Ep. 891: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CCXXI

Summary

The MeatEater Podcast

Ep. 891: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CCXXI

Host: Dr. Randall Williams (guest host)
Date: June 17, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode of The MeatEater Podcast departs from its regular format for another round of the popular "MeatEater Trivia" game show, where a panel of MeatEater staff and friends faces off in a challenging ten-round quiz spanning hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking. Guest host Dr. Randall Williams energizes the room with witty banter, playful ribbing, and carefully crafted questions, competing for a $500 charitable donation to a conservation group of the winner’s choice. This lighthearted yet informative episode brims with friendly competition, deep-cut outdoor and culinary knowledge, and plenty of laughs.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Guest Host Introduction & Panel Setup [02:05–04:07]

• Dr. Randall Williams introduces himself as guest host, replacing regular host Spencer Newharth, and welcomes the panel: Brody, Seth, Nate, Max, Alyssa, and Sarah.
• The episode’s format: 10 trivia questions from MeatEater’s core verticals (hunting, fishing, conservation, cooking), with a donated prize for the winner.
• Instead of the usual “Sydney Index,” Dr. Williams presents a “Christian Hughes Index” (his childhood friend, a chemical salesman, got 6/10 questions right).

Dr. Randall Williams: “I think this program has gotten stale over the years. Spencer’s very committed to his bits, so why not mix it up a little while he’s on vacation?” [04:07]

• Warm, humorous personal exchanges set the laid-back tone.

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2. Trivia Begins: Shooting Stuff – The Milliradian [05:13–08:53]

• Question: How many inches to the nearest tenth is 1 mill at 100 yards? Options: 3.0, 3.3, 3.6, or 3.9.
• Panel discusses MOA vs. mills for shooting scopes; Max: “I like [mills] better.” [06:00]
• Correct answer: 3.6 inches.

Williams: “A Milliradian is an angular unit of measurement... At 1000 yards, a mill is 1 yard or 36 inches. At 100 yards, it’s 3.6.” [07:10]

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3. Fishing – The Arapaima [09:03–11:27]

• Question: The arapaima, a 400+ lb freshwater fish, is native to which continent?
• Panel guesses continents; gentle banter as they try to recall.
• Correct answer: South America (Amazon Basin).

Williams: “They are highly prized by anglers and have... been introduced to Thailand, Malaysia, and other parts of Southeast Asia.” [11:21]

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4. Fine Dining – Formal Table Setting Forks [12:09–15:14]

• Question: Name 3 of the 5 forks in a formal table setting (per Escoffier).
• Amusing complaints about ever having that many forks; regional banter.
• Correct answers: Salad fork, dinner fork, dessert fork, fish fork, oyster (or shrimp) fork.
• Fun sidebar on spoons and elaborate table settings.

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5. Woodsmanship – Latitude vs. Longitude [15:16–17:34]

• Question: Of Bozeman, MT’s coordinates, which (latitude/longitude/neither/both) should be negative?
• Discussion about GPS and hemisphere conventions.
• Correct answer: Longitude.

Williams: “Latitude numbers are positive for locations north of the equator... Longitude numbers are positive for locations east of the prime meridian and negative for locations west.” [17:04]

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6. Fishing – Dobson Fly Larva [18:03–21:57]

• Question: What 12-letter word refers to the massive larvae of a dobson fly?
• Many nearly get stumped thinking the answer has only 11 letters; spelling debates.
• Correct answer: Hellgramite.

Williams: “Hellgrammites... have been referred to as the King Kong of aquatic insects... popular among anglers due to their size.” [21:31] Alyssa: “Yeah, [they] draw blood!” [21:58]

Scoreboard Update [22:43–23:10]

• Seth leads with 4, Brody 3, Max/Sarah/Alyssa 2, Nate 1.

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7. Conservation – Russian Boreal Forest [26:12–29:10]

• Question: Five-letter Russian-origin term for the boreal forest biome?
• Crocs fashion sidebar while panel stretches their memory.
• Correct answer: Taiga.

Williams: “The taiga is the largest land biome on Earth... Russia alone contains roughly 50% of the world’s taiga.” [29:09]

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8. Fishing – Fly Fishing Knot [29:38–31:12]

• Question: What knot, often tied with a hollow tube, connects the leader to the fly line?
• Some lively griping about the fishing focus.
• Correct answer: Nail knot.

Williams: “[The nail knot] creates a strong, streamlined connection between... the thick fly line and the thinner leader.” [31:12]

• Quick sidebar on favorite knots for other tackle.

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9. Cooking – Famous Indoor Grill Spokesperson [32:08–34:09]

• Question: What gold medal-winning athlete led the campaign for a fat-draining indoor grill?
• Playful confusion as some didn’t know he was an athlete.
• Correct answer: George Foreman.

Williams: “Foreman... reportedly earned more money from the grill than he ever did from his boxing career.” [34:10]

Scoreboard Update [34:38–34:56]

• Tie between Seth and Brody with 6; Sarah just behind at 5.

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10. Hunting – New Ammunition Cartridge [35:00–38:03]

• Question: What Federal cartridge (released 2025), steel alloy case, .284 cal, 80,000 psi?
• Finally, a challenging hunting/guns question.
• Correct answer: 7mm Backcountry.

Williams: “[It] uses a proprietary material Federal calls peak alloy... push[es] a 175 grain bullet to 3,000fps out of a 20-inch barrel.” [37:36]

• Quick discussion on reloading, cartridge performance.

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11. Hunting – Boone & Crockett Deer Species [39:23–43:49]

• Question: Name the five deer species recognized by the Boone and Crockett Club.
• Some confusion over blacktail variants; a brief rules debate.
• Correct answers: Whitetail, Coues, Mule, Sitka Blacktail, Columbia Blacktail
• Winner: Seth nails the list and clinches victory.

