The MeatEater Podcast Ep. 775: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CLXXXV
Oct 8, 2025
Join Maggie Hudlow, a frequent MeatEater contributor, as she dives into a lively trivia showdown filled with outdoor-themed questions. They discuss the quirks of judging college students cooking bear meat and the importance of food safety. Highlights include a debate about clay pigeons' history and the advantages of circle hooks in fishing. Maggie also shares insights into the true-crime podcast 'Blood Trails' featuring a gripping story about Robert Christian. Get ready for a mix of laughter, learning, and hunting wisdom!
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True-Crime Podcast Origins
- Jordan Sillars described launching a true-crime outdoors podcast called Blood Trails with a pilot released in March.
- The first season starts Oct 30 and covers mysterious outdoors disappearances, including a 1977 Wisconsin deer hunter case.
Why Duck ID Matters
- Canvasbacks and redheads look similar in flight but differ in size, forehead length, and eye color.
- Hunters need ID skills because population trends have shifted and management depends on accurate identification.
Columbia’s PFG Origins
- Columbia created performance fishing gear (PFG) in 1996 and popularized boat-to-bar apparel.
- The brand's fishing vest legacy began with a multi-pocket request from founder Gert Boyle's husband.