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Trivia Night Challenge 2 ! Ken And The Crews Wild Test Of Knowledge, Test Your Skills
Get ready for a trivia-packed experience in this exciting episode that makes hunting knowledge both fun and informative! Join us as we dive into stories ranging from exhilarating coon hunting antics to learning about what makes the Cape buffalo one of the most dangerous game animals. This episode features lively competition with local hunters, shedding light on their experiences and knowledge about wildlife and hunting practices.
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this is hunts on outfitting podcast. I'm your host and rookie guide, ken marr. I love everything hunting the outdoors and all things associated with it, from stories to how-tos. You'll find it here. Welcome to the podcast. All right, welcome to this week's podcast. We have a great trivia edition ready for you guys and gals to listen to and hopefully play along at home. If you enjoy the podcast in any way, all we ask is that you share it out. That's it, that's all. Also, this one was filmed. Uh, it'll be on our youtube page hunts on outfitting podcast if you guys feel like watching it later and seeing all of this, uh, unfold. So I'm not great with the tech stuff, but, um, yeah, like I said, we were able to get this one filmed.
Speaker 1:Speaking about tech stuff, uh, special thanks to our unofficial tech guy, brody Garnett. He's on vacation in Florida right now and I told him. I said Brody, I said I really need you to do up the front page for the podcast profile picture, hate to bug you on your vacation. Brody's like just give me a minute and I did, and he sent me what you guys are going to be looking at. So, thank you, brody, and he sent me what you guys are going to be looking at. So thank you, brody. If you guys want to reach out to us on Facebook, you can HuntsOnOutfitting Also by email HuntsOnOutfitting at gmailcom. I'd love for you guys to send some trivia questions for the one next month.
Speaker 1:If anybody has some ideas, love to hear it also. Uh, if you're like me and you want to put a face to the voice that you're hearing, uh, if you look at the motley crew on the front of this, from left to right, far left with the gray hat on, looking, uh, pretty happy. We've got ben black right next to him, his partner in crime for this week's podcast, byron Allward dead center, in the middle. You're humble but hopeful for a great podcast, which it is Myself. Ken Mayer, right next to me, nice looking grin, sort of deciding it a bit. Kyle Gillies and then the guy with looks like he just was dropped down from Mars, dalton Patterson. Hope you guys enjoy. These guys were a lot of fun to have on. Let's get to it, alright.
Speaker 1:So welcome to this month's trivia. It's a lot of work to put together, and so the questions are. The questions are made up and so are the answers. So it goes together. No, the questions I came up with and I went on Google to verify. So if somebody's listening to this, they're like that's not true, it's from Google, okay. So if it's on the internet, it's got to be true, probably. But we've got on this episode. We've got two people to pop their podcast. Cherries, we've got Byron Allward, local dairy farmer, ben Black, local logger Boys. How's it going? Good? Good, byron. I go coon hunting with Byron and you guys got a. Well, actually, the best night we've ever had coon hunting, we got what? 11 in less than two hours on a 10-acre cornfield. Yeah, and then people will ask you like well, why do you? Why do you hunt the coons? Like why do you shoot them if you know if you're not going to eat them or whatever. Like byron, you want to say like they cost you guys a couple bucks, thousands of dollars in damages?
Speaker 3:yeah, they do they uh what.
Speaker 1:And then, plus, they even go in the barn to scare your cows and oh yeah, they're just a general nuisance. Yeah, they. Anyways, we have some good times out there Because we don't hunt at your place. A big area it's not, it's pretty small, but like we always get what? At least five or six.
Speaker 3:Yeah, 30 or 40 acres, yeah. So we kind of go through and like always get five or six yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, skip five or six, yeah, yeah, no, it's a good time and uh, yeah, it's, I like that. We just let the dogs go, we're just walking around a small area and, sure enough, they're just getting them, training them. But you guys got a lot. But it's the perfect place where you guys got cornfields there, a brook running through with apple trees and like cherry choke cherries and everything like if you could build the perfect coon hunting habitat. You guys have created it.
Speaker 3:Yeah, good work on our part. Yes, Right.
Speaker 1:And then Ben Ben, this is not your first time on, uh, on a camera or anything, he's got an, only fans. Look, uh, no, ben, you've got a spruce tree outdoors on YouTube. And then, ben, you just got into taxidermy and then. I've seen your work and maybe you should stick with what you've been doing all, but it looks pretty good. Your first taxidermy you've got one deer under your belt and the other one's just about done.
Speaker 5:I just need to finish his eyes and what not? But it's coming along a lot better than I expected, at least but you were talking earlier, so like no one showed you what to do. No, I've just been watching a pile of YouTube videos and reading a few things online and kind of trial by error that's crazy.
Speaker 1:See what happens. It looks fine, but you were saying like, is it foxes and coyotes?
Speaker 5:they're harder to do. Yeah, well, from what I found out because I did a fox and a coyote first and they say that predators are a little bit harder because their eyes are closer together. So everything has to be a little more symmetrical when you're doing it, because you see it when you're looking at, whereas a deer or a moose or something their eyes are on the side, so if it's not perfect, you don't notice it when you're kind of looking at it. So you get a little more wiggle room there, I guess okay, yeah and smaller animals are harder to work on.
Speaker 5:Like you're going to get a few more cuts in the skin when you're flushing them out.
Speaker 1:So like if you're doing like a weasel would be harder than deer.
Speaker 5:Oh, like I see, actually there was a lot of guys. I was just looking around because I see some people are trying to get fishers and weasels and stuff mounted and a lot of the guys in the States are charging upwards of $1,500 to do like a fisher or a weasel because it's so technical. Really yeah charging $1,200 American to do a rabbit.
Speaker 1:I mean, I was looking at getting her otter done and someone called me like $800. I thought that was steep. I'm like geez, just an otter, it's probably actually a pretty good deal, yeah, really.
Speaker 5:Yeah, it's a lot of work to it and they're small. Like I said, they're really good.
Speaker 1:I was going to make a phone call then real quick?
Speaker 5:Yeah, I think it. I was going to ask, but just because it's so tedious and I just would not be comfortable.
Speaker 1:Really more so than the deer. You think like the bigger, the more work it'd be and then with birds and stuff.
Speaker 5:You haven't done any birds, have you? No, but my wife, she said that she might be interested in trying something like that. I was like, hey, well, there you go. But don't you have to like do each feather. Yeah, they say you got to skin it, and you, I place every feather and it's quite a process and I don't know if I have the patience for that, Like one, two, like screw it.
Speaker 1:I don't have the patience for that kind of thing, but I respect the people that do.
Speaker 5:Maybe someday. I'll try, we'll see.
Speaker 1:That'd be cool, like get a pheasant done. Well, there's not many people doing waterfowl or anything. Right.
Speaker 5:So I think, that would be yeah. How do you do with fish? Well, they say what you do now, I think, with fish you kind of Freeze them. You can put something on their skin and you kind of print them on to like whatever form they're using. So then you kind of go back and you airbrush it?
Speaker 1:Yeah, Because you can't really like preserve fish skin, Airbrush it. That sounds tricky.