Williams: “We have a correct answer in the room. That’s Seth Remorse.” [43:49]

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Memorable Quotes

• Dr. Randall Williams: “I think this program has gotten stale over the years. Spencer’s very committed to his bits, so why not mix it up while he’s on vacation?” [04:07]
• Max: “I've never had a meal in my life where there was five forks involved.” [12:46]
• Alyssa: “They [hellgrammites] draw blood!” [21:58]
• Seth Morris: “I was excited to come in here and learn stuff about guns. Not… fly fishing.” [30:38]
• Dr. Randall Williams: “Foreman reportedly earned more money from the grill than from his boxing career. That’s cause boxing’s crooked.” [34:10]
• Sarah: “That’s where I’d go to hide from Putin if I lived in Russia.” [29:33]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [02:05] – Guest host/contestant introductions, rules, humor
• [05:13] – Trivia begins: milliradian/shooting
• [09:03] – Arapaima/fishing
• [12:09] – Table setting forks/cooking
• [15:16] – Latitude vs. longitude/woodsmanship
• [18:03] – Dobson fly larva/hellgramite/fishing
• [22:43] – Scoreboard update (halfway point)
• [26:12] – Taiga/biome/conservation
• [29:38] – Nail knot/fishing
• [32:08] – George Foreman grill/cooking
• [34:38] – Scoreboard update (late game)
• [35:00] – 7mm Backcountry ammunition/hunting
• [39:23] – Boone & Crockett deer species/hunting; game conclusion

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Final Moments & Winner

• Winner: Seth Morris with 8 points.
• Prize: $500 donation to the Ike Foundation (children’s fishing nonprofit).

Seth: “I’m gonna go [with] the Ike Foundation. It’s Mike Iaconelli’s nonprofit... introduces underprivileged children to fishing.” [44:10]

• Panel congratulates Seth; Dr. Williams closes out with characteristic affability.

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Episode Tone/Lingo

• Relaxed camaraderie, playfully competitive, loaded with irreverent humor and deep outdoor geekery.
• Frequent asides about gear (especially Crocs), outdoor life, and regional quirks.
• Good-natured debates over specific wording and technical details.

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This episode is a quintessential "MeatEater Trivia" experience: witty, outdoorsy, sometimes nerdy, and always full of laughter, making it easy to follow and entertaining for both diehard fans and newcomers. The camaraderie and niche knowledge on display offer a true slice of the MeatEater world.

Transcript

[Phil]

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[Podcast Announcer]

It's a meat eater podcast.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. I am not Spencer Newharth. Instead, I'm your guest host, Dr. Randall Williams. Today we're joined by Brody, Seth, Nate, Max, Alyssa and Sarah. Now, as you know, this is a 10 round quiz show with questions from meat eaters 4 verticals which are hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking. And there is a prize mediator will donate $500 to the Conservation organization of the winners choosing Now My Stat of the Week this week no longer applies because it was about an NBA playoff game from Wednesday. But we're this is Friday now. My infrequently asked questions segment also doesn't apply. So I'll just ask how's everybody doing?

[Seth Morris]

We're doing well.

[Max]

Good.

[Sarah]

So good.

[Seth Morris]

Good Friday.

[Sarah]

Happy it's Friday.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Oh, great weather, Brody. How are you doing?

[Max]

Great.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

That's great.

[Alyssa]

Complain.

[Max]

How are you?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I'm doing okay. It's sort of been a chaotic week.

[Seth Morris]

Why is that?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Just a lot of Scheduling changes, you know, problems at home.

[Phil]

You want to talk about them?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Nope, don't want to talk about them.

[Alyssa]

Problems with the old lady or what? No.

[Nate]

You're making it sound like a domestic issue. Yeah, sounds like you.

[Seth Morris]

And we talk about

[Dr. Randall Williams]

homeowner. Homeowner issues. I really don't want to get into the specifics of it. I don't know why I brought that up at all. Now I don't have a Sydney index for today because you guys are fighting.

[Nate]

Because she doesn't live.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yeah, this is all really joke about. This is going really poorly.

[Alyssa]

We shouldn't joke about this.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

No, she actually, in fact, helped me come up with some of these questions, so I thought it would be inappropriate to index this game off of her knowledge. So I have a Christian Hughes index, the first in the very history of this program. And he got six questions right. Who's that? He's my best friend since childhood.

[Phil]

Great.

[Seth Morris]

Ooh, I like that you're introducing a non spousal index.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yeah, I think. I think it's long overdue. I think this program has gotten stale over the years. Spencer's very committed to his bits, so why not mix it up a little while he's on vacation?

[Phil]

Can you let us know what Christian's background is?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

He's a chemical salesman.

[Sarah]

Does he hunt? How smart is he?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

He's.

[Max]

He.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

He's been referenced on this program before in the context of a lot of his guns being stolen and the amount of guns that he buys.

[Seth Morris]

He's your counterpart.

[Nate]

He used to work.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

He used to work at a fly shop.

[Max]

Yep.

[Phil]

What's his at act store. I can't talk. What's your. I don't know.

[Sarah]

I don't know.

[Max]

What kind of chemicals?

[Phil]

I got a 28. Thank you.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

He sells all kinds of chemicals. Yeah, like agriculture or very basic stuff. I think we've lost the listeners.

[Max]

Yeah, yeah.

[Sarah]

Let's get.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

So why don't to question one here. Phil, why don't you play the drop?

[Phil]

Never.

[Seth Morris]

Oh, yeah, dude.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Look, I need to know, but it's not Spencer. Okay, we're back on track. Now focus.

[Seth Morris]

Just 10 everything.

[Unidentified Participant]

Game on, suckers.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Question one, as always, is multiple choice. This question falls under the category of shooting stuff. How many inches to the nearest 10th is 1 mil at 100 yards? This is a great question. 3.0, 3.3, 3.6 or 3.9? Again, the question is how many inches to the nearest 10th is 1 millimeter at 100 yards? Where the rude looks stumped. Seth's writing something down. How do you.

[Seth Morris]

Great question.

[Max]

I should know this.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Well, we'll all know a lot about it once I get done because I use mills.

[Seth Morris]

You do?

[Max]

Yeah.

[Alyssa]

Why do you use mills over Emrad's different, right?

[Max]

I like it better.

[Alyssa]

Is that different?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

No, it's a mill. Is a. Is a Miller radian?

