Hunts On Outfitting Podcast
Stories! As hunters and outdoors people that seems to be a common thing we all have lots of. Join your amateur guide and host on this channel Ken as he gets tales from guys and gals. Chasing that trophy buck for years to an entertaining morning on the duck pond, comedian ones, to interesting that's what you are going to hear. Also along with some general hunting discussions from time to time but making sure to leave political talks out of it. Don't take this too serious as we sure don't! If you enjoy this at all or find it fun to listen to, we really appreciate if you would subscribe and leave a review. Thanks for. checking us out! We are also on fb as Hunts on outfitting, and instagram. We are on YouTube as Hunts on outfitting podcast.
Hunts On Outfitting Podcast
Trivia Night Challenge 3 ! Ken And The Crews Wild Test Of Knowledge, Test Your Skills.
Buckle up for a wild ride as Dalton Patterson takes the reins to host our third monthly hunting trivia showdown! We've assembled two formidable teams of hunting enthusiasts ready to test their outdoor knowledge in a hilarious battle of wits.
Team "Facial Hair" reunites trivia veteran Kyle Gillies with one of our most unexpected guests ever - self-proclaimed hunting expert "Hunter Phil," who can't stop promoting his questionable book "This Is Your Season." Facing them down is Team "Peach Fuzz," featuring local craftsmen Scott McKillop and Caleb Jones, both determined to claim the coveted Hunts On Outfitting camo hats.
As the questions fly, you'll find yourself learning fascinating tidbits about hunting history, wildlife biology, and outdoor regulations. Did you know Newfoundland hosts the world's only non-resident huntable caribou herd? Or that pheasants can fly at a surprising 48 miles per hour? From the origins of the Boone and Crockett Club to the specifics of waterfowl migration patterns and raccoon hunting caliber restrictions, this episode delivers both education and entertainment.
The competition remains neck-and-neck throughout, with hilarious trash-talking, questionable hunting stories, and genuine camaraderie shining through. The intensity builds to a climactic finale featuring perhaps the most unexpected trivia question we've ever asked (hint: it involves bird anatomy).
Whether you're a seasoned hunter looking to test your knowledge or simply enjoy the banter between passionate outdoorsmen, this episode captures the spirit of hunting culture - the perfect blend of expertise, storytelling, and friendship that makes our community special. Join us for the laughs, stay for the learning, and see which team claims ultimate trivia victory!
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this is hunts on 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. All right, thanks, listeners from all over the world that tune in weekly to this podcast. We appreciate it very much and we can see that you're out there this week on the podcast. We've got a really good one for you. I think it is a trivia one.
Speaker 1:But first, uh, before we get to that, I just got to tell you guys, with you know, a lot of areas in the world. Right now it's spring. I know that for my beagles and stuff and some people with coonhounds, trial season's coming up. Uh, in our neck of the woods here the snow has gone down enough that we can actually get out and, uh, run through it now. Before we had too snow I could hardly get anywhere with the dogs. So that brings me to tell you about you know I've switched it up. Right now I'm on the Inuk Shook Dog Food 30-25 blend. This blend has a great balance of protein, fat and carbohydrates to support your dog with optimal performance. This thing really keeps my dogs going day after day. You know, running, getting in shape for trials and just getting back into the groove of things. So if you go to a Nook Shooks website, put in your address. They're going to show you where a reseller near you lives and it's great stuff.
Speaker 1:So this week on the podcast we have our monthly trivia. This is our third one, this one here, dalton Patterson, the firefighting farmer who's been on here before. Dalton's been on the podcast quite a few times and he actually hosted this podcast, this trivia one. Dalton came up with the questions. He did a good job keeping the train on the tracks, with hosting it and, yeah, I think you guys will enjoy it. He did a great job. If you forget who's who, everyone that's been on this trivia one has been on the podcast before.
Speaker 1:So the guy that's kind of looking a little off to the side in the picture with the Inuksha cat is Scott McKillop, the carpenter and concrete worker, local guy here, his partner for this, caleb Jones. Caleb's wearing the black hoodie. Caleb's a carpenter around here. He's the one that got the big deer that was on a few podcasts ago probably five or six now ago to talk about that Dalton big guy with a great big grin on his face. That is your host for this podcast, the guy with big old grin wearing a gray sweatshirt with a Huntsman outfitting camo ball cap on Kyle Gillies.