Speaker 5:You get the design and you kind of.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's cool. That sounds tricky, it's above my pretty good You're like sticking sparkles on it, yeah, yeah this one was a rainbow fish. Just kind of make him look a little gay, I guess. Put some sprinkles on him and this and that. And then also we've got the reigning champs Dalton Patterson and Kyle Gillies. You guys dominated, destroyed and debunked the myth that you guys were going to lose on the last trivia challenge.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the team no skills ended up winning. You guys won yes.
Speaker 1:Kyle did anything save from the reigning champs. You guys feeling confident again this time.
Speaker 4:I bet it was confidence last time. Okay, all right.
Speaker 1:Hey, it worked for you last time, all right.
Speaker 2:Well, I think there's a taxidermist and a guide. Right, you're a guide, yeah.
Speaker 5:And a farmer Trying to so yeah.
Speaker 2:I feel like we might have a little more competition here tonight.
Speaker 1:Well, we've got a firefighter and a welder on this side, and not?
Speaker 1:to mention your host with the most. Who knows the least? Myself. So you guys know how this works. You guys don't. So I'm going to explain it. So I'm going to ask a question. The questions are multiple choice. I'll give you as much time as I think you need to answer it. If you guys haven't answered it in that loud amount of time that I have made up in my head, the other team can do it. If they get it right, they'll get that point. You guys don't lose any points. Obviously, it's a 50-50 chance after, if they don't get it right, we're done. Okay, I'm just going to tell you guys what the answer is after that. So you get a chance. You get a chance. You can't have a game without prizes. What are we playing for today, boys? Well, let me tell you. Let me tell you, we are playing for two brand new Inuksuk toques Inuksuk dog food. I'm telling you I feed it. A lot of guys feed it around. Ben, do you feed it?
Speaker 5:No, but I was actually going to Talk to me about it. Yeah, look into it A hundred percent.
Speaker 1:So where they don't sell to any big box stores or anything like that, like Walmart or you know things, their prices stay good because they don't have somebody else jacking up the price on them and everything like that. It's really good stuff. They've got it for, you know, all stages, from puppies to like if you're running sled dogs and none of it or whatever they. Uh, it's really good stuff. It doesn't have a bunch of fillers in it and the fact that it's such good, high calories and everything, uh, you're not feeding as much. So, like, if you're feeding your dog, say, two scoops of this other brand, chances are with the milkshake you might only have to feed one. Really, kyle, you just started feeding it. Yeah, you like, your dog likes it. You said what. You mixed it a little bit with, you know, knocking anybody with Karina and they were picking out.
Speaker 4:Yeah, he would go back and eat the rest of what I put in there, but he picked out the nook shook first.
Speaker 1:See, there you go and those are the toques that you could be wearing. You guys could be picking out your favorite toques. So this isn't a participation trophy kind of thing, Like there are going to be winners and there are going to be losers, okay.
Speaker 2:And I want everyone to feel good about it. Last time we didn't have T-shirts that fit both of us. That's why we're going with toques this time yeah, the toques one size fit all um.
Speaker 1:So right here I've got. We've got team deers versus team, uh steers, okay, so team deers will be byron and ben. So we got the b and the b, and team Steers will be Dalton and Kyle. So we've got the old Donkey Kong on this side over here. So we're fired up, ready to go, and I think you guys are going to learn something, because I know I did doing this I need more room up here, frank, alright.
Speaker 1:So for the first question I want to ask you question you guys. I want, when I ask you the questions, I want you guys to kind of show your work, and by show your work I mean with the partner. No, you guys can't see.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 1:Nope, you know, discuss Back and forth Work as a team. Alright, and say it out loud, because there's people listening and or watching and they want to see you guys' genius thought process or whatever you want to call it. Yeah, probably call that. All right. So so for the double B's okay, it's a bit, it's a bit. We didn't have you guys weren't D's to double D's, but anyways.
Speaker 1:So for the double D B's first question what country in Europe was the first to allow bow hunting? A, Russia, b, france, c, uk or D Switzerland? Okay, so Europe, what was the first country to allow bow hunting?
Speaker 5:It's not the UK.
Speaker 3:No, it's not Russia. I don't think russia ever banned it.
Speaker 1:I don't think russia bans anything over there. You can't talk shit, but I don't know who's in charge? You're not allowed to uh vote switzerland or france.
Speaker 3:It's Switzerland or France. Okay nice.
Speaker 5:I'm thinking.
Speaker 1:France.
Speaker 3:Probably France.
Speaker 1:Final answer France. Yeah, you guys, you're good. You're good, it is B France. So France is the first, the rest don't. For a variety of reasons, as they think it would be easier to poach, but mainly they have the old way of thinking that it's too primitive, not ethical. So Europe, I mean they're old, old way of thinking that it's too primitive, not ethical. So Europe, I mean they're old school, we know that. And um, yeah, that's kind of why.
Speaker 2:So old school is an interesting way to put it.
Speaker 1:Well, they're, yeah, they're old school. They're not modern in ways and other ways.
Speaker 5:They are. I actually had a guy that messaged me that seen my my YouTube channel. It was from somewhere in Europe I can't remember where it was now and he talked about that, how he loves to bow hunt, but he said there's nowhere in Europe to actually bow hunt.
Speaker 5:He didn't mention France or anything but, because, he's actually, he wants to immigrate to New Brunswick, I think he said in like 26 or 27. So he's actually asking me about a bunch of questions because he said he hates it over there provinces, is this one you pick? Well I.
Speaker 1:I told him I'm like we don't get it. Well, let's be honest, guys.
Speaker 5:He likes the hunting and fishing opportunities, because he's all about that and that's time to go to texas, that's why he really wanted to come here. I was like, well, I guess if you, if that's what you're basing it on, and then rural living and stuff, then new brunswick, you couldn't really go wrong.
Speaker 1:I don't know if I'd pick this place as the first spot, if I was moving from anywhere in the world, for like hunting and fishing opportunities no but.
Speaker 5:But I think he was looking at the cost of living, because technically we still do have the cheapest cost of living too in canada.
Speaker 3:There's no money here to be made.
Speaker 5:Well, he has a trade, I think, of some sort, but anyway, it was interesting is it related to here? Whatever his trade is, yeah, carpentry, I think it was, or something like that all right yeah, that's related to here. It was interesting, though, because he said there's no Warhunting in Europe, so I thought that was interesting.
Speaker 1:Yeah, very yeah, no a lot of things people don't think about, speaking about a lot of things people don't think about. This isn't one of them. For the next question. So we've got old Donkey Kong over here, the Drift Kings, dalton and and Kyle. Alright, which state is it legal? And this is not made up which state is it legal to shoot Bigfoot? A Florida, b Texas, c Arizona or D New Mexico? I think I gave the answer away. I did because it's multiple choice and it's in there. But which state is it legal to shoot Bigfoot?
Speaker 2:The obvious answer is Texas, but Florida.
Speaker 1:Yeah, florida's a wild card, Florida's a very wild card.
Speaker 2:You hear the stereotypes about Florida.
Speaker 1:It's like yeah it's very possible and they embrace that you ever see the family guy.
Speaker 2:Anyway, I won't sidetrack the whole podcast, but Kyle.
Speaker 1:What do you think Kyle? Give her a shot.
Speaker 4:I wouldn't have a clue.