[Max]

Yeah.

[Seth Morris]

Manthrot hints. Really?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yeah.

[Phil]

How many inches in the AirSense is 1 million yards?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

3. Your options are 3.0, 3.3, 3.6 or 3.9. Interesting. Max is carrying the 2 to the 3.

[Phil]

I'm actually putting something that's not on the board.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Sarah, do you have an answer?

[Sarah]

I have an answer. Yeah.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Okay. The double sided whiteboards always throw me off. No, that's Brody's doing his corrections here.

[Seth Morris]

It's a great question.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Well, looks like we all have answers in the room when we flip them over.

[Seth Morris]

Here.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Seth says 3.6. Max spelled backwards says 3.0. Sarah says 3.9, Nate says 3.9, Alyssa says 3.3, and Brody says 3.0. We have a correct answer in the room. It's 3.6.

[Phil]

Oh, damn it.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

C. 3.6 inches. A Milliradian is an angular unit of Measurement equal to 1/1,000 of a Radian at any given distance. A mill is 1/1,000th of the distance to the target. So at a thousand yards, a mill is 1 yard or 36 inches. At 100 yards, it's 3.6.

[Seth Morris]

That's such great flavor.

[Phil]

I can see how you got there.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Do you guys know what a radian is?

[Phil]

No.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

It's an angle.

[Sarah]

It's an arc length.

[Sponsor Voice]

Yeah.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Where the arc of the circle is equal to the radius.

[Unidentified Participant]

I did. Terrible.

[Seth Morris]

You got us. Explain that again if you lost me.

[Max]

Draw a picture.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

So if you have a circle, you have a piece of piece. This is how we're gonna fill in for not having any.

[Nate]

This is also a good time to mention this is our first trivia episode that will be available in a video format on Apple Podcasts. So if you are an audio only listener via Apple Podcasts, you can now hit a little button and say view. Video might be the only. So you can see what Randall is drawing.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

So here's a slice of pie. And the radius is equal to the arc length. Now, a Milliradian is 1 1000th of that. And you can imagine as the PI shrinks, this becomes less of an arc and more of like a straight line. So it's. It's basically a milliradian is a thing where this is a thousandth of that.

[Alyssa]

That explains it.

[Seth Morris]

I'm still a little lost, but that was cool.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Great question, man. Once you. Once your brain breaks through, it's going to open your eyes, man.

[Seth Morris]

I'm still reading your book.

[Phil]

You gave me emails.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I do.

[Phil]

Okay.

[Sarah]

I don't know if that was enough to convince me to shoot in mills.

[Seth Morris]

What do you shoot in moa?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Question 2. This question falls under the category of fishing.

[Alyssa]

I feel like MOA is more American or.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

See, that's not metric. A common misconception is that mills are metric. Well, they're on a base 10 system,

[Alyssa]

but they're not more American.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Question 2. This question falls under the category of fishing. The arapaima, one of the world's largest freshwater fish capable of reaching over 400 pounds, is native to which continent? The arapaima, one of the world's largest freshwater fish capable of reaching over 400 pounds, is native to which continent. Brody's got an answer. Confident.

[Seth Morris]

It's a numbers game.

[Alyssa]

So confident.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yeah, I'd like to catch a few of these things. You can sort of use the process of elimination on this one.

[Sarah]

There's only seven and one of them. If one of them's right.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yep, one of them's right. Six of them are wrong. You could probably rule out a few. I don't want to give away too many hints.

[Sarah]

Arapaima are sweet. Look like dinosaurs.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

They are tough looking.

[Sarah]

They're cool.

[Seth Morris]

Never seen one.

[Sarah]

They're very cool. You probably will.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

If Spencer. If Spencer had been hosting this episode, he would have a photo to show you right after this.

[Max]

Nope.

[Sarah]

Nope.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Just have to google it later.

[Seth Morris]

I bet you I've never seen one.

[Sarah]

You probably haven't.

[Seth Morris]

You want to make a wager?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

So, Sarah, you're confident?

[Sarah]

Pretty confident, yeah.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Sethri.

[Max]

Nope.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Nope. Max, Everybody else is guessing.

[Max]

Yup, that was mine.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Well, we've got six answers. Why don't we flip them over? Seth says Africa. Max says South America. Sarah says South America. Nate says Asia. Alyssa says South America. Brody says South America. The correct answer is South America. The arapaima is found primarily in the Amazon river basin of South America and is one of the few large fish that breathes air, surfacing every five to 20 minutes to gulp oxygen through a specialized lung like organization. They are highly prized by anglers and have in. Oh, good job, Phil. Have been introduced to Thailand, Malaysia and other parts of Southeast Asia where they're now a popular target for exotic freshwater fishing.

[Phil]

Kind of looks like a tarpon head.

[Sarah]

They kind of look like. With their scales. They kind of look like weird?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yeah, like very strange. Very strange creatures.

[Seth Morris]

Cool.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Question 3. This question comes to us. In the category of fine dining. Name three of the five forks included in a formal table setting according to the Auguste Escoffier school of culinary arts. Name three of the five forks in a formal table setting. I didn't know there were five forms for formal table setting. I was trying to think of weird forks to ask questions about, and this seemed like perhaps the most approachable way.

[Seth Morris]

Is it a cotillion class? What's the word I'm looking for?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I never got invited to that.

[Sarah]

Cotillion's.

[Seth Morris]

Is it cotillion?

[Alyssa]

Yeah.

[Seth Morris]

Yeah. Never did that. Shoulda.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

It's like, we have a few. Is anybody confident?

[Podcast Announcer]

No.

[Seth Morris]

No.

[Sarah]

I'm like, 80% Nate.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I thought you might know this.

[Seth Morris]

I feel like I could have, but I just. It's never cross my path.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Is anybody confident about some of the forks?

[Phil]

Yeah, I got some good.

[Seth Morris]

I bet you New England scum.

[Sarah]

I'm not from New England. I'm from Chicago. Always threatened to make us take manners classes.

[Max]

I've never had a meal in my life where there was five forks involved.

[Phil]

No.

