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Trivia Night Challenge! Ken And The Crew's Wild Test Of Knowledge
Could you outwit a group of seasoned outdoor enthusiasts in a battle of wildlife trivia? Tune in to our Hunts On Outfitting Podcast's first-ever Trivia Night and find out! I'm Ken Marr, your host, leading the charge alongside our spirited team: Ryan Wessalious, Kyle Gillies, Dalton Patterson, and Scott McKillop. We dive into a playful and competitive quiz night where two teams—Team No Frills and Team No Skills—vie for the ultimate prize: barely worn Hunts on Outfitting blaze orange t-shirts. With questions that test our knowledge on everything from deer sensory capabilities to the energy content of dog food, this episode promises entertainment and education in equal measure.
As the trivia unfolds, Team No Skills jumps ahead with a quick lead, but don't count on a smooth victory just yet! Team No Frills makes a strategic comeback, showing that they have more than a few tricks up their sleeves. Amidst the competitive spirit, we pepper the episode with personal hunting anecdotes and interesting wildlife tidbits, keeping the atmosphere light-hearted with friendly banter and humor. Whether it's debating the color of deer blood or the merits of different firearms like muzzleloaders and shotguns, the night is filled with learning and laughter.
In a nail-biting grand finale, Team No Skills clinches victory by solving a particularly challenging question about various deer types, focusing on the intriguing differences between coos, black-tailed, mule, and key deer. We wrap up the night on a high note, celebrating the winners and cherishing the camaraderie that has made this event a success. Don't miss out on this unique blend of trivia, fun, and festive storytelling that brings the vibrant world of hunting and wildlife to life.
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this is hunts and outfitting podcast. I'm your host and rookie guide, ken meyer. I love everything hunting the outdoors and all things associated with it, from stories to howos. You'll find it here. Welcome to the podcast and welcome listeners to the first ever Hunts on Outfitting Trivia Edition episode. We had a lot of fun recording this one and we think you guys will definitely enjoy it and probably even learn something If you like it. I think we're going to be doing one a month. If you don't like it, well, we only plan to do one once a month, but I think you will.
Speaker 1:We would like to give our honorary podcast tech guy, brody Garnett, a shout out for making the last couple podcast profile pictures. Despite setting up and having my own podcast, I am very far from being any sort of technically competent person. Speaking of people, though, if you're curious, whose name matches up to what face on the cover of this, it goes your trusted and humble host myself, ken Meyer. Right in the middle, to the left of me, with the blue helmet on and the awkward thumbs up, is Ryan Wasilius Going to the top left corner. Above him with a serious but also a bit of a curious look, is Kyle Gillies, across from him, top right corner, with the happy-go-lucky look and goose flag to his chin, is Dalton Patterson. Then, moving down to last, but certainly not least, to the bottom right of the picture, is the guy who looks like he just walked into the wrong kind of gender reveal party Scott McKillop.
Speaker 1:Before we get to this great episode, just a few things. First, thanks, paul, for tuning in. It means a lot. If you like the podcast, please feel free to share it out. Next is if you guys want to connect with us in any way for comments, questions or to maybe be our next guest on the show. We are on facebook hunts on outfitting or even email us at hunts on outfitting at gmail dot com. Now let's get to it. All right, welcome to our first ever trivia night. We're fired up and ready to go. We're going to go around the room because I know those listening have two questions. I I can already tell one who's, and two what are they playing for? So first we're going to go around. We're going to go this way Scott McKillop, scott McKillop.
Speaker 2:Ryan.
Speaker 3:Wasilius.
Speaker 1:Ryan Wasilius. Kyle Gillies. Kyle Gillies.
Speaker 3:Dalton Patterson.
Speaker 1:Dalton Patterson. Great, we've got the trades in here tonight. We've got Scott, a farmer Ryan, a welder Kyle, and a firefighter, dalton. So we've got the trades covered here tonight. Okay, so this is the first trivia game. We've got team no frills versus team no skills no frills sitting beside me. It's going to be Scott and Ryan versus no skills. That's going to be Kyle and Dalton.
Speaker 1:What are you guys playing for? Well, I'm glad you asked Just a second, you, you guys playing for? Well, I'm glad you asked Just a second you guys are playing for. And there's two of these shirts a brand new, barely worn, with hardly any sweat stains, hunts on Outfitting blaze, orange t-shirt. Okay, I'm fired up and I know you guys are too. So this is how the trivia is going to go. I'm going to ask a question to one of the teams. I'm going to make up in my head the amount of time that I think it should take you guys to answer it. If you have not answered by then, the other team can take it. You get a point for answering correctly. You don't lose points for not answering or not getting it right. So that's good. So no pressure, a little bit of pressure.
Speaker 2:It. So no pressure, a little bit of pressure. It's a nice t-shirt and I'm sure the other team wants it just as bad as the one across the room.
Speaker 1:There's only one t-shirt, though, are we going to share you do? No, there's two. I'll take it on the weekends.
Speaker 2:Okay, just like my kid Get it on the weekends. Your mother gets her all week, so one t-shirt is an XL shirt is an XL.
Speaker 1:one t-shirt is just an L, so I'll let the winning team decide who gets what. I fit the other team better.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't think an extra large is fitting this guy.
Speaker 1:Yeah no frills is a bit skinnier than no skills. Anyone feeling overly smart tonight.
Speaker 3:Not really.
Speaker 2:No, okay, good, you guys don't look it, but you know looks can be deceiving.
Speaker 1:So here we no. Okay, good, you guys don't look it, but looks can be deceiving. So here we go. Okay, so these questions are made up so the answers could be iffy. No, so these questions. If anyone's listening to this at home, they're like that's not true. These are from Harvard Medical. No, these are from Google. So take it up with Google. Okay, here we go. So team no frills. What?
Speaker 3:Take it up with Google. Okay, here we go. So team no frills, wait, wait, wait, what? How do we signify that we?
Speaker 1:want to answer, so I'm going to go to. It's going to go back and forth.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 1:Yeah. So I'm going to ask these guys first Scott, put your hand down. I'm going to ask these guys first and, if they get it right, they get a point. That question's done. Go on to you guys. We need the family feud button here. We'll get buttons Even just an easy button. Maybe it won't be easy.
Speaker 2:We hit that There'd be a few girls in town show up.
Speaker 1:So this is our first trivia. Okay, question one which team no frills?
Speaker 2:Team no frills Scott and Ryan the winners, basically, basically potential.
Speaker 1:So which state sells the most hunting licenses each year? A Missouri, b Iowa, c Texas or D Montana?
Speaker 2:I was going to go Texas on that one.
Speaker 3:What do you think I'll go with you?
Speaker 2:Tech. I was thinking Montana, but Texas, probably Ryan. Final answer Team no.
Speaker 1:Frills, texas, correct, texas, c Over one million sold a year, where Rhode Island who wasn't even on this sells the fewest at about 8,000 a year. So I mean, what a difference. Okay, good job guys. You I mean, what a difference. Okay, good, good job guys. You got a point, prepare yourselves. Okay, team no skills. How many different north american sheep must be harvested to complete a grand slam? A, three, b, four, c, five or d six, 4, c, 5, or D 6?
Speaker 3:It's multiple choice, boys, just take a stab at it, I feel like it's an even number. I'd say 4.
Speaker 1:What was that boys?
Speaker 3:Final answer 4.
Speaker 1:4? All right, we're tying things up. B 4, doll sheep, stone sheep, bighorn sheep and desert bighorn.
Speaker 2:All right, nice, I was just thinking four, because there's four bases in baseball.
Speaker 1:Well, you know what it was right. Okay, we're going back to team no frills Team no frills. What animal is considered the most successful hunter or hunters? A wolves, b lions, c African wild dogs or D polar bear?
Speaker 3:What do you think there, Scott?
Speaker 2:I was thinking wolves at the start, but then he started listing off all these crazy predators. Like a lion would give a wolf a really good run for its money. I'm thinking lion over wolf, but that one's.
Speaker 1:I'll let you guys discuss it a bit.
Speaker 3:Discuss it out loud so everyone listening can tell what's going on.
Speaker 1:What's the question? What animal is considered the most successful hunter or hunters? A wolves, b lions, c African wild dogs or D polar bear?
Speaker 2:I know African wild dogs get pretty crazy when you say successful hunter, you mean out of Like the highest percentage of success. Yes, okay, yeah, I would go with Lion.
Speaker 3:Is that your final answer?
Speaker 2:That's what I would go with.
Speaker 1:Lion All right, that's wrong.
Speaker 2:I knew it.
Speaker 1:So team no skills, team no skills has a chance to answer this now.
Speaker 3:I'm going to say Polar Bear.
Speaker 1:Dalton, you're going with Polar Bear, bear, Dalton you going with polar bear. Okay, you guys are both wrong. Does it go back guys? No, it doesn't. African wild dogs, it is African wild dogs. The African wild dog has usually about an 85% success rate as a pack. The polar bear has one of the lowest, at about 10%.
Speaker 3:Really, I actually would have figured. The polar bear would have been higher.
Speaker 1:I know, but according to Google you figured wrong. Okay, so no one got a point for that one. No, we know. Not impressed. You guys never heard the African wild dogs.
Speaker 2:African wild dogs travel in pretty crazy-sized packs.
Speaker 1:Well, they're just really efficient hunters. Okay, next question we're going to team no frills. How long is the gestation period?
Speaker 2:No, it should be no frills.
Speaker 1:Right, you guys answered. That's right. You guys are both wrong. Okay, my bad. Thanks. This is why there's more than one person in this room. How long is the gestation period for a white-tailed deer? You guys are both farmers, so I'm expecting some good results out of this. A 150 days, b 200 days, c 230 days or D 290 days the gestation period for a white-tailed deer.
Speaker 3:Defy gestation. I'm not defying gestation period for a white-tailed deer. Defy gestation.
Speaker 1:I'm not defying gestation.
Speaker 2:You defy it. Pull out my phone for Google.
Speaker 1:No phones.
Speaker 3:Damn it. Reread us the question, guys you get one more chance.
Speaker 1:How long is the gestation period for a white-tailed deer? A 150 days, b 200 days, c 230 days or D 290 days. All right, you guys can answer. Come on Tick tock.
Speaker 3:Oh, we're going to say 200.
Speaker 1:200. 200. That is correct, is it, ryan? You knew that?
Speaker 2:Yep Mother truckers. Thank God for you, because I wouldn't have been able to answer that one.
Speaker 1:You knew that, ryan, yeah. I heard you say you knew it, you did, you did in fact.
Speaker 2:I believe that I was sitting there trying to rut.
Speaker 1:Yeah, just think about your rut and all that. Okay, so we're back to team no frills Team no frills. Deer are about 20 to 25 times more sensitive to the color what than humans, a, red, b, blue B for blue C, orange, or D blue B for blue C, orange, or D yellow. Deer are about 20 to 25 times more sensitive to the color, what than humans.
Speaker 2:Can you repeat the answers?
Speaker 1:I had a color in my head while you were saying those A red, b blue, c orange or D yellow. I'll let you guys discuss it out loud. Go ahead.
Speaker 2:What are you thinking on that one, scott? I was thinking white, but that never came up on the answers. So I'm kind of pushing towards yellow because it's to me the closest to white.
Speaker 1:Why white.
Speaker 2:There's a reason that I don't care. I was thinking either. Personally, I closest to white. Why?
Speaker 3:white. There's a reason I don't care. I was thinking either.
Speaker 2:Personally, I was thinking blue, so I was always told that with white you don't want white on your camera when you're hunting deer, because they'll pick out the movement of white in the woods more than anything.
Speaker 1:I've never heard who told you that.
Speaker 2:It was on a TV show years ago I watched. I don't remember what it was that it was on a TV show, years ago I watched.
Speaker 1:I don't remember what it was. Well, that wasn't a color on here.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I know I was going towards, so maybe Ken's wrong.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I think he is, he's probably pretty fucking wrong.
Speaker 2:Take it up with Google.
Speaker 1:Alright, you guys.
Speaker 3:I've answered the first two, so if you want to take yellow, go ahead.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'll go with yellow.
Speaker 1:You are wrong. God damn it. Team no skills. Deer are about 20 to 25 times more sensitive to the color. What than humans? Red, blue, orange or yellow?
Speaker 3:We're going to go with blue.
Speaker 1:Bob, you got her Blue. It is. Did you guys know that? Yeah, when Ryan said that, I was like, oh, he had it. And then Scott started giving his white speech.
Speaker 2:I said that.
Speaker 3:I'm just trying to figure out how we're both going to fit into these T-shirts.
Speaker 1:You're not.
Speaker 2:You're going to have to cut the back.
Speaker 3:We might have to put the two of them together and share it.
Speaker 1:They're in the lead.
Speaker 2:Sorry, we'll take the T-shirts. You guys should have the lead.
Speaker 1:Sorry, we'll take the t-shirts. You guys should have the win.
Speaker 2:So team, no frills are at one Team, no skills are at three. All right, you got to answer it. If you know it, that's right. You guys can still bring it home. Don't put it on me if you know the answer.
Speaker 1:Okay, so we're going to team no skills. Humans have about 5 million olfactory scent cells, while deer have about A 110, b 250, c 297 or D 340.
Speaker 3:Read the question again.
Speaker 1:Humans have about 5 million olfactory scent cells.
Speaker 3:How do you?
Speaker 1:spell that O-L-E, o-l.
Speaker 3:F-A-C-T-O-R-Y. Would you like me?
Speaker 1:to O-L-E, o-l, o-l, f-a-c-t-o-r-y. Would you like me to use it in a sentence?
Speaker 2:No, that's good, because I just did, you just did.
Speaker 1:Old factory scent cells, yeah, while deer have about A 110, b 250, c 297, or D 340. And that's a million. That's a lot what do you think?
Speaker 3:I think it's on the high end. I think it's.
Speaker 1:C, c. You guys got her 297. They have about 77 more than the average dog.
Speaker 2:I did too much shit talking to Kyle before I came. You did. We're at four to one.
Speaker 1:boys did too much shit talking to Kyle before I came, you did. We're at four to one boys.
Speaker 2:Way too much shit talking.
Speaker 1:Okay, I got a good feeling about this one for you guys, team no Frills. Okay, which dog food brand has the highest energy available on the market? A Purina Objection. B Inult Shook Objection.
Speaker 3:This is not even a question. There's a banner on the wall behind them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but you guys don't know, c, blue, buffalo or D Natural.
Speaker 2:Balance. I'll let you answer this one. I'm not been here long it's hard.
Speaker 3:It's a hard one.
Speaker 2:It's a hard one. What do you think I'm really pushing towards? A, but I think it's Inuksuk yeah.
Speaker 1:I'll go with that Team, no Frills. You guys got your second point of the game.
Speaker 2:Suck it Donnie.
Speaker 1:Inuksuk has the highest energy. That was a charity question. Suck it, Donnie.
Speaker 2:We gave it to you, inuksuk has the highest energy bill. That was a charity question. Yeah well, get used to those, because they're going to keep coming our way.
Speaker 1:Actually, no, they're not With their dog food, especially the 32-32 blend, which is highly digestible and nutrient-dense. One cup contains 720 calories of the food per cup, which is the industry benchmark. It's a industry benchmark meaning what, dalton, that no other person dog food company has hit that With Inuksuk you were able to feed less and save, while your hunting buddy gets more per cup. So keep something in mind for those of you that have dogs on here Okay, team no skills, you ready? So keep something in mind for those of you that have dogs on here Okay, team NoSkills, you ready.
Speaker 3:Ready? We're going to have to change our team name for next time it's going to be Team JustSkills Team.
Speaker 2:Get ready for the comeback.
Speaker 1:Scott, you don't have a lot of questions left to make your comeback.
Speaker 2:Well, make some more. Alright Team NoSkills. This color of blood usually means to make you come back.
Speaker 1:Well, make some more. Alright team, no skills. This color of blood usually means what shot on a deer. The color is going to be dark red here, ryan, I can see you making motions in the corner. Just calm down. I'm sorry I lost you A the lungs, b, the liver, c, the heart. We're looking for a dark red. What's option D? Actually, there's just A, b and C on this, oh yeah, give them the fucking easy ones.
Speaker 2:My money's on A, b and C. On this. Oh yeah, give them the Fucking easy ones. My money's on B the liver.
Speaker 1:B Yep Team no skills. We are at 5-2.
Speaker 2:That is right and they're not that Stack team have you.
Speaker 1:Kyle Stack team. Was it this year Last? Oh yeah, this year? You guys piled up on it, didn't you? Was it last year? Your deer is someone else's, mine Was it yeah. Muzzle loader Hitter Muzzle loader. Yeah, I didn't know, you got one with a muzzle loader.
Speaker 2:Yeah. I got one the last day last year with a muzzle loader.
Speaker 3:Oh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Jeez Big buck, did it drop it.
Speaker 3:No, it went about probably 80 yards.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so you hit it right in the liver. Huh, yeah, he was a little while expiring. Did you have trouble sighting in the muzzleloader? Because anyone that I know that's gotten one. They had a lot of trouble sighting it in.
Speaker 3:Check to that, just clean it. Okay, you got to clean it every couple shots.
Speaker 1:Man, that sounds like a pain. Is it, yeah, worth it? It's worth the extra week all right, fair enough, because here in new brunswick you get for an extra ten dollars. You get one extra week of deer season with muzzleloader it's worth.
Speaker 1:It's good fun you know I think too that we'll have this on our hot topics debate sometime but that you should be able to use a slug gun during muzzleloader season. I agree, do you not find that they're very similar? You're shooting what? Probably the same amount of grains, you're having probably the same distance. I mean, the only thing with the slug gun is if you have a pump or semi, you uh, you get that extra shot actually the distance with a shotgun would be less than a muzzleloader right muzzleloader I use was good for 200 yards.
Speaker 1:Yeah, okay, I was gonna guess 200 damn shotgun, not really not, really not, I wouldn't really, no, I wouldn't know probably, but Maybe with a slug barrel or a rifle barrel.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but Still be pushing it.
Speaker 3:It would be pushing it. I don't think I'd stretch it that far. No, I wouldn't. But I shot probably about 150 with a muzzle.
Speaker 1:Really yeah, you felt accurate at that. It was pretty much right on, he was moving when I shot Because we got a friend who got one that you know I'm not going to say names on here and I'm telling you, like that thing's not hitting paper at like 20 yards.
Speaker 3:I actually heard that on your podcast.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, with Morgan. Morgan's was good, but somebody else I know.
Speaker 3:I heard this story.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:It's not. Yeah, it's quite a time setting, so you have to clean it.
Speaker 3:But that's what I thought when I heard it was you got to clean it every couple shots to get accuracy.
Speaker 1:Kicks like a mule, though.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah.
Speaker 1:Holy, how many greens are you shooting?
Speaker 3:It was 150, I think, or 180.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, yeah, that's quite a bit. He's shooting like 325, I think Something crazy like that. It's high, it's a lot, it's a lot of gun, but we're ready to continue.
Speaker 3:I don't want to say that you guys are going to win. Are you talking grain like the powder?
Speaker 1:No, Well, I guess I'm talking about the bullet, the bullet weight on it, yeah.
Speaker 3:Because you got to weigh your powder too, right?
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah yeah, yeah, that's right. No, the bullet itself. I think it's kicking around. That that's a lot. I mean it's like a well, it's like a big, it's like a 45-70 or something, right.
Speaker 3:Another 50 cal.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, from take down Cape Buffalo with that. Oh yeah, Really.
Speaker 3:That's a pretty good chunk of lead.
Speaker 1:It is.
Speaker 3:Make easy work of a rabbit oh yeah.
Speaker 1:If you could hit it.
Speaker 2:Oh, I could hit it Okay.
Speaker 1:That was a good sidebar. I like that Team. You guys feel free to make sidebars throughout Team no Frills. We are down to the final two questions.
Speaker 2:Yeah, rigged, no, it's not rigged. Once they get ahead, we only have two questions left.
Speaker 1:Team no Frills. Which box makes the earliest rubs? A, the oldest, b, the youngest, C spikes or D? All deer rub their antlers at the same time.
Speaker 3:What's the difference between the youngest and spikes?
Speaker 1:I knew somebody was going to ask that Is that a bunny? Buck. Yeah Well, I mean you could say some spikes just say bad genetic stuff. I knew somebody was going to ask that. I know it's pretty similar, Pretty similar. I just kind of wanted to put another option in there.
Speaker 2:I answered the last one wrong, so you're answering this one. Yeah you did. Is it spikes then? Oh, he looks at me.
Speaker 1:Damn it. I would say Well, there's only two, really, you gave three choices, didn't you? No, I gave A the oldest, b the youngest, c spikes, which I know is kind of the same thing or D all deer rub their antlers at the same time.
Speaker 2:Look at me like that.
Speaker 1:I'm just looking at you. I go with the youngest because I think that they would Youngest or all of them. Yeah, or it could be the oldest.
Speaker 2:That's my toss up. It's either the youngest or all bucks.
Speaker 1:It could be either A, b, c or D. Yeah, it could be any of them. Yeah, yeah, it could be one of those four. It could be one of the ones.
Speaker 2:There's a chance that it's a.
Speaker 3:You're not going to have a nice new t-shirt to put on tomorrow. If you don't answer, I don't think we're going to get the two t-shirts.
Speaker 2:Well, you could, though if you answer too right, we're going to win the two t-shirts, because I don't fit the people that are winning them. Anyway, if you steal them, what are you going to use them as flags?
Speaker 3:Do you think us, at this size, we need a flag? No, I guess not. I'd Either go with Spikes or Aldem, and I'll let you pick.
Speaker 1:I'm going to tell you guys.
Speaker 2:I'll go with Aldem. Aldem started at the same time.
Speaker 1:You're going with that.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:You guys went with the wrong one.
Speaker 2:God damn it.
Speaker 1:I told you to pick Go into team no skills. It's going to be my first guess. My guess would have been which Bucks make the earliest rubs.
Speaker 3:Because normally I thought they rub to get rid of the velvet. They all would have it.
Speaker 1:No, well, they do that to kind of mark, it's a communication thing too.
Speaker 3:They've got their scent glands in there.
Speaker 1:Territory marking sort of Not really, but scent glands. Oldest Boys, you guys are on fire Jesus man.
Speaker 2:Wow, we were way off. We weren't getting that one right either way.
Speaker 1:All right, guys. Final question, and we're going to give, since you guys are winning and you guys have won. Basically, we're going to give Team no Frills a chance, okay.
Speaker 2:Five points for this one question. This is only sympathy. Five points for one question, can I?
Speaker 3:see the question and I'll tell you if you can give him five points or not. No, because the answer's written on there.
Speaker 1:You're cheating, I'm going to tell you right now if you guys want to keep it interesting. If they get this right, we'll tie it up.
Speaker 3:And then there's one more question. There's one more question for us.
Speaker 2:We're finishing it with an arm. Wrestle All right, him versus you. Yeah, look at me and say all right, that's right, you can think you're arm wrestling this knowledge guy.
Speaker 3:He's talking over here and he's like arm wrestle nodding his head, and then he's like that guy, not me, yeah, not me.
Speaker 1:It's a spelling bee question If you guys tie, all right. So this question, no, dalton, this one is worth that because I guarantee.
Speaker 2:I don't know. There's only one answer on here. We all went to the same school. That's not obvious. Everybody's going to get this one wrong.
Speaker 1:It's a spelling test. No, all right, that's for the tiebreaker. I actually probably won't be a spelling test because I have my phone off so I can't really fact check it.
Speaker 3:You better check.
Speaker 1:Ken's spelling. Yeah, yeah. Is the smallest deer species in North America? A the Coos deer, b black-tailed deer, c mule deer or D key deer? This question's for us, yes it is. Oh geez, I thought it was for them.
Speaker 3:No, it is for them technically but, I'm going to give this one to you guys. Oh, I wasn't listening. I just thought it was a black mark right off the start. You should, I wasn't listening, I just thought it was a black buck right off the start?
Speaker 1:You should. It's a podcast. You need people to listen, to participate. What is the smallest deer species in North America? A Coos deer, b Black-tailed deer, c Mule deer or D the Key deer or F the Lock deer. I made that one up because there is deer called the key.
Speaker 2:Okay, I only know two of those deer, so which are the two that you know? Yeah, what do you know, Scott? I know black tail.
Speaker 1:What do you know about them? Where do they live? Wrong.
Speaker 2:Where do they live, scott? My brother's got them in Saskatchewan, so Black tail, maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 1:No mule, Mule deer, yes.
Speaker 2:Blacktail. They're in the States, aren't they?
Speaker 1:Yes, I would go with blacktail.
Speaker 2:What state? That's not part of the question? Alaska, that's what my. They're in BC too, aren't they in Canada?
Speaker 1:I thought they were. I thought they were. They're smaller island, deer.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that would be my answer. It's not mule.
Speaker 1:No, it's not mule. That one is an obvious one. If you know anything about deer, that's not the smallest deer species in North America. Ryan, your partner steered you wrong in the past. Are you going to let him?
Speaker 3:do it again, or he's right. I think he's right. He hasn't given me any reason not to trust him, so where are you going?
Speaker 2:So where are you going? That's bullshit. I answered five questions wrong.
Speaker 1:Do you guys know anything about the Coos deer?
Speaker 2:Not a clue. Do you know anything about the Key deer?
Speaker 1:No, all right, so you guys are just going to answer this without knowing anything about the other deer species? Well, you won't let me use Google. No, I won't. I was just going to see if you guys could bounce some ideas off each other's heads. Scott get off your phone.
Speaker 2:Do you know any of those other kinds of deer?
Speaker 1:do you, ryan, do you know anything about them?
Speaker 2:the coos deer is more. I do believe, like a desert deer okay, well, they're probably pretty small because there's not much food in the desert that's pretty good logic right there, but you guys.
Speaker 2:But there's not much food on some islands, maybe, so they can always go into the ocean and eat the fish, but there's not much food on some islands maybe. What do you know about the key here? They can always go into the ocean and eat the fish. Not quite. I don't know anything about those other deer. I didn't even know they were deer. Final answer is no, no, he's given the final answer All right Ryan.
Speaker 3:I don't think they know it.
Speaker 1:They don't.
Speaker 2:no, it can't be what I said. It's got to be one of the other two Because this guy here. I said blacktail, didn't I.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you did. Okay, so can we get the? Other two answers real quick, I think the timer's up. Coos and Key, coos and Key. Yeah, and you're not going with Muley.
Speaker 2:No, we'll go Coos.
Speaker 1:You're going with Coos. All right, scott's captain, team NoSkills you guys. That was for five points, scott. That could have tied up the whole game.
Speaker 2:Well, you don't give them the question, they don't need any more points to beat us.
Speaker 1:I'm disappointed Dalton. Do you guys need it rewritten Red? Yes, please what is the smallest deer species in North America. Actually, this is kind of unfair. You guys already won you 31,. You have a 50-50 chance. So there's coos deer black-tailed deer mule deer and key deer.
Speaker 2:They said black-tail it's not mule, we need to say black-tail.
Speaker 1:You guys say coos.
Speaker 2:Yes, it wasn't that. No, we said key.
Speaker 3:It's either the key or the black-tail. That's what we said.
Speaker 2:I just kind of gave away the answer there.
Speaker 1:It's not the mule?
Speaker 2:Obviously Okay. So what are you guys?
Speaker 1:going with. Ken kind of just I kind of just gave away the answer.
Speaker 2:I actually didn't hear you. Okay, good, so you didn't.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I did give it away.
Speaker 2:Did you come back to us? If they get it wrong, we're going to go with key deer, the key deer, yeah, the key deer is an endangered species that only lives in the Florida Keys.
Speaker 1:Researchers and biologists estimate there's about 700 to 800 left.
Speaker 2:Are we right or?
Speaker 1:are we wrong?
Speaker 2:You guys are right, you guys won.
Speaker 1:Team no Skills. You guys are the winners. It's going to be Team Skills and Team no Frills.
Speaker 2:Well, that's what smoking crack will do for you.
Speaker 3:Say no to jerk shits and on that note.
Speaker 1:We are concluding Our first ever Trivia night. So, guys, thanks for coming out and popping the cherry On this one. Anything you want to say From the winners? Alright, you guys get your t-shirts, yeah.