Speaker 1:I wouldn't know Out of the states. You said Florida, texas.
Speaker 2:Arizona or New.
Speaker 1:Mexico, who's like you know what. If you happen to see Bigfoot, give him a crack, go ahead. Give him a shot on Uncle Sam.
Speaker 2:He's saying Uncle Sam, I'm going to go with Texas, you fine with that, I'm fine with that. Okay, let's go with Texas. It is Texas, is it?
Speaker 1:So, although the state has no official position on Bigfoot, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission that would have been my shot in the dark.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was all I had on that one. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Well, yeah, texas is safe. Because Texas is so cool, they're just like, yeah, if it exists, let's shoot it. They got the Loch Ness Monster. It's on display at the Texas Wild. No, it's not, but that'd be cool. They probably could shoot it, but yeah. So, although the state has no official position on Bigfoot, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission, bigfoot would be considered a non-protected, non-game animal which can be hunted on private property with the landowner's consent, at any time, without a bag limit.
Speaker 5:Nice Without a bag limit Taking a whole family A truckload I don't know.
Speaker 2:You want them breeding dogs, stacking them in a cattle trailer or something.
Speaker 1:Fucking up your cows or something.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Everybody from Florida is going to think we hate them now. But you cannot kill Bigfoot in Scamana County, washington, which considers itself a Bigfoot refugee since 1969. And Oklahoma has a live $3 million bounty on Bigfoot If you catch him live.
Speaker 2:I know what I'd be doing. That's a dangerous state to be in if you're Bigfoot, because there's a lot of firearms, or if you've got a hairy uncle, that's really tall.
Speaker 5:I wouldn't want to be him. Put a bunch of gross hormones on him. You got old Uncle Fester there like.
Speaker 1:I'm not Bigfoot, like, oh, he's talking, whoa, just go along with it, uncle, you can get $3 million out of this. You're going to be on display in a museum, tax adjourned, but you know You'll live on, dude. But yeah, so you can't kill him. In that county in Washington it's a Bigfoot refugee. So, bigfoot, if you're listening, go there. But yeah, oklahoma, $3 million bounty. So that's interesting and intriguing. Yeah, which is kind of the same word. But yeah, all right. So you guys got a point for that. I'd shoot them Like I would not hesitate to shoot.
Speaker 2:I'd be so scared I'd have to shoot them Can you imagine actually coming face-to-face with them.
Speaker 1:Turns out it was your neighbor that just was going for a walk in the woods with his new coyote jacket.
Speaker 2:I'd still be nervous yeah, fair enough before or after fair enough shoot first.
Speaker 1:Ask questions later well, I'd shoot Bigfoot and you know, hopefully everyone else agrees with me, so I don't look like a dick. But, like I said, no one's going to believe you unless you did. Even then, though, they're still not going to. I said no one's gonna believe you unless you did. Even then, though, they're still not gonna believe you, but more people would believe you if you actually had like, yeah, look in the back of the truck, just hold on. You might show charlie's of that like where do you register this thing?
Speaker 3:yeah, yeah so I mean laura says she wants to come out. Where do you think he?
Speaker 5:weighs. Yeah, where did you?
Speaker 1:shoot it. Where do you hang him up by? What about that thing in the middle? I don't know. I've never been around Bigfoot much, but yeah, you'd think that maybe they're hanging out in that Skamana County, washington, because you know it's where it's a sanctuary and you got to wonder who there in office was. Like you know what we need to be a Bigfoot sanctuary.
Speaker 1:That's kind of an odd stance to take on anything well, you think there's other stuff happening, that we take a precedent to that, but apparently not yeah, someone came back from Vietnam and was like it's real, that could be alright.
Speaker 3:So team Dears question back from Vietnam and it's like it's real.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that could be Alright. So team Dears Question you cannot shoot what animal in the states Tennessee, illinois, iowa and Wisconsin? Is it A squirrel? B an albino deer, c groundhog or D turkey? What animal out of those? B An albino deer, c Groundhog or D Turkey? What animal out of those ones Can you not shoot?
Speaker 5:Albino deer? Yeah, probably albino deer. Why? Probably some sacred nonsense or something.
Speaker 1:Actually close enough. It is an albino deer. So you guys are right. I'm going to give you the point, because you got the answer right. Yeah, they basically. They just kind of want it like the genes protected or whatever, but it's going to be full albino if it has patches on it you can shoot it.
Speaker 3:Did you see those like albino fawns that were in havelock? Yes, we've got some in our area that have the genetics and then there's there's a couple piebalds too, kind of, yeah, you want this spring. I've seen a pile of piebalds too.
Speaker 1:Do you know what?
Speaker 5:This spring I've seen a pile of piebalds around it and I don't know what it is, but I've seen three different ones around the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 4:Yeah, there's quite a few of them around.
Speaker 5:I don't know why. I don't know if they're all just grouping up and there's a lot of inbreeding going on or what the deal is. Isn't that what? I think it's a genetic mutation.
Speaker 2:It's a genetic mutation? Yeah, I think so. I don't remember seeing any when I was a kid. Yeah, I haven't seen any in years. There used to be one a long time ago in the field, like up past the arena here in Petty, a long time ago. It was the only one I ever saw forever, and then like you said there was a couple not far from here.
Speaker 5:Well, there's been one at the end of my road. Pretty much every morning I see it and then, right where we're cutting right now, there's one hanging out there really, and then another spot where I was hunting. I've had a camera there for three years. Then all of a sudden, just this last couple weeks, I've got a couple pictures of one. I'm really so weird now at home.
Speaker 2:I've never seen one yeah, never like I don't know how.
Speaker 1:I mean every animal. There's a guy actually there. There was somebody who shot one. Yeah, I did it, it was Lane's cousin. Somebody trapped an albino beaver.
Speaker 2:Lane's cousin shot one. I did up her hide there oh did you.
Speaker 5:Yeah, they hung it up in their camp. It actually turned out really good. It looks nice actually, you seen anything, Kyle.
Speaker 4:We had one down home. Actually Was it full alb. I actually have a picture of it. Okay, and it was at the top of Malcolm's Field. Malcolm Wilson, yeah, yeah, I've seen it once. There's a few that are piebald around, quite a few, actually, that I've seen.
Speaker 1:And a friend of mine shot one. I do find it's poor.
Speaker 4:That's six point.
Speaker 1:Has anyone seen a picture of an albino moose from anywhere in the world? I haven't.
Speaker 3:There's one in Cape Breton, remember they shot it?
Speaker 1:yeah, no why'd you guys all shake your heads? No, then now you remember, I've seen some pictures of albino moose.
Speaker 5:You saw one, there was another one in Finland in Finland.
Speaker 1:Okay, yeah, I've seen an albino beaver this year. That was kind of cool yeah yeah, yeah, that was neat.
Speaker 3:And then I saw an albino, we white and the women's funny story so they can get right close to you in the woods. Eh, weasels, yeah, they're just like oh yeah they're curious yeah super.
Speaker 1:Yeah, uh, this guy I know I'm not gonna say names, I guess, um, but they had at their business. They had a rat problem, they had some rat traps set out and all that. And then they they sent me a message like look, we caught. Look what one of the problem animals was. And like a weasel, I got looking and it was a hundred percent someone's ferret. I was like I said you guys just trapped someone's pet. That is not a weasel.