[Alyssa]

Well, not unless there was five people sitting.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Do we have. Disappointed in myself. Don't rush. Don't rush. You have plenty of time. I just think forks are real interesting, you know?

[Phil]

Well, there's.

[Max]

I live in a. I live in a place where there's three forks.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Man. This should have been a softball for you then.

[Max]

Yeah.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Name a fork other than the forks you're sure of.

[Seth Morris]

That's another good question.

[Max]

And it's not. It's not. Madison, Gallatin, Jefferson.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

No. All right, team, flip them over. Seth says dinner fork, salad fork, dessert fork. Max. Man, your backwards name is really throwing me off. Salad fork, app fork, supper fork. It's very Midwestern of you. Sarah says salad fork, dessert fork, dinner fork. Nate says salad fork, dessert fork, main fork. Alyssa says salad fork, caviar fork, dinner fork. Brody says salad fork, meat fork, and fish fork. Ooh, man, it's kind of tough to score this. Phil.

[Nate]

Supper counts as dinner. I don't think it is.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

The correct answers are salad fork, dinner fork, dessert fork, fish fork, and oyster fork. For oyster fork, I would have also accepted shrimp fork.

[Phil]

What about appetizing?

[Unidentified Participant]

But I put caviar.

[Sarah]

I was gonna put oyster fork, but

[Alyssa]

I decided to keep sweet, so nobody get it.

[Nate]

Seth and Sarah got it.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Seth and Sarah got it.

[Phil]

Yeah.

[Seth Morris]

Nice.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Salad fork.

[Alyssa]

Stupid.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Stupid is shorter, smaller, typically with four tines. Dinner is the longest fork with Four tines. Dessert fork, smaller than a salad fork with three or four tines. Fish fork, a skinny three or four tine fork, and oyster fork, the smallest, narrowest fork with three tines. Designed to be used with shellfish or to pick up shrimp. Beautiful shrimp.

[Seth Morris]

Very nice.

[Max]

What about spoons?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I don't know about spoons, man. I'll be honest. I started looking into formal table settings and it got complicated way too fast.

[Sarah]

I think there's three spoons. Yeah, there's a soup spoon.

[Phil]

Serving spoon.

[Sarah]

Well, no, that's like, not in the place setting.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Question four.

[Phil]

Whatever.

[Sarah]

Come on, man.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

This question falls under the category of woodsmanship. As everyone knows, the GPS coordinates for the meat Eater flagship store in Bozeman, Montana are approximately 45.67947 latitude and 111.03963 longitude of those two numbers, which should be expressed as a negative value. And the options are obviously longitude, latitude, neither or both. I didn't intend this to be a multiple choice question, but I thought I should just make that clear. So between longitude, latitude, coordinates for Bozeman, Montana, which should be expressed as a negative value, both, neither. Latitude, longitude. Who can say?

[Seth Morris]

This is when it pays to be the guy who always plans everything. And you're always dropping pins for your friends.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yeah, I figured this would be good for. For Onx users, when I drop pins,

[Phil]

I don't look at.

[Sarah]

I don't look at when I drop.

[Seth Morris]

I think I've got this right.

[Max]

You dropped me a lot long.

[Phil]

I know.

[Max]

A couple days ago.

[Phil]

I know. I'm thinking about what I did, but that was in Michigan. Montana.

[Seth Morris]

Well, you could.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

You can probably guess one of the hemisphere. If we've all got answers, why don't we flip them over? Seth says longitude. Max says longitude. Sarah says neither. Nate says latitude. Alyssa says longitude. Brody says longitude. The correct answer is longitude. Nate, in geographic coordinate systems, latitude numbers are positive for locations north of the equator and negative for locations south of the equator. Longitude numbers are positive for locations east of the prime Meridian and negative for locations west of the prime meridian. So Michigan and Montana are both negative. They're the same? Yeah.

[Seth Morris]

Nice. That sucks.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Boy, Nate, you were real confident on me.

[Nate]

I know.

[Seth Morris]

I felt so good, I could see it in my mind. Dude, I'm just sucking.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I felt bad for you when I saw you flip your board over.

[Seth Morris]

Yeah, it happens.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

It's all right.

[Seth Morris]

It's all right. I forgot my pants today, too.

[Phil]

What are you wearing?

[Max]

What do you got on?

[Seth Morris]

Shorts.

[Phil]

Okay.

[Seth Morris]

And Crocs.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

You wanted Shorts. You wanted both shorts and pants.

[Sarah]

Oh, the short socks and crocs.

[Phil]

Those are some

[Max]

super crocs.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I'm glad, Phil. Did the camera catch that?

[Nate]

Oh, totally. Check out the new video feature on Apple.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Pockets 2 humiliation. I'm just here for the last two minutes.

[Sarah]

Hey, man. Breaks up the day nicely.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Question five. This question falls under the category of fear fishing. This 12 letter word refers to the massive larvae of a Dobson fly, which has six clawed legs.

[Alyssa]

We've had this question before.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I think I searched for it in Spencer's document.

[Alyssa]

Well, maybe I'm wrong.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

And a big pair of satanic horn like pincers sticking out of its head.

[Seth Morris]

Oh, yeah, we've had this.

[Alyssa]

Wait, how many letters?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

12.

[Phil]

Dobson fly.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Just for the sake of the audience, I'll Repeat it. This 12 letter word refers to the massive larvae of a Dobson fly, which has six clawed legs and a big pair of satanic horn like pincers sticking out of its head. And I will note Spencer provides all guest hosts with a document outlining all the questions he's used. And I searched for this, and it wasn't in there.

[Nate]

We found out that recently Spencer asked a question for a third time. And that was. That was. That was Spencer. That wasn't even a guest host.

[Sarah]

Was that the dog?

[Nate]

Like the dog?

[Seth Morris]

Oh, I'm spelling it very wrong.

[Max]

I'm coming up with. I'm coming up with 11.

[Seth Morris]

Yeah, same way.

[Nate]

Are you sure it's 12?

[Alyssa]

Mine's 11. And I'm like, absolutely right.

[Seth Morris]

I think you might.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Are there. Are there any letters in there that could be doubled up?

