Hunter Ed

Hunters should teach others work with landowners and cooperate with the game wardens these efforts are part of what makes a hunter

State wildlife agencies receive federal aid for hunting related projects the agency that provides this aid is the

The first rule of firearm safety is watch the muzzle what does this mean

which of the following is a goal of hunter education

Hunter education programs have always taught young hunters

what are two basic styles of fire arm actions

within a firearm a burning material creates pressure to force the bullet or shot out of the barrel what is the burning material

when a shotgun fires a sequence of events takes place after the hunter pulls the trigger what is the next event in the sequence

when you know a fire arms effective killing range you can determine

what is a telescopic sight

what is a term that describes the size of a rifle or handgun this term also describes the size of cartridges use with different bores

all modern firearms have three basic groups of parts what are these parts

what shotgun choke has the tightest shot pattern

for safety a firearm should be stored

Bullets when shot from a rifle or handgun what causes the spinning

what can happen to a firearm safety

which type of firearm sight is simple inexpensive and standard on handguns

which part of the far on loads fires any jacks shells or cartridges

what statement is true about fully automatic firearms

which of the following statements is true

what type of shotgun pellets are allowed for waterfowl hunting in the US

The basic components of cartridges and shotshells are similar which basic opponent is a bullet and shot pellets

when a rifle fires a sequence of events take place after the firing pin strikes the primer what is the next event in the sequence

which of the following would be a good spot to store ammunition

A 20 gauge shell is placed in a 12 a shotgun what is the danger

which of the following is a building block of good marksmanship

what is good marksmanship

A hunter is shooting a rifle in the field for the safest and most accurate shot this hunter should

what is the sight picture

how does sighting in a rifle help the shooter

which group is a primary support of Hunter education

The bullets for a rifle and handguns are commonly made out of

What is a firearm safety

shotguns are classified by what

what is the name for the narrowing at the muzzle end of a shotgun barrel

rifles shotguns and handguns differ mostly based on their

what type of bullet is recommended for rifles with a tubular magazine

choose a true statement about firearms maximum projectile range

what is the final step in correctly matching ammunition to a firearm

what is the main difference between centerfire in rimfire ammunition

what is the best way to make sure you have the proper ammunation for your firearm

what should you do when siighting in a rifle

what statement is true

you are shooting at a moving target you estimate the length of lead necessary to hit the target you maintain that lead as you swing with the target you fire and continue to swing this method of shooting is called

which shotgun choke is most open

why do hunters pattern a shotgun

you're shooting at a moving target you raise the shotgun and point where you think the target will be when the shot arrives

there are four standard Reisling firing positions which position is best for learning the fundamentals of shooting

how far should you hold a handgun away from your body

what is your dominant eye

what is the steadiest rifle firing position

when pattering a shotgun what is a sufficient percent of pellets within a 30 inch circle

what is the term for continuing to squeeze the trigger after the bullet fires

what is the correct way to shoulder a shotgun

what is sight alignment

what is the preferred rifle shot for larger game animals such as elk or bear

all hunters should take several steps to prepare for each hunting trip which step would ensure that you take only legal game

which shot angle rarely results in a clean kill ruins a lot of meat and provides an animal the best opportunity to detect the hunter

a down animal appears to be dead what should you do before approaching this animal

after field dressing game take steps to protect the meat one of the steps are

you're walking quietly through and animals habitat you stop often to look and listen for game this hunting strategy is called what

aside from being a good marksman what is key to making a clean kill

what part of the game is the most effective place to shoot

a down animal is still alive what should you do if you want to save the head for mounting

to take game and minimize it suffering what should you know the of the animal you are hunting

what type of arrowhead spears fish and secures them until landed with an attached line

you are shooting a muzzleloader a hang fire happens what should you do

what is the only arrowhead that may be used for big game hunting

on way to shoot a bow is the bowsight aiming that did this method

arrows have plastic vanes or feathers that provide stability and accuracy in-flight what is the name of these vanes are feathers

which statement about broadheads is true

what is a safe way to unload a muzzleloader

type of bow has limbs that curve away from the belly of the bow

most bowstrings have a small brass band to mark the correct position for knocking the arrow what is the name of this band

when do bow sights work best

what should be used to screw on broadheads

The rear end of an arrow has a slotted plastic tip that snaps into the string and holds the arrow in place what is the name of the slotted tip

what statement about muzzleloaders is true

The best anchor point for drawing a bow

which part of a modern far I'm has the same function as the lock on a muzzleloader

what should you do if you need to haul your fire arm into a tree stand

what should you do if you fall overboard into Coldwater

when should a firearm be unloaded

you're hunting with others which two factors are most important in choosing how to carry your firearm

Zone of fire in front of each hunter spans to about how many degrees

there are several ways to carry firearm while hunting which carry is the best control

there are several ways to carry a firearm which technique should you use when you need to fire quickly

what is a hunter who drinks alcohol before or during the hunt most likely to have

what is a symptom of hypothermia

you stumble in the field the barrel of your firearm gives into the ground before all the steps to check for in obstruction in the fire arm after pulling a muscle in a safe direction what is the next step

there are four primary role as a firearm safety one of these rules is what

when should a hunter wear a fall arrest system

what is the best prevention against careless behavior when hunting

four main causes of hunting incidents one of these causes is

many fatal firearm incident are reported each year what fraction of these incidents occur in the home

which is the safest device to use while climbing a tree or in a tree stand

which of the following is a key factor in making a clean kill

you are carrying a firearm before crossing a fence the first thing you should do is

are four main causes of hunting incidents which causes most likely to lead to action two discharges and straight shots

example of safe and ethical operation oven all-terrain vehicle is

what are the five stages of Hunter development

hunters tend to pass through the five stages of development what is the focus during the shooting stage

how can you show respect for other hunters

hunters tend to pass-through five stages of development what is the focus during the limiting out stage

The rule of fair chase address

how can you show respect for nonhunters

what do hunter ethics preserve

landowners often complain that hunters do what

how many people in the US hunt

hunting loses respect as a sport when hunters do what

what are contour lines on a map

what are contour intervals on a map

what are contour lines that are sharply tapered

what are rounded contour lines

how long can you survive without food

what is the true statement about dressing in layers

you get lost and need a shelter what do you do first

why should hunters wear daylight fluorescent orange clothing

which of the following is a proper way to treat hypothermia

what is the correct treatment for 2nd° or 3rd° burns with open blisters

how much water do you need a day

you get lost in extremely cold weather you are unable to start fire which of the following is the best way to survive

outdoors you drink plenty of water take frequent breaks and shed layers as you warm up these are steps to prevent what

planning a hunt that will involve strenuous physical activity well in advance of the hunt you should begin to do what

which of the following describes a proper way to prepare for a hunting trip

when you go on a hunting trip you should leave a hunting plan with someone you trust what information should be on the plan

what do contour lines on a topographic map show

moving a victim with the back or neck injury should be left to professionals whenever possible if a victim must be pulled to safety what is the correct method

when should a hunter begin to get in shape for hunt

True North and magnetic north or not the same the difference between them is called what

what is the correct treatment for shock

when you get lost and find yourself a survivor mode what are your priorities

what is the best way to purify water

what is the best way to treat a snake bite

what is conservation

what is preservation

which statement concerning rare, threatened, or endangered species is true

which of the following factors limits the potential production of wildlife

to set hunting regulations wildlife managers monitor habitat conditions they also monitor what

what can happen to carrying capacity

what five essential elements must be present to provide a proper habitat for wildlife

what is the first step for both loading and unloading a firearm

three hunters are walking side-by-side which of the following would be safe

four basic characteristics animals can be identified by

which statement about arrows are true

what is the correct treatment for 1st° or second-degree burn with closed blisters

how often should a firearm be cleaned to keep it in top condition

which statement is true about conservation versus preservation

your skin is pale, cold, and clammy your pulse is rapid your breathing is shallow you feel fear what are the symptoms of

what is a factor that has an impact on the far on his maximum projectile range

what is the first step to cleaning a firearm

what is the proper tool to use to clear an obstruction from your firearm

do you need to help a hunting companion with a deep, open chest wound. What should you do

how can you show respect for natural resources

to make sure a bullet action firearm is unloaded what must you check

what does H.E.L.P prefer to