Speaker 3:Someone's missing their ferret right now. They're frantic, yeah.
Speaker 1:It's kind of an odd pet to have. I thought there's. I used to think they're kind of cool, I. I used to think they're kind of cool. I mean they're a rodent, so it's weird, like purposely bringing a rodent into your house, I guess. But they're sort of neat I think they should all be dead?
Speaker 2:Yeah, but weasels.
Speaker 1:People keep weasels around stuff because they're at the camp or something. They'll eat mice. Yeah, I've heard that.
Speaker 4:I've heard how old fellows used to trap them live and put them in their basement.
Speaker 5:I've got a short-tailed weasel hanging around my garage and a bunch of deer heads laying outside. They're out there chewing on that. You can see their tracks going and I seen one there a couple weeks ago.
Speaker 1:yeah, I haven't seen a mouse around now all winter either. Yes, because they will. They're just slaughtering the mice. Yeah, they'll take care of them. It's neat, it's good. So this is for Team Steers, deers, all right. Question. In the Algonquin language, moose means what? A Gentle beast, b Swamp cow, c Cow Twig eater or D bog donkey. So the Algonquin language what does moose mean? Kyle, you look like you got.
Speaker 2:B or D, they both sound similar so.
Speaker 1:B swamped cow and D is bog donkey. So your options are A Gentle Beast, b Swamp Cow, c Twig Eater or D Bog Donkey.
Speaker 4:I don't know, I've never found the B Gentle. One or the other. It's one of those there.
Speaker 1:What are you guys between B and D, swamp and bog donkey? Okay, hey, that's not bad. Pick one Swamp cow, swamp cow. Yeah, I would say you guys have picked wrong Going to team deers.
Speaker 3:Well, the Algonquin would be a pre-European language, so they wouldn't have any point of reference for a cow or a donkey.
Speaker 1:Okay, listen to the farmer here. Yeah, it's pretty sure, twig eater pretty sure good work, boys.
Speaker 5:You guys got it. Man, that's not bad. I feel like I've heard that somewhere before, though yep um, so, yeah, so they are the twig eater.
Speaker 1:And then, uh bit of fact, moose eat any kind of vegetation and require almost 10,000 calories a day. They also like cows I didn't know this have four chambered stomachs.
Speaker 2:The ruminants. Yeah, I didn't know that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but I didn't think all of them do yeah, all of them do If they have hooves.
Speaker 3:If they have cloven hooves, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like I knew cows that had four stomachs and all that. Yeah, moose same thing, yeah, yeah. So that's kind of interesting. Good job, that's good. You know anything else about the Algonquin?
Speaker 3:language.
Speaker 1:We'll be getting into that later, okay, All right, I guess you guys get the next question then. So we're going all the way around the world in this one. So in most all of Africa, by law, what is the minimum caliber required for dangerous game? Is it A, the 375?, b, the 416?, c, 338? Or D, the 500 Nitro Express. Super Magnum Deluxe. I made that up, but 500 Nitro Express.
Speaker 3:It's either the 375 or the 338.
Speaker 5:I think it's oh, man. I want to say A, but A is the 375.
Speaker 1:A is the 375.
Speaker 5:Yeah, for some reason I feel like it's that. But I mean 338 can do just as much damage.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but like you kind of think that, like the .375 was like the common caliber.
Speaker 1:That's what I'm thinking. But we're going to go over like what are the dangerous?
Speaker 3:Like a classic African gun yeah because all the dangerous game rifles are all .375.
Speaker 1:Well, what are the dangerous game?
Speaker 3:So like rhinos and hippos? Yeah, cape buffalo.
Speaker 1:Cape, buffalo and stuff. So I mean you're going to need a big gun.
Speaker 5:Yeah, I'd go with A. You're going A?
Speaker 1:.375? I would Boy you guys are just wearing out my marker Boy, the reigning champs. I don't know boys, I'm not impressed. So yeah, it is the .375. So, while not recommended to use on everything, the .375 is the minimum caliber required for the big game, the dangerous game in.
Speaker 1:Africa. Yeah, so you guys go in Africa. Remember minimum three, 75. Okay, all right, team steers boys, we've got to get some points up and this question is not going to help you. I don't think. Um, this is a shot in the dark for you. So what I'm going to? Before you guys answer, I want to say something about this question. So what is the first dog breed specifically used for hunting? Is it A, the dojo, b I'm going to butcher these words Saluki, saluku, saluki. C, the Momo, or D, the Cayesto. And here's the thing. So there's A, b, c and D. One of these is right. The other ones are completely made up.
Speaker 4:And all four of them I've never heard tell of.
Speaker 1:The other ones, I've completely made up the words.
Speaker 4:You've made up.
Speaker 2:Three dog breeds. Yes, yeah, okay, one of them's real. Say them again.
Speaker 1:So, a, I'm not kidding, I did make three of them up A the dojo, b the saluki, c the momo, or D the cayusto, cay-usto, cay-usto, mm-hmm, what is it, the Cayusto?
Speaker 2:Well, I'm thinking that because he doesn't know how to pronounce it exactly, that's the only thing I have to go off of here.
Speaker 5:boys, I got no idea. That's a good catch.
Speaker 2:That's all I got too. You're happy with that, Yep?
Speaker 1:That's what you guys are going with. Sure Okay, you guys went with the wrong one. I know that question was Alright boys, so it's not that one. So is it the Dojo?
Speaker 5:I feel like a Dojo is a bird or some weird thing.
Speaker 1:Or the Momo, the first dog breed specifically used for hunting.
Speaker 3:I have no idea.
Speaker 1:It's a tough one Say the answers again.
Speaker 4:I'm curious as to how he struggled to pronounce a word that he made up.
Speaker 2:Oh, exactly, yeah, that's why I told him to repeat them. I heard them the whole time. It threw me off as well. Okay, like everyone got surprised on this one.
Speaker 1:I can hardly read my own writing sometimes, so the fact that we've gotten this far and I had trouble with pronunciation.
Speaker 2:Well, you guys got a 33% chance.
Speaker 3:We had a 25% chance, so B was what.
Speaker 1:The Saluki oh C then C is the Momo. Yeah, you guys going with that one. Sure, okay, you guys went with the wrong one as well. It's the Saluki.
Speaker 5:Really yeah.
Speaker 1:So I made up the Dojo, the Momo and the Cayuse.
Speaker 4:See, I thought, it was either B or D for me, where you were really struggling.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah. That was the only thing I had to go off of. So I know, I don't know why I was struggling with the.
Speaker 1:I mean, I came up with this trivia thing like almost a month ago.
Speaker 2:So I must, you must, you should have been practicing. I'm trying to think of what. I applied this new name to anything else?
Speaker 5:actually, a lot of the other questions, I thought it might have been the momo, because yeah, that's what I was thinking of saying, like uh, oh, like some ancient like the dodo dog, or something you guys are thinking of the dough I was thinking that and I was thinking that is way too stupid of a word for him to even make up.