[Seth Morris]

Yeah, I have one.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

That's another one in there.

[Seth Morris]

Oh, maybe it's.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Maybe there's a different way to spell it that I looked up.

[Seth Morris]

Oh, maybe. Maybe you have a different.

[Sarah]

You put this in the fishing.

[Max]

I think I have what Brody has.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yeah.

[Seth Morris]

Oh, I'm breaking the ice on this question. I'm a second half guy.

[Alyssa]

I swear. We were both here when this question was asked.

[Seth Morris]

Yep, you're gonna be a sad panda.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Spencer's losing his fastball.

[Alyssa]

I just added a letter and spelled it wrong.

[Phil]

I have no idea if I'm wrong

[Seth Morris]

about this one too. I'm just gonna leave.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Oh, you should be fine, Nate. Don't worry too much about it.

[Phil]

What's adoption?

[Unidentified Participant]

Everything I can think of is not 12 letters.

[Seth Morris]

He gave us a little.

[Alyssa]

Can I tell him what?

[Seth Morris]

He gave us a little clue.

[Alyssa]

Like a giant dragonfly.

[Seth Morris]

Max, there's a little clue in there.

[Phil]

Six legs, big pair of satanic.

[Unidentified Participant]

I see. What it looks like. Yeah, I know what it looks like. Again, I bet you know this is Pictionary.

[Sarah]

Like

[Seth Morris]

I'm telling you, I got it. And if I don't, I'm walking out.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Boy, it's really gonna be a huge disappointment to our audience if this is a repeat question. They'll think that I didn't do my job, when in fact, I did my job.

[Nate]

We all believe you.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yep.

[Max]

You're actually doing someone else's job.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

You know, that's a great point. That's a great point. Seth.

[Phil]

I got 13.

[Sarah]

Oh, man.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Let's run with it.

[Sarah]

Yeah, just let her rip.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

All right, we're ready. Flip them over. Seth says Hellgramite. Zam. Or Max says Devilhead. Scud. I like that.

[Nate]

Ooh, a good band name.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Nothing.

[Alyssa]

Helgaramite.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Nate says Helgaramite, Alyssa says blank, and Brody says helgramite. Did you end up with 12 letters there?

[Alyssa]

Well, in that one I did.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yep. Two M. You spelled it correctly. The correct answer is helgramite.

[Max]

Oh, so it's neither of them.

[Sarah]

Nothing.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Hellgrammites measure up to 4 inches long and have been referred to as the King Kong of aquatic insects. Much like crayfish, they hide under rocks and other debris in fast moving streams. Oh, this ugly bug and fly pattern resemble it. Are popular among anglers due to their size. For more on this nasty thing, check out Hubie Brown's article, creepy Crawlers how to catch and Fish with hellgrammites on Themeater.com.

[Seth Morris]

can they bite you?

[Alyssa]

Yeah. Draw blood.

[Nate]

Oh, it'll. It'll take me a sec here.

[Gronk]

Yeah, yeah.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

And you also have to do a scoreboard update at this point, so we timed this poorly.

[Nate]

Yeah, I don't know if you still.

[Alyssa]

There's bait shops in Pennsylvania sell them.

[Phil]

Really?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yeah, I don't know if they do that anymore.

[Seth Morris]

Yeah, we didn't fish or anything, but we were just scared of them.

[Sarah]

That makes sense.

[Max]

Yeah, we would flip rocks for them for smallmouth.

[Phil]

They would they seek you out and bite you, or would you, like, step on one, then they would bite you?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I don't know. You'd have to ask.

[Alyssa]

I don't think they're gonna hunt you down.

[Nate]

They're not gonna hunt you, so you shouldn't be scared. Low res picture, but there you go.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

No, you can be scared of a Max.

[Phil]

You can be scared of anything. You could be scared of foxes.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Phil, we're now halfway through our game of trivia.

[Max]

Too soon.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Can I have a scoreboard update, please?

[Nate]

You certainly can. I gave. I gave hell garamite to Nate.

[Max]

You better.

[Nate]

I kind of. That's fair. I made an executive decision.

[Phil]

You've only got one, right.

[Seth Morris]

It's been a rough day, but despite.

[Nate]

Despite the misspelling from Nate, he still only has one point.

[Max]

Yep.

[Seth Morris]

I'll come back.

[Nate]

Max, Sarah and Alyssa are tied up with two. Brody has three. And in first place, Seth Morris.

[Sarah]

He's got four.

[Unidentified Participant]

Four.

[Seth Morris]

I'm coming back.

[Nate]

Phil, look at the big old for you.

[Alyssa]

I'd like to hear more about how you forgot your pants.

[Seth Morris]

I came in for a workout this morning and walked out without my Trader Joe's bag of clothes, so I also forgot my lunch and my banana and

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[Dr. Randall Williams]

Question 6 this question falls under the category of conservation. What is the five letter Russian origin term used to describe the boreal forest biome that stretches across the northern we're back baby. Of the globe.

[Seth Morris]

We're back. I want to come in third on this game. I'm calling it now.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

What is the five letter Russian origin term used to describe the boreal forest biome?

[Phil]

I feel like we've had this one

[Dr. Randall Williams]

too that stretches across the northern regions of the globe.

[Alyssa]

Because I like this question. I wouldn't like it if we've had it before.

[Phil]

Before.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Did you like the last question?

[Alyssa]

I did, but I'm still almost positive we've had it before in some form or another.

[Seth Morris]

Did you check both versions of the spelling?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Of this spelling?

[Seth Morris]

No, the last one. Like maybe.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Oh, maybe he.

[Seth Morris]

Maybe he.

[Nate]

I I looked it up and I only found the one spelling.

[Seth Morris]

There you go again.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

We're looking for a five letter Russian origin term used to describe the boreal forest biome that stretches across the northern regions of the globe.

[Phil]

Would I know this, Nate?

[Seth Morris]

I don't know.

[Sarah]

Think back.

[Seth Morris]

Probably not.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Middle yeah, Middle school geography. Exactly.

[Phil]

Middle school geography. Wow.