Speaker 1:Kyle, this is his third trivia. This is trivia number three for us and three for Kyle, so it's been great having him on trivia. This is trivia number three for us and three for kyle, so it's been great having him on. And um, these trivias are good, good questions. You'll probably learn something, but they are meant to be just uh fun as well. So, in keeping in that fun spirit, uh, kyle's co? Uhstar partner for the trivia is none other than Hunter Phil, which he will introduce himself once we get going. So, dalton, take it from here.
Speaker 2:All right, and welcome back to Hunts on Outfitting podcast. You're going to notice things sound a little different tonight. We've got me Dalton hosting trivia, so for trivia tonight. We've got me dalton hosting trivia, so for trivia. Tonight we've got two teams. We have got team facial hair consisting of our friend hunter, phil and kyle returning I'm pleased to be here.
Speaker 1:Uh, to tell you truth, dalton, thanks for having me on, talk about my book, me and my partner here. Uh, what was your name, son kyle? Well, miles, it's great to have you on and, uh, I just want to tell you this this is your season. Okay, and it's true. Could you read the cover for me there, son? This is your season.
Speaker 3:That's right. Did you read the cover? No, did you get a?
Speaker 1:deer this year. Yes, did you get a deer this year? See, it works just like that, okay. So I'm fired up and I'm glad to be on here, and you know, I just want to start off by taking a reading from chapter one, and it's called, uh, you know, friday may 11th. Uh, it's not deer season. Chapter nine. Uh, you know if uh first rule of this book is, uh, you know, when you get to your deer, stand, uh, sit there and shut the shut the hell up, okay okay, all right so that's what we're doing.
Speaker 1:Tonight. We're going to talk about my book okay, so hunter. So Hunter Phil is here promoting his new book Yep, and you can find that anywhere. Books are Okay and it's going to be great, it's going to be your season. If you read it and if you notice, if you're looking on there, I'm pointing at you and when I turn the book a bit, I'm pointing at you. Okay, I'm sorry, here you go.
Speaker 2:Chris Alright, kyle Kyle, how do you feel tonight? Tell us.
Speaker 3:Oh, pretty good.
Speaker 2:Alright, you ready to go for round 3? For you, alright, and on team Peach Fuzz On the other side of the room we have got Scott returning and Caleb how do you guys feel? Great.
Speaker 3:Feel like winners, champions.
Speaker 1:That's funny cause you look like losers.
Speaker 2:And what are we playing for tonight? We are playing for two hunts on outfitting hats in camouflage.
Speaker 1:I'll tell you what there, dolphin, I'll kick things up a gear and I'll even throw in a copy of my new book. You shouldn't have. Yeah, that's right, because next year could be your season if you read this. Okay, and there's a lot of good points, like chapter 14, we talk about if your buddy's got a good hunting spot. You've got a good hunting spot because you're going to follow them now and then there, incognito, of course.
Speaker 2:But okay, dalton, take it from here, we're ready to start our trivia Sure, All right, so by default, team one team. Facial hair is going to start with the first question.
Speaker 3:That's bullshit.
Speaker 1:I'm sorry. What was that son? That's bullshit. What's All right, Are you serious?
Speaker 2:right now. The Boone and Crockett Club formed a collection of outstanding big game trophies in 1906. Formed a collection of outstanding big game trophies in 1906. In order to preserve trophies for years to come, the name of this collection is called A the Boone and Crockett Museum. Get rid of there, kelly. B the National Wildlife Preserve. C the National Collection of Heads and Horns. D Trophy Animals of Tomorrow.
Speaker 1:What do you think? Think there, Miles.
Speaker 2:You want to read them through again, yep, so you just want the answers we can use each one in a sentence. A the Boone and Crockett Museum. B the National Wildlife Preserve. C the National Collection of Heads and Horns. D Trophy Animals of Tomorrow.
Speaker 1:Okay, you want me to take this one.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 1:We're going to go with obviously B B. That is incorrect. Okay, did someone write stupid on my head while I was?
Speaker 2:fast asleep tonight, All right. So team two Peach Fuzz, you want to try and steal.
Speaker 3:Can you repeat the question? Yep sure.
Speaker 2:The Boone and Crockett Club formed a collection of outstanding big game trophies in 1906 in order to preserve trophies for years to come. The name of this collection is called A. The Boone and Crockett Museum. B. The National Wildlife Preserve. C the National Collection of Heads and Horns. D Trophy Animals of Tomorrow.
Speaker 1:I don't know, I'm thinking.
Speaker 3:A, what are you thinking? I was thinking A, but it sounds awful obvious.
Speaker 1:It does. I'm thinking you should start with A, so you're saying A yeah.
Speaker 2:Also incorrect oh. So the answer is the National Collection of Heads and Horns. I knew it All right Good work, nick, so nobody gets a point.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, great start yeah.
Speaker 2:All right, so now we're going to be going to Team Peach Fuzz and what makes you qualified to host this.
Speaker 1:It's alright, me, Kyle.
Speaker 2:True or false. In the province of Ontario there are no Counties with a restriction Over .22 caliber for hunting raccoons. True or false?
Speaker 3:No, restriction over .22 caliber for hunting raccoons, true or false?
Speaker 2:I'd like to take this.
Speaker 3:Yes, as in. What I'm asking you is you can shoot them with whatever in Ontario. Is that what you're asking?
Speaker 2:Not at all, so I'll read the question again.
Speaker 3:I thought you just said there's no restrictions to caliber size, just listen.
Speaker 2:Okay. In the province of Ontario. Okay, I'd like to steal this one.
Speaker 1:Yeah no, so would Chris here.
Speaker 2:In the province of Ontario there are no counties with a restriction over .22 caliber for hunting raccoons. True or false? Just pick one.
Speaker 3:False.
Speaker 2:That's correct. There's one county in the province of Ontario that you are allowed to hunt with up to a .243.
Speaker 3:See, I knew that.
Speaker 1:For raccoons For raccoons at night. I would like to get the general weight of these raccoons, so that sounds like an awful big caliber for something that's sweating around at 30 pounds, so that's going to be 1.13.
Speaker 2:Peach fuzz yes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's an interesting fact which I talk about in my book here. This Is your Season, chapter 16, caliber for Coons. That's why you should bring that up.
Speaker 2:Okay, so we're going to go with team facial hair.
Speaker 1:When does a?
Speaker 2:doe. As in what age does a doe, a white-tailed doe, weigh the most? A, two years, b, four years, C, six years or D?
Speaker 1:eight years. All right there, columbus, I'll let you take this one.
Speaker 2:Tell me what you're thinking. Tell me what you're thinking Four years, Okay. Well, we didn't discuss this as a team.
Speaker 1:Okay, well, we're guessing a teammate.
Speaker 2:That's going to be one point for team facial hair, so we're sitting at 1-1.
Speaker 3:Good job, pubic hairs Keep going there.
Speaker 1:Millie, Are you serious right now? Are we going to allow that? We're not taking off points or sportsmanship.
Speaker 2:I didn't hear it, Sorry what happened.
Speaker 1:Oh, it just points or sportsmanship. What happened? Slander, that's fine, the slander came at us fast and hard. We'll say something back later, okay.
Speaker 2:Team Peach Fuzz. Your second question which of these locations is not an important location for waterfowl birds migrating on the Pacific Flyway? Parking lot A the Alaksan National Wildlife Area, b the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge, c the Suisin Marsh or D the McKee Island National Refuge.
Speaker 3:Hmm, this is your question.
Speaker 1:I'd like to phone a friend. Okay, hello, not an option. This is Hunter Phil here.
Speaker 2:I'll take a stab at it. You got a 25% chance.
Speaker 3:Repeat them.
Speaker 2:Okay. The answers the answers All right. The A, the Alaskan.
Speaker 3:National Wildlife Alaskan or Alak-san.
Speaker 1:Alak-san See, I heard Alaskan.
Speaker 2:Well, that's how I have it spelled here. So, but I'm not illiterate.
Speaker 1:Alak-san, you a question.
Speaker 2:How's it actually said the Alak-san National Wildlife?
Speaker 1:Area. Okay, I feel like we're trying to say the same word, but we're not getting there together. Okay, is it? Alaskan? Alaksan, alaksan, what a l a k s e? N? Okay, that is not how you spell alaskan. No, it's not I'll tell you is that what you're going for? Yes, al Alaskan Alaksan, because you spelt it wrong, correct? I'm going to let these guys answer.
Speaker 2:We're out B the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge C, the Sui Sun Marsh. That's spelled S-U-I-S-U-N. For the record D, the McKee Island National Refuge.
Speaker 3:Rock paper scissors on. Who answers Okay?
Speaker 2:Rock paper, scissors.
Speaker 1:Boy that was slow on the draw there, caleb.
Speaker 3:I don't know my generation, we just went rock paper scissors man.
Speaker 2:Rock paper scissors, smoking. What's your answer? We just went rock paper scissors man Rock paper, scissors, Smoked him. What's your answer.
Speaker 3:Oh, I get an answer because I won yes.
Speaker 2:See Incorrect.
Speaker 3:You chose the Sui.
Speaker 2:Sun Marsh.
Speaker 3:What was that so?
Speaker 2:it is going to be Team Facial Hair's chance to steal.
Speaker 1:Okay, what would be your answer? Well, chris, here would like to take it. Alex D.
Speaker 2:D, that's correct.
Speaker 3:The McKee Island National.
Speaker 2:Refuge is actually on the Atlantic Flyway.
Speaker 1:How the hell did you know that?
Speaker 3:Lucky guess is what it was. I'm going to be honest with you. He probably didn't.
Speaker 1:Intuition Right.
Speaker 3:Hey.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 3:What's going on here? Where did they get the first point from Phil? Phil, get over there At that whiteboard.
Speaker 2:The dough question Was how they? They had an easy one.
Speaker 1:We'll be right back, cause we're gonna get A couple more points up there. Alright, take it away there, dolphin.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm going to. Let you guys pick, true or false. What do you want?
Speaker 3:Do we get the question right now?
Speaker 2:Do you want true or false? Did you steal?
Speaker 3:They just stole that question.
Speaker 2:I'm picking for you guys. Good job, cody, in the Palmer True or false In the Palmer Wasilla Management Area of Alaska.
Speaker 1:Hold on. Could you shut the hell up over here? What was that? I don't mean to be rude, but there was a guy talking when you were reading.
Speaker 2:Okay, ready, yeah, alright.
Speaker 1:True or false?
Speaker 2:In the Palmer Wasilla Management Area of Alaska, it is illegal to hunt waterfowl except with falconry or a bow and arrow.
Speaker 1:Are you trying? Is there hidden cameras in here or something? Are you serious? That's the question.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Either a falcon or a bow and arrow.
Speaker 1:No, no, no.
Speaker 2:I should read the question again, guys. Okay, true or false?
Speaker 1:He seemed to be pretty familiar with it.
Speaker 2:In the Palmer-Wasilla management area of Alaska, it is illegal to hunt waterfowl, with the exception of falconry or bow and arrow.
Speaker 3:I think we'll steal this one when they get it wrong.
Speaker 2:So I'm asking you if it's legal or illegal.
Speaker 1:Okay, what are you thinking?
Speaker 2:Not much, so I'm asking you if it's illegal. So true would mean that it is illegal, yeah, other than bow and arrow and falconry, and false would mean that it is completely illegal. I know it, I'm thinking bow. It's not either.
Speaker 3:You're not even understanding the question yet, boys. Okay, you only get one repeat, let him answer, it Is there stupid on my forehead.
Speaker 1:I can't quite see because that's how it feels right now. False.
Speaker 2:False Final answer Incorrect. Okay, that wasn't a final answer then Well, you guys go ahead. I guess answer steal it.
Speaker 3:Well, I'm leaning towards true.
Speaker 2:True. So just to repeat this for everybody listening In the Palmer Wassila Management Area of Alaska it is illegal to hunt waterfowl, except the only way you can hunt waterfowl in this management area is with falconry or a bow and arrow.
Speaker 1:Okay, I would like to meet those people, both of them.
Speaker 3:Who the hell's?
Speaker 1:hitting waterfowl with a bow and who the hell's got a falconry hitting waterfowl is what I'd like to know. You know what I'm saying there, miles? Yeah, I know what you're saying.
Speaker 2:He knows.
Speaker 1:Good job, miles, because he's done some falconry.
Speaker 3:He's got a couple chickens pretty good flying.
Speaker 1:You seem like the kind of guy that takes a blackstone to a deer stand Once or twice, maybe, all right. Okay, I'm sorry about that, team Peach Fuzz, it's your turn to a deer stand Once or twice, maybe. Alright, okay, I'm sorry about that, team Peach Fuzz it's your turn.
Speaker 2:True or false? The bongo, an African game species, is the only triglyphid in which both sexes have horns. True or false?
Speaker 3:Apparently they hunt drums in Africa, dominic.
Speaker 1:Is there a guitar?
Speaker 3:species as well Any other instruments down there In a bassist.
Speaker 1:They hunt some weird stuff in Africa. That's why they don't have laws in which they should. I talk about that in my book this Is your Season about what should and should not be hunted in Africa. That's why they don't have laws in which they should. I talked about that in my book this Is your Season what should and should not be hunted in Africa. Bongos and basses are off the menu.
Speaker 3:Alright, you guys go ahead and answer.
Speaker 2:Take your time, hurry up.
Speaker 3:What are you answering? I answered the past three times. I'm going to go false. You're going to go false past three times.
Speaker 2:I'm gonna go false. You're gonna go false that is incorrect.
Speaker 3:God damn it.
Speaker 1:You serious? You're allowed to hunt drums in Africa. That is wild Kyle. I know where we're going to Next hunting story.
Speaker 2:So it's your guys' chance to steal. What's the answer? I guess it's probably true, that's correct.
Speaker 1:Damn, you're good.
Speaker 2:We didn't get one added on when we got the false one. Yeah, we did.
Speaker 3:It was 2-1 for them and we tied her up. So now Team Peach Fuzz there is going to have to come back on.
Speaker 2:Peach Fuzz is 2 and it is Team Facial Hair's time for a question. Okay well give it to us.
Speaker 1:If we're ready, how about?
Speaker 2:that Boone and Crockett dates back to the year 1985. Why do we keep getting the Boone and Crockett one? The first events at which they scored animals was held by Theodore Roosevelt. In what city? A, washington, b, springfield, missouri, c, new, d, anchorage.
Speaker 1:Alaska. Okay well, you got me there, but, good thing, my partner here. What was it? I'm going to say B, b, okay, well, we're going to talk about that as teammates.
Speaker 2:Go ahead, talk about it.
Speaker 1:What did you think that? There, chris, just an educated guess. I guess Okay, kermit, okay, yeah, we'll go with that, yeah sure.
Speaker 2:Okay, so B is going to be incorrect. Okay, well, maybe not quite really educated, was it?
Speaker 1:That was maybe the wrong choice, yeah.
Speaker 2:I almost laughed when you said it, Geez.
Speaker 1:Kermit really dropped the ball on that one.
Speaker 2:All right.
Speaker 3:Okay, so Team Peach.
Speaker 2:Fuzz. Yeah, so your question is Boone and Crockett dates back to the year 1895. The first event at which they scored animals was held by Theodore Roosevelt? In what city? A Washington, b, springfield, missouri, c. New York, d, anchorage, alaska.
Speaker 3:What did they say? B? I would say A, I agree.
Speaker 2:A.
Speaker 3:Washington yeah.
Speaker 2:Incorrect.
Speaker 1:Oh, take that, Boone, and.
Speaker 2:Crockett dates back to the year 1895. The first event at which they scored animals was held by Theodore Roosevelt in what city?
Speaker 1:The answer is New York. Okay, why don't you give a little background on Theodore Roosevelt there?
Speaker 2:Okay, so why did you guys say Washington?
Speaker 3:Because he's president. Oh, that's a good one.
Speaker 1:That's why we didn't put that one. Chris Miles or.
Speaker 2:Clunky, so nobody's going to get points on that one.
Speaker 1:Okay, do you know why they called Theodore Roosevelt? Teddy Roosevelt Didn't think so, and this is a true story, you can look it up, fact check it, I prefer if you didn't think so. So there is, and this is a true story, you can look it up, fact check it, prefer if you didn't. Though. So he was out bear hunting a long time ago and this guy tied up a bear for him to go and shoot, and he wouldn't do it because it was tied up. So that's why they called him Teddy Roosevelt. Really Uh-huh Interesting. I made most of that up, but a lot of it's true. Well, I was wondering.
Speaker 1:No, it's true, pretty much Can't ask him, but can read about it, and maybe you both. This is your season.
Speaker 2:All right, so the next question is going to go to Team Peach Fuzz right.
Speaker 3:Yeah, we get the next one.
Speaker 2:All right. How many whitet tail subspecies have biologists identified?
Speaker 3:a, 1 b, 12 c, 15 d, more than 30. This is a good question.
Speaker 2:We'd like to steal this.
Speaker 1:We have the great white deer over here, who you, or caleb him?
Speaker 3:he's already he's red hair and white. That guy gets burnt walking out when it's cloudy.
Speaker 1:The beach is no go zone for this guy. Well, I can tell you, I hunt one. He's burning in the light. Right now, the LEDs are like LED nose for him.
Speaker 3:That was pure white tail. That wasn't no off species.
Speaker 1:Yeah, are you related to Dracula? Because he is what I'll tell you. These LEDs are LE No's for this guy. He's getting burnt up, his hat's melting, he's getting red as we're speaking right now.
Speaker 3:And there's not even any garlic in the room.
Speaker 1:The microwave numbers would like freak him out. That'd give him sunburn right there. Okay, go ahead there. All right, folks, you guys have an answer. I don't even remember what the answer is. I'll read it again. I'll read it again.
Speaker 2:How many whitetail subspecies have biologists identified? A 1. B, 12. C, 15. Or D more than 30.
Speaker 1:Okay, time's up, We'll take it.
Speaker 2:No, no no, okay, go ahead, just be quick.
Speaker 3:What do you think? You're the one who shot a deer. I haven't even shot a deer.
Speaker 1:Okay, there Go there. Gray Wyatt, I go with.
Speaker 3:D, but that's me Sure let's go with D.
Speaker 1:It is D, isn't it? That's correct. Fuck. Okay, you don't got to be a bitch about it. We won't steal that one, of course, great White, over there, it sounded like you knew me. Good job, dracula. Next question.
Speaker 2:All right. Next question Team Facial here.
Speaker 1:Pheasants can fly or run.
Speaker 2:Yep, they can but prefer to run. If they have to fly, how fast can they fly? I don't know how fast A 22 miles an hour, b 28 miles an hour, b 28 miles an hour, c 48 miles an hour or D 52 miles an hour.
Speaker 1:Okay, which one would you go with? What? What would they? Okay, they can run faster than they can fly.
Speaker 2:What they can run faster than they can fly.
Speaker 3:Really.
Speaker 1:You know me and Scooter over here Actually went on a.
Speaker 2:So what's your final answer In?
Speaker 1:his book. Are you shitting me right now? Okay, you are done answering. Okay repeat the questions. We only need the answers, see me and Scooter over here we went pheasant hunting 22 miles an hour and one came up and tickled him right by the balls.
Speaker 1:We almost shot and he told us to shoot and we were like no, because we could mess up his face worse than it is. I think he's been shot before for the looks of it, but we didn't get any pheasants that day, but that was the only good shot. Well, thank you. Thank you for the story Yep.
Speaker 2:A 22 miles an hour. B. 28 miles an hour C. 48 miles an hour. D. 52 miles an hour. C. 48 miles an hour. D. 52 miles an hour.
Speaker 3:Did you want to take?
Speaker 2:it Is this running or flying Flying, okay, can you get this guy out of here.
Speaker 3:You said you didn't want the question again Is it flying or running? I thought it was running. Do you want the question again? It's flying. I got a guess. I'll kick him out for you, you got a guess we don't even know if they're running or flying.
Speaker 2:Yet the costume is flying, yes, Okay, I'll go with C.
Speaker 3:Would, you like to consult your part?
Speaker 1:Okay, never mind.
Speaker 2:That's a no.
Speaker 3:They are fast. That was a lucky guess. No, he knew it. You got to think about just the speed and how fast it actually is they can cruise long.
Speaker 1:It's me and Scooter over here trying to catch one and that did not go. End up well, he had rats going up his pants from the marsh. He tripped in a hole and it was crazy. All right, go ahead there, dolphin.
Speaker 2:All right, team Facial Hair. We'll be right back. What year was the Delta Waterfowl Foundation founded?
Speaker 3:A oh, that was a steal that we just did.
Speaker 2:That's right, all right, sorry, team Peach Fuzz, let's start again. What year was the Delta Waterfowl Foundation founded? A 1902. B 1911. C02, b 1911, c 1946 or D 1951.
Speaker 1:Alright, here's what I want you to do, Just guess.
Speaker 2:Shit.
Speaker 3:Oh, you want me to guess?
Speaker 2:Yeah just guess who else would you be talking to?
Speaker 3:A.
Speaker 1:Incorrect. Okay, we'd like to take it from here. Yep 1951. 1951. Also incorrect.
Speaker 3:Suck it.
Speaker 2:Okay, we will not be sucking it, All right so the correct answer to what year was the Delta Waterfowl Foundation founded was the year 1911.
Speaker 3:I really thought the year 1946 would trip you guys up. I did. I knew it was 19-something.
Speaker 2:Well, all the answers were 19-something. Yeah, that's the way I thought that.
Speaker 3:I get the thought process as a truly educated guest when you give me all the answers that are 19-something. It's got to be 19-something.
Speaker 1:I feel you player. I also feel the same All right.
Speaker 2:So next question goes to Team Facial Hair. So we're sitting at three for Team Facial Hair and four for Team Peach Fuzz.
Speaker 1:Okay, we don't get a point at all, but True or false, excuse me.
Speaker 2:True or false, I'm just so nervous about this next question newfoundland is home to the only non-resident huntable caribou herd in the world. True or false? Newfoundland is home to the only non-resident huntable caribou herd in the world, meaning you can come in as a non-resident and either apply or buy a license In Newfoundland. It's the only one in the world, true or false?
Speaker 1:True, okay, true, yes, correct, right on there.
Speaker 2:Alright, so we are sitting at, if I'm not mistaken, we have got one question left and a bonus question if we need it, and we're sitting at 4-4 hold on a second.
Speaker 1:We're back. We're going to keep it right here alright, we are back for the finale and a bonus question left.
Speaker 2:We're sitting at 4-4 team facial hair versus team peach fuzz. How? Facial hair versus team peach fuzz? How are we feeling?
Speaker 3:team peach fuzz good, strong, confident strong okay, okay, they don't look it um.
Speaker 1:We're feeling good, we're feeling good, we're feeling great, right? Oh yeah, for sure okay yeah, for sure, we're feeling a lot of confidence uh, basically we feel like we're we're skydiving right now, because we're up high, we're coming down low, so you're not that low. Nope, we're going to hit the ground running. Okay, okay, yeah, all right, the parachutes will come out.
Speaker 2:So, if I'm correct, the next question is for Team Facial Hair.
Speaker 3:Nope, they just got theirs right.
Speaker 2:You're right. I apologize, could you step out of the room for a minute? Team Peach Fuzz here we go. So if you don't get this right, then you're in rough shape, because it's true or false? Let's hear it.
Speaker 1:Prepare to lose, we're ready, true, or?
Speaker 2:false. The restriction for hunting small game in the province of Ontario is limited to .275 caliber.
Speaker 1:Okay, maybe break the awkward silence.
Speaker 3:Oh, I'd hope so, if somebody can't shoot a small game with less than .72.
Speaker 2:So you're saying true.
Speaker 3:I don't want to answer. Yeah, sure.
Speaker 2:True, I think true. Yeah, okay, you're correct.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I was going to say like. All right, If you can't yeah so.
Speaker 1:What we just won. Phil, you basically led them to that question and gave it to them in a silver platter.
Speaker 2:Well, let's just say, they got it wrong and I had to ask you one more question because, I wasn't going to let you steal it, yeah, okay.
Speaker 3:Better, come my way, because we're the champions.
Speaker 2:The largest bird penis in the world belongs to.
Speaker 1:Big bird off of Sesame Street A.
Speaker 2:The mallard duck. B, a common eider. C An Argentine lake duck. It's not common if you've seen the sides of it. Or D A khaki Campbell.
Speaker 3:What about the ostrich? If ostrich or emu, it's got to be number one?
Speaker 1:That's my question. I like to see pictures of each one, and if they're usually flying. I'll repeat it, I would like them emailed which one comes in on the water the slowest, because that would be my guess he was not clear for landing down below. Okay, yeah, complete it, repeat it, repeat it, not complete it.
Speaker 2:We'd like you to complete it.
Speaker 1:We'd like you to repeat it the largest bird penis belongs to A the mallard duck.
Speaker 2:What's the largest?
Speaker 1:bird's what? What? Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 2:The mallard duck B A common eider, eider. I'm not sure how it's pronounced, it's eider C, eider.
Speaker 1:I'm not sure how it's pronounced, it's eider. I talk about that in my book C, an Argentine lake duck.
Speaker 3:Or D a khaki Campbell. It's definitely the guy who went in the khakis.
Speaker 1:He's wearing the khakis to show off what he's got down below. But we're going to go with B okay.
Speaker 2:Okay, so you'd have had that incorrect.
Speaker 3:Okay, I would like to go with the correct one, so they still would have won it's definitely the Mallards.
Speaker 2:What, yeah, what is it? The Argentine Lake Duck.
Speaker 3:Whatever, we didn't need that one, you got a picture of it. No.
Speaker 2:We'd like to see. So your winners are Team Peach Fuzz. How does it feel have such a terrible name and still come out on top?
Speaker 3:Champions are champions. It doesn't matter what the team name is.
Speaker 2:Okay, okay, caleb, if you're not first, you're last, that's right.
Speaker 1:Okay, Ricky.
Speaker 2:Bobby.
Speaker 3:The team came in strong.
Speaker 1:We feel like we would have won. But we wanted to give the advantage to the people because we thought maybe it would make them feel better about themselves.
Speaker 2:Okay, so they're going to feel better about themselves because they're going to have new hats.
Speaker 1:Yeah, give me my hat. Well, we've got nice hats, so we don't care quite as much. I hope it doesn't fit.
Speaker 3:That ain't going on my end.
Speaker 2:Plot twist our hats are actually children's hats.
Speaker 3:I was going to say I'll give that to my kid and she won't wear it, all right well, thank you folks for listening.
Speaker 2:We hope you enjoyed our trivia episode, and does anybody have anything they'd like to add?
Speaker 1:I had a pile of fun. I'd like to win next time, so I'd like a different partner. Okay, and I'm not saying it's all his fault, but I'm saying Craig did great.
Speaker 1:Well, craig dropped the ball on a lot of them because I said okay, craig, you can answer, and I don't want to point fingers at anybody, but if I would, right now I'd be pointing all of them at him, to my left, and also the guy asking the questions. I felt like they were a little one-sided and there's a bit of an inside job there. But overall, you know, we're feeling good, right, yeah, not too bad, okay, but next time I'd like to win.
Speaker 2:So, kyle, do you have any response? Because you're now one for three. So me and you won. Remember the first one, you and I won Yep, and then the last two. We lost one and you just lost this one.
Speaker 3:How's that feel I'm gonna pull my socks up. I think you?
Speaker 2:now have the worst record In Hunts On Trivia podcast.
Speaker 3:Or.
Speaker 2:Hunts On Podcast Trivia.
Speaker 3:My apologies For when me and him are talking yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's true. That's true. Scott's got two losses. Okay, well, thank you.
Speaker 3:No, I got one win, one loss. No, but we've been on twice for trivia.
Speaker 2:Oh, that's right, that's right. Okay, all right. Well, folks, thank you very much for listening. We will catch us next time on Hunts, on Outfitting Podcast.
Speaker 3:Phil and Greg.
Speaker 1:All right, guys. Thanks for listening in. Until next time, shoot straight, vote right, keep your lines tight and we'll see you next time.