Speaker 1:I was surprised because I asked my wife those questions and yeah, she's like, you made those up. I'm like, yeah, I did Same as the moose one, the gentle beast, the swamp cow and the bog donkey I made up, yeah, but the twig eater sounds made up too, but anyways, the Saluki. So the Saluki was graphically depicted in Egyptian tombs from 2100 BC and it is estimated that its body was often mummified like the bodies of the pharaohs. They were mainly used for retrieving, which I was surprised about, because I saw an ancient depiction of, not a picture, because 2100 BC, and they look kind of like, um, like your greyhounds or your whippets. So I thought they'd be like you know, grabbing the game and they do, they retrieve it, but I don't know they were killed before. I guess it's something. Or actually, looking back, maybe they like would retrieving count if they kill it and bring it back?
Speaker 4:What were they hunting with them?
Speaker 1:I think they hunting with them, I think I think like rabbits and stuff is in egypt and stuff, you know so yeah, I don't think egypt has any rabbits.
Speaker 3:Yeah, sure they do, do they maybe?
Speaker 2:some.
Speaker 3:I was thinking the exact same, some of them desert rabbits.
Speaker 1:Well, okay, what? What are they bringing back then?
Speaker 2:probably camels birds I was gonna say that as a joke, but I don't know.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but all right maybe birds, but like I said, I was looking at them as a secret spot that you can grab them.
Speaker 1:No, but they look like greyhounds and stuff Like a funny bone or something.
Speaker 3:Yeah, let's grab them by the tail or something and bring them on home Maybe. That's probably what I'd do.
Speaker 1:I wasn't looking that much into the cave pictures.
Speaker 2:Well, now I want to know what they hunt with dogs in Egypt. I thought they went after jackrabbit or something.
Speaker 1:They're in the desert right. Are they Birds. There could be Egypt, they're not in the jungle.
Speaker 2:I don't think so. No, that's not what I meant.
Speaker 3:I meant there are rabbits in the we're going to find it right now, gentlemen.
Speaker 4:You're here, first, alright.
Speaker 2:So I'm saying there are jackrabbits in Egypt, I'm going to Anyone, anybody guess I don't think so, but maybe they like cover and there's no cover there well in spots in spots if I get in the internet yeah, I tried getting a tumbleweed and go roll through the desert or something. What do?
Speaker 3:they do. Oh shit, there is three breeds of rabbits. Oh okay, aren't we dumb? Yeah, you are this is why I'm hosting I don't know if they're wild, though it says no, no, okay, yeah, I guess they are wild.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Okay, they have the Baladi rabbit. It's an Egyptian rabbit that has been bred to cope with Egyptian climate. It is used primarily for meat production, much like the Boscott rabbit.
Speaker 1:These sounds made up as the words that I came up with earlier.
Speaker 3:This is from Urban Dictionary, so it's a very reliable source.
Speaker 1:Kyle, you got something to say.
Speaker 4:No I don't.
Speaker 1:Alright, I thought you had something. Those sound made up Anyway. So there are rabbits in Egypt, so anyways, maybe don't argue with me.
Speaker 2:We had a really good reputation before this episode started is Huntsville opening an offer?
Speaker 1:guided tours of Egypt maybe if you pay for me to go there yeah, yeah, bring the beagles yeah there you go around the pyramids running around you
Speaker 2:imagine riding a camel hunting rabbits, that'd be incredible.
Speaker 5:That'd be alright actually.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah that would be cool. Until you find out the camels are gun-shy. You'd be getting a hump right in the face.
Speaker 3:I think you might get it somewhere else.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:That's true.
Speaker 1:How do you ride camels? Do you sit on the hump?
Speaker 2:No, why would you sit on the hump? Where else are you going to sit?
Speaker 5:You sit right behind the hump, don't you? Or something like that?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't think you sit on top of it.
Speaker 5:Why.
Speaker 2:You'd fall off. No. I think they sit on the hump, I would.
Speaker 1:You'd sit on the hump.
Speaker 2:No, I'd fall off.
Speaker 1:Oh, I was going to say you get a free prostate exam in the process. This is Dr Camel.
Speaker 2:You're a clear dude, yeah, yeah, whose turn is it? Team Deer's no.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, who's turn? Is it team deers? No, yeah, yeah, yeah, cuz we get asked a question. We get around like every time we do this, it it's never like neck and neck, this being the second one, it's always like one team.
Speaker 2:I probably made up three dog breeds and asked us a question of it shit. One of them was not made up.
Speaker 1:So yeah, alright, so this one here, this one actually might be tougher. I know what one you guys are.
Speaker 2:All right, I'll give you a hint no, no, ask him the fucking question so this would be interesting, so so team dears, which of which is the oldest gun company?
Speaker 1:is it a browning, b seiko, c beretta or d winchester? Actually, this one's kind of tough, because there's that is tough B Seiko, C Beretta or D Winchester Actually this one's kind of tough, that is tough. There's two on there that work I think it's Beretta. Final answer.
Speaker 3:Because John Browning is from the early part of the 20th century and Winchester is from the mid part of the 19th century.
Speaker 1:You milk cows read history books all day. I'm impressed.
Speaker 5:All right, I'll go with that then. Yeah, sure you of the 19th century.
Speaker 1:You, milk cows, read history books all day. I'm impressed.
Speaker 3:All right, I'll go with that then. Yeah sure you guys are going with what it's either. I'm just like I'm not sure if sacco is older, but like I want to say veretta you're right with beretta.
Speaker 1:Yeah, uh, so beretta was established in 1526 in bresica, italy wow that surprised me. I know italian that surprised you.
Speaker 2:Italy that surprised me. Italian that surprised you.
Speaker 1:Yeah, get a nice gun here, or whatever they say. Obviously I thought somebody would go with Browning or Winchester, but John A Browning, he was kind of newer.
Speaker 3:Yeah, because John A Browning is like that's new.
Speaker 1:That's newer the way that I was processing that was like John A Browning.
Speaker 2:Was he not the one that created the first semi-automatic shotgun?
Speaker 1:That wasn't that long ago in history. He's the one that got the first. I'm pretty sure he got the first big contract with the military.
Speaker 5:Was it the first World War that he had?
Speaker 3:The first World War because he had the 1911.
Speaker 2:Yes, but before that he had sold his patent to a bunch of different companies. I don't remember the model number, Anyway.
Speaker 1:All right, that didn't go far, no no, that's how I processed it. I was surprised, though, with Beretta. I didn't think they're that old really. Right on, good job boys, all right. So Team Steers Question this one's interesting and I guarantee you guys probably don't know this either. This one's what's he do, so we probably know it.
Speaker 4:Yeah, there you go, Okay good.
Speaker 1:So I just might as well mark the point on there. So Daisy Outdoor Products Everyone remembers the Daisy Red Rider BB guns Remember that Christmas movie and stuff products everyone remembers the daisy red rider bb guns remember that christmas movie and stuff. Daisy outdoor products, before they became well known as a bb gun seller, originally sold what was it? A windmills, b? Uh, I don't even know. Oh, bicycles, I bicycles. I can't read what I'm writing A windmills, b, bicycles, c, hammocks or D lawn chairs. So what did the BB company Daisy used to sell before they became known for the BB guns?
Speaker 5:I don't know. I want to say bicycles, it's interesting.
Speaker 2:You want to say bicycles.
Speaker 1:Yeah Well, kyle, you're not sure. Well, dalton, you want to go with the wrong answer, apparently because I've been wrong way too many times, but I found this one interesting. I didn't know any of this, but Daisy is cool. I thought they always sold Well. I'm thinking red rider, yeah, the DC, that's the company yeah, the Daisy, the BB gun, the Red Ryder, yeah, that's the company we're talking about.
Speaker 2:I don't know. All right, I thought there was something I watched. I watched something one time on this.
Speaker 1:I don't know. They had a Christmas movie.
Speaker 3:No no, no, I watched the history. Did his eye come out, or did it not? What's that Walter's eye in that Christmas movie? Know was his name walter I.
Speaker 1:I don't think it was walter who names the kid walter okay, anyway. Anyway, kids are named walter all people named walter, at least 40 and up I'm gonna let.
Speaker 4:I'm gonna let you decide well, I think he just gave it away.
Speaker 1:Anyway, he thought that was your final answer no well, it all right, I'll give you some help. It's not bicycles, is it windmills, hammocks or lawn chairs.
Speaker 4:We'll go with lawn chairs.
Speaker 1:It's not lawn chairs either. Okay, I don't know why, but I'm going to let you guys try it. It's windmills. I was going to say bicycles or windmills
Speaker 3:was mine, oh yeah, Well, I thought it was bicycles first.
Speaker 1:Oh, so you guys both thought All right. Oh yeah, well, I thought it was bicycles first. Oh, so you guys both thought All right, so you? Guys were All right. I could tell by the way they flinched when I said it.
Speaker 3:I could see them moving. I was like okay they're thinking it too. Well, you guys were feeling, I heard you guys like I know this one. Yeah.
Speaker 1:I was 100% sure it was bicycles, I was quite sure Windmills Okay. So they would give a complimentary BB gun with a windmill purchase. The BB guns became so popular that they stopped the windmills and just focused on the guns.
Speaker 2:Wow, I found that interesting.
Speaker 1:I didn't know that I thought they always just sold BB guns, but yeah, the Daisy Red Rider BB gun. That's probably one of the most iconic and most well-known BB guns. You guys name another BB gun.
Speaker 5:No Right, just bought guns that you guys name another BB gun no right, bought my kids a couple for Christmas. This year Were they the daisies.
Speaker 1:And then remember the daisies, those black ones. They'd have to pump One, two, three, four.
Speaker 2:They tell you to pump it, like once or twice, and you pump it 25 times.
Speaker 5:We always just pump the shit out of it. See how fast it would go. It would be better.
Speaker 1:I still miss the thing would be like levitating with how much air's in it.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah yeah, but it never made it any better.
Speaker 1:No Well.
Speaker 2:I had this one that would shoot BBs and pellets.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah.
Speaker 5:You ever see that with the little hammer back.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they were shit.
Speaker 5:Yeah, they weren't that great.
Speaker 3:They were reaction ones that you could just pump once. Yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 2:The, the Phantom one, the Crosman Phantom one. That was probably the best one that I ever had.
Speaker 5:My cousin had one like that and it didn't work that great. So then I got a break barrel one.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 4:That's what mine was yeah.
Speaker 5:And then it was just a world better like super reliable.
Speaker 2:Then you get the 0.22 caliber.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I want one of them .22.
Speaker 5:You get a PAL for those, though. .177. You get a PAL for those, don't you?
Speaker 3:Because they shoot over.
Speaker 5:It's over 499, isn't it Over 499,. You get to get a PAL or something. Yeah, consider it a firearm.
Speaker 4:I don't know.
Speaker 5:Some stupid Canadian law that we get.
Speaker 4:Because most of them are like 495,. I think yes, I think yes.
Speaker 3:I think that's the law.
Speaker 1:Yeah, if it goes over that, then you have to have a special license, and I mean what's?
Speaker 4:the point of that, but I thought the ones I just remember looking on the SIR mail order books.
Speaker 1:Yes, I remember that, yeah, yeah, and.
Speaker 4:I'm pretty sure it was the ones that were like 1,250 feet per second.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I remember that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you can look at guys. I think those, yeah, those are the high-powered ones that you definitely need. Yeah, what's the point of?
Speaker 3:having a 1250 one if you could just get a 22?
Speaker 1:Just get a 22, yeah, because it's a pellet gun, it would be cheaper to shoot.
Speaker 5:probably. I think, yeah, it is way cheaper to shoot.
Speaker 2:I've seen them hunt like rats in Europe with them yeah, man now.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they make them real big and powerful.
Speaker 3:Wasn't there one where they shot like a hog with one? Oh yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, what was it? Keith Warren had a video he shot a pretty good sized hog where they hit him right in the ear. I think it's a .22 or .25 caliber one, but yeah, really cool, I'd like one. That'd be fun.
Speaker 5:That'd be like shooting suppressed basically.
Speaker 1:I meant I'd like a hog.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you want. That'd be like shooting suppressed, basically. I mean, I'd like a hog, yeah.
Speaker 1:You want a pelican, yeah, um we'll sell you that I don't know wild boar be kind of cool to have, yeah, till I get out. And then you're like deny, deny when they had wild hogs.
Speaker 3:Didn't they get it one time? It wasn't like a huge deal yeah, wild hogs.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I know it's like people that have the states that have them. It's a I don't know if you call it a catch 22, but like the outfitters love it because they're making money off this. But I couldn't imagine trying to be a farmer and having those things come in. I've seen what domestic pigs can do. I could not imagine the damage.
Speaker 5:Well, even the bears around here, the damage they do in cornfields, if you had a bunch of hogs even, yeah, ken you were up at hours when the bears went through it.
Speaker 3:You remember that that year.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3:That was the year before you had the dogs.
Speaker 1:Yes, right, yeah, yeah, there's a lot, even the coons. The coons do a lot of damage, but the wild boar I couldn't imagine Like boy. It'd be bad. I salute those farmers that just keep going.
Speaker 3:But do you remember that story, though, like Night Vance, that used to have the wild boar business down there?
Speaker 1:Yeah, there's a family around here that used to have wild boar.
Speaker 3:And then they got the wedding venue there now.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but they had some. They had them fenced in on like 10 acres and they had like electric fence and then they have page wire and then I'm pretty sure they had like electric on the other side of that and they're vicious. The guy was telling us how one time when he first built it it was on a deer path and a buck had gotten in there and the boars had like gotten ahold of it and ate it.
Speaker 3:The whole thing it's like yeah that was always the stories about hog farmers having heart attacks in the barn, yeah, yeah, and the hogs eating them yeah, all they find is the bill.
Speaker 5:Well, like that Robert Latimer there, that serial killer.
Speaker 1:Robert Robert Pickton. Yeah, yeah, pickton, that's what I mean. Is that our only serial killer in Canada? No, no, there's been lots.
Speaker 5:But yeah, he was feeding all the hookers to the pigs, yeah he was feeding hookers to the pigs.
Speaker 1:Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, pigs I'm sure we've had a few. Pigs are deadly.
Speaker 3:There's been lots Do you from Belle Isle that killed like a couple people down there. No, that was in the 80s and then I looked it up and it was a real thing, because someone was telling me about it and I thought they were not telling the truth. And I looked it up and there was a guy down there that did kill a few people. Really yeah back in like the 80s or 90s.