[Sarah]

You know when you like learn about

[Unidentified Participant]

all the biomes, you remember what you learned in middle school.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

In this case, just flashes of it.

[Seth Morris]

The important stuff. Before we leave, the topic of my forgotten clothes, I do want to highlight the Super Crocs I'm wearing.

[Phil]

Yeah, I saw them.

[Seth Morris]

They're awesome. Dude, if you have regular crocs and you like them, you'd love your super crocs.

[Sarah]

I buy the kitchen crocs that don't have holes.

[Seth Morris]

What are Those like, do they have the insulation splash proof?

[Sarah]

No, they're just splash proof. They don't have holes in. The back's a little higher. They're really great winter crocs.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

They're great. They're great for wet grass.

[Sarah]

They are.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

When I was working up in Alaska, I only used the holeless crocs.

[Sarah]

Holess. Crocs are the play.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Yeah.

[Seth Morris]

Cool.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

It's basically a little set of waders for your feet.

[Sarah]

Less warm and sweaty compared to deck boots.

[Seth Morris]

Good to know.

[Sarah]

They don't look as weird when you wear them out in public. Maybe they do. Hold on, hold on.

[Seth Morris]

You're saying crocs look weird out in public?

[Sarah]

No.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

No. So we have three confident players in the room. Alyssa, how are you feeling?

[Unidentified Participant]

I was looking at my can to see if it'd give me any hints.

[Sarah]

Oh, did that work?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Max has a blank board. Seth has a blank. Is it in there somewhere, Seth?

[Phil]

It should be.

[Max]

It's in there.

[Seth Morris]

But could you play basketball in your kitchen?

[Max]

Crocs? I can't.

[Sarah]

I can't dig it out with the strap on. Yeah, probably.

[Seth Morris]

Oh, it's got a strap.

[Sarah]

Yeah.

[Seth Morris]

These ones have adjustable so you can cinch them down the straps tighter.

[Max]

Yeah, mine.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I think our. Our two remaining contestants here are waving the white flag. So we'll flip them over. Sarah says taiga. Nate says taiga. Lissa says Arctic.

[Max]

Nope.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Brody says taiga wasn't in there. They've got it.

[Seth Morris]

Boom.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

The correct answer is taig. The taiga is the largest land biome on Earth, stretching across Russia, Canada, and Alaska, covering approximately 27% of the world's total forests. Russia alone contains roughly 50% of the world's taiga, with the vast Siberian boreal forest representing one of the most important carbon sinks on the planet.

[Alyssa]

That's where I'd go to hide from Putin if I lived in Russia.

[Phil]

Putin or Putin?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

P uten. In the category of fishing, what is the name of the knot commonly used in fly fishing? To connect the leader to the fly line. Tied. Using a hollow tube to wrap the line.

[Seth Morris]

You've had so many fishing questions, dude.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

That's fair. That's a fair criticism.

[Seth Morris]

And I was. I was thinking we were coming in here doing some gun stuff. What is some weird caliber things?

[Sarah]

A good question.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

What is the name of the knot commonly used in fly fishing? To connect the leader to the fly line. Tied. Using a hollow tube to wrap the line.

[Alyssa]

To be fair, I was a last minute addition to this episode, so Randall's not showing me any favoritism.

[Max]

No.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I feel like I sort of have

[Seth Morris]

to

[Dr. Randall Williams]

deliberately shy away from the gun questions.

[Seth Morris]

No, you gotta lean into your strengths.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Oh, it's fair.

[Sarah]

I'm really happy that he's not leading into.

[Seth Morris]

I was excited to come in here and learn stuff about guns. Not.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Well, you know what a radiant is now. And a military and I love that. And then.

[Phil]

Do you have the right answer?

[Seth Morris]

No, absolutely not.

[Sarah]

Don't get Nate started on fly fishing. He's got some dude.

[Seth Morris]

I got insane flaming hot take on fly fishing.

[Sarah]

Insane takes one way to do it.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Let's hear it.

[Seth Morris]

I've said too much already.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Let's flip these boards over. Seth says nail knot. Ax says nail knot. Sarah says nail knot. Nate says surgeon's knot. L says Davey knot. Brody says nail knot. The correct answer is the nail knot.

[Phil]

Sick.

[Unidentified Participant]

Nice.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

The nail knot gets its name from the days when anglers would use an actual nail as a guide to form the wraps. Though today most fly fishermen use a hollow tube or a dedicated tool to to make the process easier. It is considered one of the most essential knots in fly fishing as it creates a strong streamlined connection between the thick fly line and the thinner leader material. Can anybody tie a nail knot?

[Alyssa]

I can do one without a nail

[Nate]

or no need to double loop knot.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

And that's not a strong loop to loop connection.

[Gronk]

Yeah.

[Max]

If you want to talk leader to braid, I'll talk to you about that.

[Phil]

Oh yeah.

[Alyssa]

Use a uni or what? Double union. What do you do?

[Max]

Fg.

[Alyssa]

The FG is a cool.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Jeez.

[Alyssa]

I love tying a good FG knot. But you take a look at that thing after you do it like God damn, that's pretty.

[Max]

Yep. And you ain't breaking it.

[Alyssa]

No.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

It's like Brody just man fired right up.

[Alyssa]

Yeah.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Question eight. This question is in the category of cooking. What gold medal winning athlete was the lead spokesperson for an indoor grill that cooks on two sides and drains the fat content of hamburgers and other meats?

[Phil]

What year?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

No, a year.

[Phil]

Yeah. What year was this gold medal winning athlete would that.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Well, I don't want to give that away.

[Unidentified Participant]

Older person questions that you mentioned, Randall.

[Phil]

Is this the one winter or summer

[Seth Morris]

long I feel good about this? I don't know, Max.

[Nate]

This is one of those questions that if you don't know it immediately, you're not going to get it.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

What gold.

[Phil]

I can make some stuff up.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

What gold medal winning athlete was the lead spokesperson?

[Seth Morris]

Hikari Richardson.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

For an indoor grill that cooks on two sides and drains the fat content of hamburgers and other Meats.

[Max]

Was it named after.

