well, You're not gonna get credit. Then when the stat keeping is that, how defiant you are? I don't actually know

it again. The Buffalo National River, which became America's first national river and teen seventy two, is located in what southern state? Brodie, how you feel about your answer? I think and just reiterate Phil, only Cal and Brody are left correct? Correct? Yes? Does everybody have an answer talking for the state? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying I like, for whatever reason, I feel

like it's Arkansas. So I hope, I hope you're right John Oklahoma Chester, you're saying Missouri, Brody saying Arkansas, Crann saying Tennessee, Seth saying Tennessee, and Cal saying Florida. We have a correct answer in the room. It's Arkansas, making Brody so give us eight correct and holy aside from what was he told me, he just started taking geriatric vitamins. The ship kicked in. I want to continue the part of today. There are two bodies that make up the

National Wild and Scenic River System. These rivers are managed by a number of different states and federal agencies, including the U. S. Forest Service, National Park Service, US Fishing Wildlife Service BLM, and Army Corps of Engineers CAL. I don't know the specifics of the protection. It just grants them more protections on a state and federal level. Um, here's something real embarrassing. When I was working in Arkansas

earlier this year, was there twice in two weeks. I met some DNR officers or sorry, state parks officers at the Buffalo River. You go fishing one day and did you go fishing? But I was like, yeah, why is Buffalo Why do I know Buffalo River? Yeah? Did you go fishing? We ended up bailing on the on the river because it was so low and we went on our bitch and bassboat instead. Were you looking for small mouth there? It's fun? What? What? What? What's that geriatric

vitamin you're taking? Some like multi vitamin why you need something, I'll tell you something. Oh yeah, because that ship is kicking ass man, I'm gonna start taking that. You start taking it now. Man, it's no smart you'll do all. He wins with eight correct answers, holding true to the Shelby index. What happens next is he gets to choose where the five dollar donation goes. So what's it gonna be, Brody? Um? I promised a buddy back east who's a grouse centner,

that I would donate to the Rough Grouse Society. What do you like about them? Besides you? Those rough grass are hurting a lot of Eastern states, so they just need all the help they can get. Ronnie Beam like that one to Steve. I'm updating you on the score chart. Here, well done, Brody, an authoritative victory. Join us next time for more Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins,