The MeatEater Podcast - Ep. 313: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia II

Episode Date: February 9, 2022

Spencer Neuharth hosts another round of MeatEater Trivia with Steven Rinella, Jay Scott, Jason Phelps, Paul Lewis, Garrett Long, and Phil Taylor. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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without cell phone service as a special offer. You can get a free three months to try out OnX if you visit onxmaps.com slash meet. Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia. That's right. This is the second time. We're doing a dedicated episode to it. Last time was the Christmas edition. This time it's just straight trivia. Steve will be satisfied.

There's no family feud. Christmas questions. Too complicated. And I should point out that I think me and Brody have won the same number of times. You guys have won 80% of the times that we have played media trivia. Some tension in the air for this one. But, in Brody's defense, how many times have you played Brody?

Three? Two. Two, and he's won twice. Seriously? Seriously. Clay has a similar stat. He wins every time he's here? Every time. Clay has played once, and Clay has won once. Oh. I've played once and Clay has won once. Oh. I've played once and got last.

Yeah, that's understandable. What I don't understand is how Brody wins every time he comes. He's that smart. Are you nervous, Jay? You've got to be a little bit nervous. I have no idea what's about to happen. Now we have a special cast in the room. We have Jay Scott, Jason Phelps, and Paul Lewis. Why are they here, Steve?

Well, because they're playing trivia with us. Well, besides that, this episode's coming out before the other thing. Is this a trick question? No. I just want you to tell folks to get them excited for the next episode. Well, because we're recording a show in which we discuss the mythical coos deer.

I like it. And why did you skip me? You've played before, Garrett. You played the first time we did trivia. Also joined by Garrett Long. In the room we have Jay Scott, Steve Rinella, Brody Henderson,

who wins every time he's here, Paul Lewis, Garrett Long, Philly Engineer, and Jason Phelps. Now this is Meat Eater Trivia. This is trivia you're not

going to get from Jeopardy or Trivial Pursuit or any Bar night trivia. These are born out of meat-eaters' four verticals. Here we go. What are they, Dean? Well, they're not real. I'll tell you what the four verticals are.

I'll tell you what the four verticals are. Hunt, fish, conservation, and wild foods. Yet, I will point out that that is not a good way to describe this because we don't have mountain men and pioneers. But they figure heavily into Trivial Pursuit. That's right. Not Trivial Pursuit. They figure heavily into Meat Eater Trivia. Now, there is a prize.

Meat Eater will donate $100 to the conservation organization of the winner's choosing. We've played five times so far. Brody has won twice. Steve has won twice. And Clay Newcomb has won once. Now we have some housekeeping from last time. Last time we played, I asked the room what popular

fish has a nickname, the copperbelly. The correct answer was bluegill, but Jason Isaacs wrote in to let me know that it's also common for offshore anglers on the east coast to refer to gag groupers as copperbellies. So, if you said gag grouper, which nobody in this room did,

you would have also gotten that one right. And finally, I made an egregious mistake on the last episode of trivia. I did. Did it cost me a win? No. Oh, we'll get to that part. About 20 folks wrote in to let me know of the error. I asked what state has the most game wardens in the country. A statistic I got from gamewardenedu.org. I told you guys the correct answer was Texas, but that was wrong. The real correct answer was Florida. Paul Wallett, who works for the Division of Law Enforcement for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, added some clarity to this answer. He said that about 20 years ago, Florida voted to combine the Florida Marine Patrol and Florida Game

and Freshwater Fish Commission, which came together to form North America's largest conservation law enforcement agency. So they currently have 848 sworn in members, while Texas only has 480. Now this doesn't change the results of the game. No one in the room said Florida and Steve, who won the game of trivia, said Missouri, so it wouldn't have altered the outcome. But I feel bad. That's a terrible mistake, and I vow to be better. Jay, can't you picture him getting a job as a real game show host? Absolutely. I like it. I like it.

All right, now for the game of trivia, play the music, Phil. Look, I need to know what I stand to win. Everything. How's that? You stand to win. Everything. How's that? You stand to win everything. Well done. Here we go. The first question, like every time we play, is multiple choice. The category is fishing. The question is, what is the most common lake name in America? Long, mud,

twin, or horseshoe? Man, we've got all of those around me. Yeah, where I grew up, within 60 miles, all four of these existed. Some of them were even like long two

and long One. So these are probably very familiar. Again, what is the most common lake name in America? Your options are Long, Mud, Twin, or Horseshoe. Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Jay saying Twin. Steve saying Mud.

Brody saying Twin, Paul saying twin, Garrett saying twin, Phil saying twin, and Jason Phelps saying mud. The correct answer is mud lake. Yeah! There are 897 mud lakes, 400 long lakes, 400 twin lakes, and 385 horseshoe lakes. As far as the most common creek names go, the top three monikers. Can I take a guess? Go for it. Clear. Dry.

No? Neither? Blue. There's three options, so give me a third guess. We always laugh about clear and dry. Clear and dry, and you say blue. You got one of those. The most common creek names are Mill Creek,

Spring Creek, and Dry Creek. If you want a deep dive into lake nomenclature, I covered this subject on themedia.com last year in an article called America's Most Common Lake Names. You see how he brings it around to articles, Jay? Very good. Was that just Steve and Jason who got mud there? Someone else get it?

Just Steve and Jason. Just Steve and Jason. Just Steve and Jason. Phil, what happened to our counter on the wall here? We are finding a new solution for the television. We're going to probably mount it somewhere else. We're in between the monitor. You know, every time we played, we became a little more advanced with trivia, but now we just took a step back all of a sudden.

I apologize. I vow to do better, Spencer. Thank you. We are on to question two. The topic is biology. This next great question is via my wife, Shelby. If you have a question that you think is right for me to trivia. She submitted a question online. That's right. You can either

let me know over supper, like my wife, or email me at trivia at the media dot com. The question is, what is the largest cat that purrs? What is the largest cat that purrs? What is the largest cat that purrs? Dude, I have no idea.

We have a stumped room. I think I've seen two people write an answer so far. The largest cat that purrs. I'm just going to put down my favorite cat. What's that, Brody? Oh, did he cover this? That's quite a hint you just gave there. Unfair advantage.

Yeah, someone who's heard every episode, I have no idea what this is. Does everybody have an answer? I do. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Jay saying a tiger. Steve saying a jaguar. Brody saying a mountain lion. Jaguar.

Paul saying an African lion. Garrett saying a panther. Phil saying jaguar. Jason saying tiger. The correct answer is mountain lion, which Brody got. And I think we would accept panther, right? Yeah. They're synonymous. We would accept panther. right? Yeah, they're synonymous.

We would accept panther. So we had Brody and Phil. Get it. Nope, not me. I think it was Garrett. Oh, I'm sorry. Garrett had panther. Cat species can be divided into two groups, cats that purr or cats that roar.

Generally, it's smaller cats that purr like bobcats, lynx, cheetahs, and mountain lions, and bigger cats that roar like Africanrican lions tigers leopards jaguars some scientists speculate with jaguars jaguars okay jaguars some scientists speculate cats evolved the ability to purr as a way to camouflage the cries of nursing kittens the perfect game is still intact for brody Henderson. Lots to unpack there in that little interstitial. Like what? They developed the ability to purr, to muffle the cries of kittens. Yeah, they're at a similar...

Oh. What would be the... Frequency. There you go. That's right. You got it. It's from Philly Engineer. We are on to question three.

The topic is cooking. What type of fish is the main ingredient in an Alaska sushi roll? Now, this is not a trick question. Sometimes an Alaska sushi roll will have imitation crab meat, which, as we know from playing trivia, is made of Alaskan pollock. That's not what I'm looking for. This is not a trick question. So what type of fish is the main ingredient in an Alaska sushi roll? Steve, again, seems stumped.

No, I'm not stumped. I'm just like, I'm just. Exasperated. I don't want to say it because I don't want to give it away to him. Okay. Does everybody have an answer written down? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Jay saying cod.

Steve saying king salmon. No, no, no, no, no, no. It's not what I said. Just salmon. He says salmon. Salmon. What are these called? Parentheses.

King in case you wanted a high level of specificity. Also on his whiteboard, he has a middle finger, John. Brody says salmon. Paul says salmon. Garrett says eel. Phil says salmon. And Jason says salmon. The room did very well.

The correct answer is salmon. The other main ingredients are often some combination of cucumber, avocado, mayo, wasabi, and rice. The origin of the Alaska roll is unknown, but it became popular shortly after the creation of the California roll in the 1960s, which has very similar ingredients. People did too well there, so I'm going to need everyone to raise their hand if they

got it right. Steve, Brody, Paul, me, Jason. What'd you put? Oh, you put down cod? We're on to questions. He was going North Alaska. That's right. I thought you said North Alaska. I've got two,

and Steve's got two, and you've got two now, I think. Does Garrett have two? No, just one. Just one. We're on to question four. The topic is public lands. This next great question comes to us via Wyatt Gross.

If you have a question you think is right for Meat Eater Trivia, you can send it to me at trivia at themeateater.com. I got a question. Yeah. Tell everybody about your new tattoo. I got a new tattoo. It's not that new. I got it

in November, but you know, it's long sleeves weather right now. I got multiple new tattoos. I know about all those. No, not that one. You want to take a guess at what that is? It's a fishing lure. That is a cattle brand. That is a cattle brand of the original owners of the La Brea Tar Pits. No shit. That's right. That's where my first date was. Really? With my wife.

I like it. The other new tattoo that Steve is referring to is aces and eights, and then a skull to represent the fifth mystery card. Yep. Dead man's hand from your home state. Wild Bill Hickok. Shot right there in South Dakota. Deadwood.

Question four. The topic is public lands. Again, this is via Wyatt Gross. Five states west of the Mississippi River don't have a national park. Name two of them. Five states west of the Mississippi River don't have a national park.

Name two of them. There's a lot of thinking going on. I see people thinking about where the Mississippi is. Then thinking about what's on the left side of there and then thinking about where national parks are. Give me two of the five states. Phil is laughing. Phil may give us a state on the east side of the Mississippi.

Is that what's funny? Thanks, Spencer. Appreciate it. I'm just trying to differentiate. I'm trying to remember what's considered a monument and what's a park and what's a... Yeah. We are just looking for national parks. I hate tribute, man.

The last time I was on here, I had so many people calling me like, ha ha, you're dumb. Does everybody have an answer? It wasn't one of them was your ma, was it? No, she doesn't listen to podcasts, but my dad was one of them. Does everybody have an answer? Yeah, I do. I'm not happy with it.

Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Jay saying Oregon and Idaho. Steve saying Nebraska and Idaho. Brody saying Nebraska and North Dakota. Paul saying Nebraska and Kansas. Garrett saying Texas. No, he spelled Kansas wrong. And Oklahoma. Phil saying Idaho and Oregon.

And Jason saying Kansas and Oklahoma. The correct answers are Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. Now this was an all or nothing, and I think we only had one person who got both of them being... Oh no, we had

two people. We had Jason and Paul. Well done, Jason and Paul. What's the national park in North Dakota? I don't know if I believe that. Teddy Roosevelt? Yeah. I couldn't remember where the old... Right off the top of his head. Now there are 20 states. I was going to leave the

Dakotas alone. Craters of the Moon. In Idaho, you technically get a sliver of Yellowstone, which we've talked about before, which has the zone of death. Now, there are 20 states in total that don't have a national park. Aren't you going to plug the zone of death article? The zone of death. Now, there are 20 states in total that don't have a national park. Aren't you going to plug the Zone of Death article? The Zone of Death article. You can read that on themedia.com, and it's called

Barroom Banter, colon, Yellowstone Zone of Death, which we also talked about on a podcast probably about a year ago. Now, there are 20 states in total that don't have a national park, with most of them being located in the Northeast. And as we discussed with the first question of the first ever game of Meteor

Trivia, California leads the country with nine national parks. We're on to question five. We will get a scoreboard update after this. The topic is Deer Camp. What popular liquor logo features a stag with a glowing crucifix between its antlers? What popular liquor logo features a stag with a glowing crucifix between its antlers?

Do you have to get spelling right here? No. Don't give hints. We had some fast answers. We've had some no answers. Because Garrett can't spell old crow. He's like, it's like O-L. No. A-O.

Does everybody have an answer? We'll give you a second here, Paul. Go ahead and reveal your answers in three, two, one. We have J. J's abstemious. J says no idea. Steve saying Jägermeister. Brody saying Jägermeister.

Paul without an answer. Garrett saying Jäger, Jäger, and Jäger. I'd just like to ask, has anybody ever been 0 for 5? Because I am. It's probably happened. You'll come around. The correct answer is Jägermeister.

Pat Durkin recently covered this in his article on themedia.com called The Post-Kill Traditions of North American Hunters. According to Jagermeister, the logo was inspired by St. Hubert, the patron saint of hunters. St. Hubert gained this title after seeing an enormous white stag with a glowing cross between its antlers walking through the forest. Hubert took this as a sign from God, vowed to better himself, quit hunting, and joined the church as a missionary and since 1935, St. Hubert's stag has been on every bottle

of Jagermeister. Aren't you guys part of your little thing going to say what Jagermeister means? What does it mean? Huntmaster. Oh, I like it. Didn't you read Phelps' board? No. Yeah, I went with Master Hunter. Well done. No bonus points, but I like it. Phil, give us a scoreboard update. Alright, in first

place, we have Jason Phelps with four points. Are you serious? Phelps is leading? Phelps is leading. Why is that surprising? Why? Because here's the thing. Next time you know why me and Brody do well? Why me and Brody do well? It's because we're exposed to so much of the same shit as Spencer is. Like, we email

all day about, oh, did you see this? Did you read that? So it's like, we're always much of the same shit as Spencer is. We email all day about, oh, did you see this? Did you read that? So it's like we're always reading the same shit. But you're not in our little loop. We have a huge advantage. But there's similar loops. He's independently curious. You have no right to be winning is what he said.

It's rigged in our favor. It's rigged in our favor because we're in the same mental space all the time. Jason is just organically smart. Jay's not absorbing any of the mental... Jason, you're doing great. I'm really happy for you. Steve and Brody are tied for second with three points, followed by

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Nah, this is where you catch up. This is where I catch up. Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Jay saying salmon eggs. Steve saying Canadian crawlers, a.k.a. night crawlers. That's what I was going to put. Brody saying live minnows.

Live minnows. Paul saying eggs. Garrett saying suckers. Phil saying power bait! Exclamation point. And Jason saying sand shrimp. The correct answer is night crawlers oh it was too easy it's estimated that my classic my compost pile my compost pile gives canada run for its money it's estimated that about 600 million night crawlers are sold in

north america each year creating a 200 million dollar industry. Although often marketed as Canadian night crawlers, they're actually native to Europe. It's believed the first night crawlers arrived here hundreds of years ago in the soils and plants of European settlers. Isn't that wild, though, that that worm is where you can find that worm all over the place, and that's a non-native worm. Oh, yeah. The honeybee is a non-native bug.

I read something about Minnesota once that they have, like like 15 types of earthworms or night crawlers, and zero of them are native to the state. There's like one native worm, and it's like an aquatic worm. You'll probably never see it in your life. One thing I like is you go to any boat launch in the world and find a grassy patch and dig down, and it's got crawlers. Because people are always dumping their crawlers. And southern Ontario is where most of them come from. Question seven. What's up?

Not anymore. Question seven. The topic is gear. It's common for archery companies to advertise IBO speed when marketing a new bow. What does IBO stand for? So if you were on like prime archery's website right now, you would look at one of their bows, Nexus 2, and one of the stats that you would see, like for any new bow, it would say IBO speed. What does IBO stand for? Jay is writing fast. This may be Jay's question that we have here.

I-B-O. A lot of writing going on. A lot of thinking. A lot of wrong answers. Folks are trying to invent an acronym if they don't know it. Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Jay saying international International Bow Hunter with nothing.

Steve saying, International Bow Org. Brody saying, International Bow Operation. Oh, Initial Bow Operation. Paul saying, International Bow Nothing. Garrett saying,

Ian Bass Owl. Ian Bass Owl. Ian Bass Owl. Ian Bass Owl. That's not right. Phil with no answer. Phelps saying, International Bow Org. The correct answer, which nobody got, is International Bow Hunters Organization. Now, we had some close, but nobody finished with the hunters after bow.

No, man. That's not true. All I had to put was bow. Steve somehow just got the right answer. The International Bow Hunters Organization created this test as a way to standardize speed ratings. The IBO speed is obtained at point-blank range by shooting a bow at its max poundage with an arrow that weighs five grains per pound of jaw weight. Simply put, the higher the IBO speed, the more powerful the bow. We are on to question eight. After this, we will get another scoreboard update from Phil. The topic is cooking. What are the two ingredients in a roux?

Roux is spelled R-O-U-X. What are the two ingredients in a roux? Some quick writing. A confident room. Does everybody have an answer? I do. I feel like there's three. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Jay saying salt and vinegar.

Steve saying flour and butter. Brody saying oil and flour. Steve saying flour and butter. Brody saying oil and flour. Paul saying butter and salt. Garrett saying butter and flour. Phil saying flour and oil. And Jason saying flour and water. The correct answer is flour and fat or oil. Now, Steve said butter.

Well, that's why I wrote with complications. I would give that to you. I would give Garrett also said butter. We'll accept that. My base is like, because that's why I wrote with complications. I would give that to you. I would give Garrett also said butter. We'll accept that. My base is like, because that's why I was saying there's three. There's got to be like a meat byproduct, right? That's why I said I think there would be three. No. The most popular... No, because... No.

The most popular recipe on the meaty.com that uses a roux is Jenny Wheatley's Goose Gumbo. Now, this is a quote from... Oh, because it needs the goose. From her recipe. Gumbo's richness and depth can be attributed to dark roux, a chocolate-colored oil and flour mixture that gives many Creole dishes

their signature flavor. You can find this recipe on our website by simply typing in Goose Gumbo. Phil, give us a scoreboard update. I like it. We have a new leader. Brody. Steven Rinella. Ooh.

And then Brody and Jason are tied for second with four. Followed by Garrett with three. Steve has five. Steve has five. Brody and Jason have four. Garrett and myself have three. We have a question. If we need a tiebreaker, which is numerical, the closest who gets it will win.

Do you have any that would not go in Steve's favor that you can pull out of the ground? But I feel like the IBO, I was pretty disappointed in you, Phelps. I'm disappointed in myself. Because you're like an engineer. You're trained as an engineer. You're an avid archer. You are like way into like stuff like that, like measuring things. You just take the acronym for what it is and just know that it was a speed.

Yeah, you don't know it's important. Dig into that at all. Question nine, the topic is fishing. Ten states have designated the brook trout as their official state fish. Name one of them. Ten states have designated the brook trout as their official state fish. Name one of them. 10 of them you got a one in five chance of getting this one it's a good attitude does everybody have an answer go ahead and reveal your answers we have

jay saying maine steve saying michigan Brody saying Pennsylvania, Paul saying Colorado, Garrett saying Idaho, Phil saying Pennsylvania, and Jason saying Colorado. The 10 states are Georgia, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia. Yeah, you're not going to name a non-native fish your state fish, Phelps. That's not true because they do it with birds. South Dakota, right? South Dakota has a non-native bird. They have a non-native bird for a state bird.

Sorry. That's right. Can you raise your hand if you guys got that one? Brook trout is the most popular state fish in America. Only two states don't recognize a state fish, those being Indiana and Ohio. While Indiana hasn't shown much progress on declaring a state fish, Ohio lawmakers have been fighting about the subject for 40 years. While downstate lawmakers want it to be the smallmouth bass, their upstate peers won't vote

for anything except the walleye. Can't they split the state and just have like northern Indiana's state fish? You know, they probably could. I think at this point it's just kind of fun because I saw something where there was somebody from the leader of their house or whatever said, I will kill this bill

every time it comes up if it's not a wallah. Question 10. Give us one more scoreboard update here. In first place with six points we have Steven Rinella. Followed closely, hot on his heels, Brody Henderson. And then Jason and myself with four in third. So we have a chance for a tiebreaker.

Let's remember that 20 I gave you before the game. Question 10. The topic is waterfowl. This is the last question. This is the last question. This is for all the marbles. So I could get it wrong. Brody could get it right.

And it goes to tiebreaker. And we got a tiebreaker. This next great question comes to us via Joe Sanger. If you have a question you think is right for Meteor Trivia, you can send it to trivia at themedeater.com. Name either the biggest or the smallest waterfowl in North America. This is going by weight. Name either the biggest or the smallest waterfowl in North America. Don't give me two answers.

Just looking for one. You need to pick if you're going for big or small. Hmm. A lot of pressure. Steve wrote something but is second guessing himself. Brody looks confident. Does everybody have an answer? Man, I don't want to go to tiebreaker, man.

Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Jay saying teal. Steve saying tundra swan. Brody saying swan. Paul saying swan. Garrett saying swan. Phil saying Canada goose. Big.

Big. The big kind. Like a huge one. And Jason. Phil's like, no, I mean bigger than that. And Jason saying a trumpeter swan. The correct answer, the biggest is a trumpeter swan, while the smallest is a green-winged teal.

Now, I'm not sure how to handle this. You can't take swan because there's too many swans in the world I was specific and wrong He was not specific and wrong I do not think I'm going to give it to you You can't give it to him Because if you had said teal I'd have been like, well

How many kinds of teal are there? There's green, blue, cinnamon They're all the same size You didn't write teal Green wing te eels the smallest You can't I can't get penalized for having more information down. I was wrong flat-out Brody was wrong I think we give it I think yeah, it's gotta go to bro You do

Now what what he said he has a tiebreaker. So we're going to give it to Brody. Move on. I think to keep this fun. Bullshit. I'll do it, and then I'll accept the results later. You got to accept your limitations here. Now, the tiebreaker, which we've only done a few times before.

I remember Steve and Clay went to a tiebreaker, and we had Cal and Brody go to a tiebreaker. So this will be the third time we have gone to a tiebreaker, and we had Cal and Brody go to a tiebreaker, so this will be the third time we have gone to a tiebreaker, although Steve disputes that. The tiebreaker is Jam Ferguson caught the world record black crappie in 2018 from a small Tennessee pond. It measured just over 19 inches. For the win, I need you to tell me its weight,

and I have a picture for you to look at. Closest wins? The closest will be the winner. I'll show it to the whole room. You guys can play along if you want to guess how big this crappie is, but the only answers that matter are Brody and Steve. Jam Ferguson in Tennessee in 2018. The crappie again. He's not long arming that thing either. Just over 19 inches. Is it Price is Right rules or just closest? No, we do not do Price is Right rules.

Closest will be declared the winner. Do you guys have an answer? Yeah. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Brody saying 4 pounds and 13 ounces, and Steve saying four pounds. The winner is Brody Henderson. Bullshit. Bullshit.

The correct answer was five pounds and seven ounces. Okay, now that that's over, we can all agree that Brody should not have gone to the tiebreaker. You can put an asterisk next to it. Like Barry Bonds. Uh-huh. Like Barry Bonds. No, I'll concede. That was just from... You two can work together to decide who the $100 goes to. How about that? Well, there's only one thing

I'm going to accept. TRCP again? Yeah. Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership. They will get the $100. Now, when this goes down in history, though, I will declare Steve the winner. Sorry, Brody.

I can live with that. Okay. So me and Brody are tied on wins. No, you have now taken first place. You have three. Brody has two. God, it's like a rivalry. Clayton has one.

I'm going to tear our friendship apart. We're supposed to fish together on my birthday. Ooh. Depending on the wind speed. Okay. Is that still on, Brody? Do we got a trivia before then? I think we have one next week and the week after.

If I die in a freak ice fishing accident on my birthday, they should put a polygraph on Brody. Okay. I like it. When did you last see him, Brody? Thank you guys for playing. We got more trivia coming at you soon. Thank you, Spencer.

That was great, man. Thank you. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks. Hey folks, exciting news for those who live or hunt in Canada. You might not be able to join our raffles and sweepstakes and all that because of raffle and sweepstakes law, but hear this. OnX Hunt is now in Canada. It is now at your fingertips,

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