[Sarah]

Was it? Yeah, that's my question.

[Phil]

Is George Foreman a gold mining? What?

[Sarah]

I think we're on the same page, Seth.

[Phil]

I don't even know if he's an athlete.

[Seth Morris]

Well, he's probably not a mathlete.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Are you

[Nate]

okay?

[Phil]

I know what I'm putting down.

[Seth Morris]

Don't react.

[Gronk]

Good job.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Good job.

[Seth Morris]

Everybody.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Does everybody. Does everybody have an answer in the room?

[Phil]

I was the last person to write my answer down.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Seth says George Foreman. The whole room says George Foreman.

[Phil]

No. Just for the record, everyone had their answers down. And then I said, I think everyone.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

That's true.

[Phil]

So I was just.

[Alyssa]

Oh, this was just how.

[Nate]

That's not your fault, Max. Everyone who's a terrible actor.

[Seth Morris]

Amen. Amen to that.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I would also say it's bad form to start guessing aloud.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Phil]

I didn't even know he was an athlete, to be honest with you.

[Sarah]

I didn't either.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Do you think he was just a grillman? Yeah, he was an enthusiast of grilling.

[Phil]

I know him from grilling, not being an athlete.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

The George Foreman grill was introduced in 1994 and became one of the best selling kitchen appliances in history with over 100 million units sold worldwide.

[Seth Morris]

Wow.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Foreman, a two time heavyweight boxing champion, won the Olympic gold medal in 1968. And he reportedly earned more money from the grill than he ever did from his entire boxing career. That's cause boxing's crooked.

[Phil]

I'm sorry for saying the answer out loud. Contestants. Randall, Spencer, you're fine.

[Max]

And all those.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

You're fine, Max, you're fine.

[Seth Morris]

No. I want an apology from everyone who reacted.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Phil, we've got two questions left in our game of trivia. How's that scoreboard looking?

[Nate]

Oh, it's looking great, Randall.

[Gronk]

Wow.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Holy cow.

[Nate]

You got a pretty good game going.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

We do.

[Nate]

Nate and Alyssa have three points calling back. Max has four.

[Phil]

Not the last place.

[Alyssa]

Yes.

[Seth Morris]

Hey, not yet.

[Nate]

Sarah's sitting pretty with five. And now we have a tie game between Brody and Seth.

[Seth Morris]

Let's go, Seth.

[Nate]

Six points in first place.

[Max]

How many more questions?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

We have two questions and maybe a tiebreaker if we need it. Question 9. What is the name of the cartridge released by Federal in 2025 that uses a steel alloy case to drive a.284 caliber project at pressures up to 80,000 psi? What is the name of the cartridge released by Federal in 2025 that uses a steel alloy case to drive a 2.84 caliber projectile at pressures up to 80,000 psi? Brody's confident.

[Phil]

I don't even have A guess. Sarah's confident.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Seth's. Seth's working through it.

[Seth Morris]

Nate, I just read an article about this and I can't remember the name.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Max. Sarah good. Sarah's confident. Max just drew a big squiggly line.

[Phil]

No. Nailed it.

[Seth Morris]

Oh,

[Phil]

that's not a big squiggly. That's my marker.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

That's the perfect answer from you, Max.

[Alyssa]

Thank you.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

We're looking for the name of the cartridge released in 2025 that uses a steel alloy case to drive a.284 caliber projectile at pressures up to 80,000 psi.

[Nate]

Here's your gun question, Nate.

[Seth Morris]

I know. I enjoy this more.

[Max]

A lot more.

[Alyssa]

Sorry, he just does not like fishing. No, just despises.

[Seth Morris]

I don't despise fishing.

[Sarah]

He's got.

[Phil]

I just don't like fly fishing.

[Nate]

You don't like the Coast Guard, you don't like fishing. What's your problem with water, Nate?

[Seth Morris]

I like the navy pants either. Nope. Can you swim real good.

[Phil]

Okay.

[Seth Morris]

I better beat you in a race.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Seth, are you feeling good about your answer?

[Sarah]

Pond out back. You guys kidding?

[Seth Morris]

Dude, we should.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Nate, are you gonna get there?

[Max]

No, dude.

[Seth Morris]

I'm Alyssa. I suck.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

All right, flip them over. Team Seth Morris, 7 millimeter backcountry. Max says 12 gauge. Right in your lane. Sarah says 7 millimeter backcountry. Nate says peak. List says blank. Brody says 7 millimeter backcountry. They've got it, gang. It's the 7 millimeter backcountry. The 7 millimeter backcountry case uses a proprietary material Federal calls peak alloy. Which allows the cartridge.

[Seth Morris]

I knew it was somewhere. It was somewhere in there, dude.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Which allows the cartridge to push a 175 grain bullet to 3,000ft per second out of a 20 inch barrel. Nate. Just last week, Federal announced a new line of ammunition for the 6.5 Creedmoor using the same Peak Alloy technology.

[Seth Morris]

6.5PRC is dead.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

That will deliver magnum performance out of a standard sized case and chamber.

[Sarah]

It will kill.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Fascinating.

[Sarah]

Might kill the.65 PRC.

[Seth Morris]

Yeah, if you just bought one.

[Max]

I'll tell you, backcountry did not kill prc. And I don't think it ever will.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Well, none of us can see the future, but I'm pretty excited.

[Phil]

Speaking of seeing the future, I'm having some major deja vu right now. This is weird.

[Seth Morris]

How many times you think you can reload one of those cases?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I have no idea.

[Alyssa]

That's the problem with those.

[Seth Morris]

Probably like once that reload, there's.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

You can reload them. Yeah, you can reload them. Guys are fire forming.

[Seth Morris]

They're figuring fire forming.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Well, I shouldn't say fire forming. They're necking down some of this new 6. 5.

[Seth Morris]

This is what I wanted in this episode.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Dude, really interesting stuff I saw just yesterday. Some guys are shooting a 103 grain bullet out of a 20 inch gas gun. Six millimeter at 3,300ft per second.

[Sarah]

Wow.

[Phil]

That means nothing.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Now, before we move on to our final question, here's a quick recap of our answers so far. Question 1, C 3.6. Question 2, South America. Question 3. Salad dinner. Dessert. Fish. Oyster. Question 4, longitude. Question 5, hellgramite. Question 6, taiga. Question 7, nail knot. Question 8, George Foreman. Question 9, 7, millimeter backcountry.

[Phil]

All my correct answers have been total guesses. It's great.

[Seth Morris]

Nice.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Good job. Question 10 is in the category of hunting. Name the five species of deer recognized by the Boone and Crockett Club. Name the five species of deer recognized by the Boone and Crockett Club. Shoot.

[Sarah]

I have four.

[Phil]

I got four, too.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Brody's got an answer. Brody looks like he feels confident and just. He has that same disinterested look on his face that he always does when he feels confident about.

[Nate]

Well, to set up the stakes, even though Brody looks pretty confident. Seth and Brody are still tied up.

[Seth Morris]

Come on set.

[Phil]

I feel like Seth.

[Nate]

Sarah.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Come on, Seth.

[Nate]

Sarah is just one point behind with six.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Six.

[Seth Morris]

Have you won yet, Sarah?

[Sarah]

I won a jabroni episode, so no count. Haven't.

[Alyssa]

Won't count.

[Seth Morris]

Dude, you should win this.

[Sarah]

I don't count it.

[Seth Morris]

Good, good, good, good. Why you bring it up then?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Getting real close.

[Sarah]

I don't know, man.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Seth, you feel good where you ended up?

[Seth Morris]

I think so.

[Phil]

Yeah.

[Sarah]

Shortcomings.

[Sponsor Voice]

Five.

[Sarah]

Four.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Nate, you got your five.

[Seth Morris]

Yeah, if you're on.

[Alyssa]

Wait a minute.

[Sarah]

Wait.

[Seth Morris]

It doesn't matter, dude. Still gonna be in last.

[Phil]

No, not if I get this wrong.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I will be tied during his answer. Now, you know, if.

[Seth Morris]

If we tie an argument and then get into a tiebreaker.

[Phil]

Yeah, what about it?

[Seth Morris]

Loser should have to bring something.

[Max]

Is there an answer that could potentially cause an argument?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I don't know.

[Max]

I feel like it's pretty.

[Alyssa]

I know. We're just.

[Phil]

How am I doing, Seth?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Brody's working through it. I don't want to fight with you.

[Max]

I mean, you get. You got four. You're all there. You just need really something split there.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Oh, only five.

[Seth Morris]

Does anybody here play cribbage?

[Unidentified Participant]

Only five. You know, more. Great game.

[Seth Morris]

I'm having a Hankering for some cribbage?

[Sarah]

I haven't played cribbage in a while.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Do you have more than five?

[Alyssa]

Yes.

[Max]

Yeah, there's two of those.

[Sarah]

I have five now.

[Max]

That's one. Very cool.

[Alyssa]

Well, I mean, I shouldn't have showed you because you can't really.

[Nate]

Yeah, it's pretty crooked. As crooked as box. Nice.

[Sarah]

Are there some species of deer that aren't recognized by Boone and Crockett?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I'm.

[Phil]

I'm.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I'm just gonna say deer. Dear, dear, dear.

[Alyssa]

As in not. You can make that argument if you want.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Od colianis. Isn't that the correct.

[Max]

Let's just flip them over and then figure it out.

[Phil]

Yeah.

[Unidentified Participant]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Oh, I think we need to establish.

[Unidentified Participant]

Oh, that's what the rules.

[Max]

Before we flip them over.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Let's flip them over. Let's flip them over here. Seth says Columbia blacktail, Sitka, blacktail, mule deer, whitetail, deer and coos. Deer. Max says Sitka, blacktail, whitetail, mule, coos, blank blacktail. Sarah says whitetail, mule, blacktail, coos, fallow. Nate says whitetail, blacktail.

[Alyssa]

They're all deer species.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Mule.

[Sarah]

I don't think that's the spirit.

[Phil]

I don't say anything. Brody.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Alyssa says blacktail, whitetail, mule, axis, fallow. Brody says elk, moose, whitetail, mule blacktail,

[Alyssa]

and caribou if you're. And caribou if you're fixing to really get it.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

The correct answer is whitetail. Kuz, mule, Sitka blacktail, Columbia blacktail. I understand where you're going with this, Brody. Not sucking blacktail is not a category. They split it.

[Phil]

What do you mean?

[Alyssa]

They split what?

[Dr. Randall Williams]

They have two different blacktail species recognized.

[Seth Morris]

No, I'm wondering. So I have blacktail and then sitka.

[Nate]

No, no, I think Seth's the only one. I think you need.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

I think you need Columbia blacktail and sitka.

[Seth Morris]

Everyone knows I'm talking about Colombian blacktail. Everyone knows that I knew exactly what you thought.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

We have a correct answer in the room. That's Seth Remorse. Good job, Taylor. Can you show us a scoreboard update? My goodness gracious, what a nail biter. Seth Morris, with eight points, you are today's winner.

[Sarah]

My time's coming.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

To which worthy cause would you like to donate your $500 prize?

[Max]

I'm gonna go the Ike Foundation. It's Mike Iaconelli's nonprofit that he has where he introduces underprivileged children to fishing. Buy some fishing gear, take some fishing. I think he offers some scholarships. Wonderful stuff like that. So Mike McCannelly they do some conservation work.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Previous Trivia answer Yeah, that's fantastic. $500 to the Ike Foundation.

[Max]

There we go.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Congrats on your win. Thanks everybody for playing and thanks to our audience for tuning in.

[Seth Morris]

Spencer Newharth, I'm your host.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

This is where you kind of do the bubbly like hey, I'm your host, Randall.

[Phil]

Thanks for listening.

[Dr. Randall Williams]

Next time for me.

[Max]

Thanks Randall.

[Nate]

That was great.

[Podcast Announcer]

Yeah, Spencer from South Dakota, he's the host. Using those smooth mellow tones, he lays them questions down. And he likes taking those two and three year old bucks. And he's an avid amateur rock hound.

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