Speaker 1:Well, speaking of something that's dangerous. What Are we on Team Steers? What are we on team?
Speaker 4:steers no, I'm back with you guys. Yeah, right, because no, you guys had the last. Yeah, nobody got that you guys all right.
Speaker 3:So team deers I was really confident about the last one. I know you guys sounded it, you guys sure yeah, I heard it.
Speaker 1:I heard the confidence getting ahead of myself.
Speaker 5:Yeah, um.
Speaker 1:So what is considered the most dangerous animal to hunt? Is it A the elephant, b the leopard, c the Cape buffalo or D the crocodile? What is considered the most dangerous?
Speaker 3:animal to hunt. So what is C Water buffalo? No, cape buffalo, cape buffalo. Big difference.
Speaker 1:Yeah, cape buffalo. Okay, you Big difference.
Speaker 5:Yeah, cape buffalo. Okay, you guys are going with that.
Speaker 1:Sure, well, you guys are going with another point on the board. Let me tell you what it is the cape buffalo. So the cape buffalo is considered by most to be the most dangerous animal to hunt. Known as black death, they are known to lie in wait and charge at speeds of up to 35 miles per hour. They have stalked many hunting parties this way. The estimates are that they kill around 200 people a year. Can you imagine? It's a cow? Definitely not a cow, you know like.
Speaker 3:There's this species extinct now, but Aurora Ox, which is the native cow species to Europe. Okay, you know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 1:No, I've heard of it.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I haven't, so they used to do that kind of thing. There's all these ancient stories and stuff about them from the Middle Ages and ancient times, about aurorox.
Speaker 1:Really.
Speaker 3:That's why when you see those cows in the cave paintings and stuff in France, that's what it is.
Speaker 1:It's an aurorox oh yeah, I have seen pictures of that. Well, I guess the Cape Buffalo this is what I've heard and I'm going to butcher this and someone's going to say I'm wrong, but you're wrong. So apparently why the Cape Buffalo were so dangerous and everything is that years ago there was something that went through the herd I forget what it was it wasn't foot and mouth disease, because apparently most of them carry that anyways and they can live with it just fine but they had something go through and it wiped out most of the Cape buffalo. So then they were just dying everywhere. So then the predator populations went way up, right, because like they had lots of food to eat and everything.
Speaker 1:So then once the buffalo population was able to deal and bounce back from whatever disease was going through, it was doing better and stronger but there. So there wasn't as many dying, right. So then the predator populations were still that high and uh, the buffalo. So all these predators had to eat. So the buffalo that ended up surviving, all of those teeth trying to kill them, became really mean and really ferocious and instead of just waiting for the predator to come to them, they'd meet it head on if they saw one. And those are the genetics that lasted through, so that's why today's Cape buffalo apparently are so aggressive and deadly. It's probably because those are the genetics that lasted through, so that's why today's Cape Buffalo apparently are so aggressive and deadly.
Speaker 5:It's probably because those are the ones that survived.
Speaker 1:Yes, it's the ones that survived because of all there's a such an influx of predators.
Speaker 2:So, unlike most species in history, they actually fought off their extinction.
Speaker 1:Kind of yeah, kind of yeah, yeah. So that's that's the thing. Yeah, yeah, so that's that's the thing. You guys seen those videos though, where uh and you know as guys I was talking this would hurt. So a, uh, hyenas have so much power in their jaw and everything, and they'll come up behind cape buffalo, sneak up and like grab a hold of their nuts and like just take them off, like it's like you know, under no wonder they're so cranky, right just for a morning stroll off to the fresh grass.
Speaker 1:You do want it, and this freaking hyena just takes your nuts off. It's like I'd be a little sour too. You think about how some people are before well, you think about how some people are before they have their coffee right, like you imagine, just like just going along, just you know.
Speaker 1:So I'll let them have so I'll let them have it. I'll let them have it a little bit cranky, all right. So this is for a team steers, okay? Um, this is a true or false. True or false. No predators are known to hunt and eat Striped skunks. No predators are known to purposely hunt and eat striped skunks. No predators are known to purposely hunt and eat striped skunks. And if anyone doesn't know skunks stink, it's false. It is false.
Speaker 1:I'm going to give you guys a little check there, it is false. So great horned owls are known to hunt and eat striped skunks really yeah, it is interesting.
Speaker 3:You've seen a baby skunk uh, yes, I have, yeah yeah, I saw like a whole crew of them this summer is that what I heard?
Speaker 2:I'm just kidding, I have no idea, you guys believe me, though I like no, I did not believe you for a second uh I like that.
Speaker 5:The crew yeah, I like that, I'm gonna yeah, I like that I'm going to call that.
Speaker 1:Oh, there's a crew of deer out there. It sounds kind of dangerous. Like you know, I'm not going to go to my tree stint right now. That crew of deer is out there.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it kind of sounds like a gang.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I felt it, yeah, I smelled it. Actually, if I did see a crew of skunks or a herd, or whatever the hell they're called A flock, a flock of skunks, a flock of skunks, I would be leaving. Yeah, they just kind of get. You know, they got so much attitude behind them.
Speaker 3:I was checking on the cows this summer and you know the grass is fairly tall or whatever. I came within five or six feet of a skunk like walked up on it. Oh yeah, not paying attention. Yeah, I headed direction the other direction really fast, like ran.
Speaker 1:But if you don't like, spook them. I find they're pretty good. They won't do much.
Speaker 5:I've got the craziest story about a skunk. All right, let's hear it we went outside and my dog was outside and here comes a skunk walking across the yard and she had her nose right up its arse smelling. It Didn't do nothing like they were best friends. And then, like two years later I don't know if it's the same skunk or not my other dog, the younger one, was out yapping at it and it turned around and just soaked her so bad she was like rolling in the dirt, it's like why?
Speaker 1:didn't it spray?
Speaker 5:the older dog.
Speaker 1:Didn't see it as a threat. Didn't see it as a threat.
Speaker 5:Like it didn't even hardly put his tail up or nothing, it just kind of saundered along.
Speaker 1:That's what it is. It didn't see it as a threat, didn't even care.
Speaker 5:But sometimes I find like if you get near them, if you get too close to them, they'll just kind of wander away. Yeah, they just kind of wander away it and kind of just walked off into the ditch.
Speaker 3:Yeah, well, that's what it kind of did with me this summer.
Speaker 5:It was weird.
Speaker 2:My grandfather used to tell me that if you shoot a skunk in the spine, it won't spray.
Speaker 1:I heard in the lungs.
Speaker 3:I don't know.
Speaker 1:How many people do you?
Speaker 3:know that have got a lung shot on a skunk.
Speaker 1:Actually I know this one guy in Chicago that I don't know anybody.
Speaker 2:But anyway, that's, that's what he always said I've never had a problem because apparently it's spinal. Something will break in there and something will block their their, uh, whatever runs three feet and you can experiment.
Speaker 5:No, yeah, just I'm gonna take his word for it okay, yeah, and tomato juice does not work, I heard, if you lift up their tail, if you pick them up by the tail, they can't spray yeah that's bullshit, but the one I picked up on the tail to spray no, uh, remember I read that somewhere.
Speaker 1:So it's like, yeah, if you pick them up by the tail, they can't spray. Yeah, that's bullshit. But when I picked up by the tail to spray no, remember, I read that somewhere Someone's like, yeah, if you pick them up by the tail, they can't spray because they have to lift their tail to spray.
Speaker 3:It's like, I don't know, it doesn't make sense I was not allowed to attend my high school graduation. Yeah, because.
Speaker 2:I didn't graduate.
Speaker 1:Well, nephew and his friend. One time there was a skunk hanging around at my parents and it was digging out the lawn it sprayed the dog and the cat actually.
Speaker 1:So then, anyways, we're like we're gonna you know we're gonna take care of him. So I had my, my nephew with me and his friend and I told him. I said, all right, I said I'm gonna go this way. I said you guys go that way. I said if you see the skunk because I knew the area he's kind of hanging out in is an was an area with, like it was really thick, with a bunch of uh, fir trees and all that like younger ones. And um, I said, if you see it? I said one of you guys just stays with this gun quietly. The other one comes and gets me like okay, so then we're out. And then all of a sudden they both come running out to him. We found it. We found it and I was like, well, who stayed with?
Speaker 1:I'm like all right, whatever I said, we'll go back out, look for it. So we go out and we're looking it's this fur thicket and we're looking in. And then I'm asking them. I was like, all right, if you see anything, just quietly tell me all right. And then, anyways, my nephew, zach he might be listening to this he used to have a really high-pitched voice and Zach anyways, and then all of a sudden, I could just smell this skunk.
Speaker 1:They're like, ah, they just go running through. I'm like, oh my word, anyways, yeah, they scared it and, uh, they, they dealt with the consequences actually. Anyways, uh, I never got it. I never got it they got it. Oh yeah, I had to deal with those two idiots running through the field and scaring the cows and smelling like skunk. Anyways, yeah, lesson learned there. I told them, next time don't scare them.
Speaker 3:So what does it take to get the skunk smell off Baking soda?
Speaker 1:Yeah, vinegar.
Speaker 5:Vinegar too.
Speaker 1:yeah, that's what we've done before with dogs vinegar, okay, stuff, yeah, spray with vinegar and just wait it out, it's going to stay for a while. Yeah, it's bad, but they don't want to spray, right, because it's like snakes and stuff, like I think it works with a lot of them, like all their venom, they have to build it back up. And same with skunks, right, they can't just go, you know, like shooting them off, like Spotted Man's webs. They've got to build it back up. So they'd rather not spray and they'll do like that.
Speaker 3:Posturing or whatever.
Speaker 1:Yeah, They'll loft charge in like, act like they're gonna and stuff, but they don't want to.
Speaker 3:Yeah, my dog growing up got sprayed like twice. It's like one back to back. Like as soon as we got him cleaned up, there was the other skunk out in the yard and, sure enough, he was out to the door after it.
Speaker 1:The skunk, the other after it, the other skunks just watch like, hey, you guys get that dog nice and clean. Comes up here, I'm just going to let her rip. Took the whole summer like to get them clean, oh yeah and then every time it rains you smell it again and stuff.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's true, the smell comes right back when it gets like wet or whatever.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, yeah, no, yeah, no, it's a.
Speaker 3:Bought that dog shampoo that doesn't do anything. No, no, no, that won't.
Speaker 1:No, like I said, vinegar, vinegar, I find works the best. Yeah, yeah, or just plug your nose, I guess.
Speaker 3:Don't get off the couch.
Speaker 1:Yeah, well, yeah, yeah, that's right, don't let him in the house. So we have a bonus question question. So I'm gonna give this to uh, how about this? All or nothing? I'm gonna give this if you guys are okay with it, and if you're not, that's all right, because I'm the host. Um to team. So team dears is winning by a long shot. Old bb, but old dk dalton and kyle team steers, I'm gonna give you guys this question. If you guys get this right, we'll tie it up, alright. So what is the dangly ugly thing coming off of Kyle's nose? No, coming off. What is the dangly ugly thing coming off a turkey's nose called this could tie it up. You know? You see that thing that looks like a weird boogie or something. Yeah.
Speaker 2:I know it too.
Speaker 1:Well, go ahead and share.
Speaker 2:If I could think of it, I would.
Speaker 1:Is it right on the tip of your tongue or the tip of your nose? You might say I'll tie it up right now. Nothing, that's all right, guys. I'll tie it up right now. Nothing, that's alright guys. You guys were. You can't be a chance every time. I'll give you guys another. Well, dalton, you gonna take a stab at it? No, I'm not. I'm just waiting for you to say something I can't remember.
Speaker 2:I know you don't gotta wait long you're gonna tell me and I'm gonna go. Oh shit, uh schnoodle what were you?
Speaker 1:why are you looking at me like that? Hey, remember, I know you don't get to wait long. You're going to tell me and I'm going to go. Oh shit, schnoodle. What were you going to say? Why are you looking at me like?
Speaker 2:that? What's that? What were you going to say?
Speaker 1:I didn't know it, I guess what were you going to say? You weren't sure.
Speaker 2:If I had an answer, I'd give it to you.
Speaker 1:So, yeah, it's H N O O D L E.
Speaker 3:Uh, studies show that the snood length can have an effect on sexual selection.
Speaker 1:So is there a human, human comparison Uh, leader, Uh, anyways. So the females will, uh, we'll choose, uh males, sometimes depending on the length of their snoodle, and it's also you're kidding, right?
Speaker 2:I'm not kidding. Really, I guess they are ugly, you gotta look for something in them, right? I don't know if turkeys are here. Yeah, they're.
Speaker 1:I mean, I know, when you shoot a turkey and stuff, you look at the fighting spurs on them and obviously they're fan.
Speaker 3:And now you look at the schnoodle. Yeah, you look at the schnoodle. And now you look at the schnoodle. Yeah, you look at the schnoodle. Is it the schnoodle or the snoodle? Schnoodle S-C-H.
Speaker 2:So, who came up with that? Germans.
Speaker 4:Yeah, levi's schnoodle actually made that up. What, yeah, I have heard that before.
Speaker 1:It's a weird thing, right, it's random, but yeah, so the hens will, and then apparently it's like a mood ring. So if the turkeys are like real mad, it'll turn red, and if they're happy, it kind of goes to a more mellow white. I completely made that up, but it would be interesting if that's how it worked.
Speaker 2:You had me with that one too. I was giving you a very skeptical look. There you are. Yeah, no actually double.
Speaker 1:gut you, that is partially true. That's how my schnoodle works.
Speaker 3:You have as long power as the host, so you can just tell us nonsense.
Speaker 1:My schnoodle's red, but I'm happy. Okay now, this isn't appropriate for kids. So, boys, you guys have your new Inuk Shook Tukes. Sweet, oh, nice, catch Ben, he missed it. We've had some pretty good snap cold weather here lately. Those are going to come in handy. They'll come in handy. Yeah, guys, thanks for coming out and participating. Someone had to lose.
Speaker 2:I'm glad you guys took that position, but last time it wasn't you.
Speaker 1:Thanks for having us. Yeah, I'm glad you guys paying attention. That's why it's not just me running this program here. So until next time, shoot straight, vote right, keep your strings tight and we'll hear from you again.