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Chapter 1 & 2 Hunting Safety: Intro to Hunter Ed & Be a Responsible, Ethical Hunter
Chapter 1 & 2 Hunting Safety: Intro to Hunter Ed & Be a Responsible, Ethical Hunter
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Introduction to Hunter Education & Be a Responsible and Ethical Hunter
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1
You're rude to a landowner when hunting on his or her property. Is this ethical?
Yes
No
Depends on the situation
It's not illegal, so who cares?
2
What's the best way to acquire hunting safety skills?
hands-on training and practice
reading about hunting safety skills
from an experienced hunter
shooting video games
3
How are hunting laws NOT passed?
wildlife management agencies and public hearings/meetings feedback
by public comments alone
wildlife management agencies
wildlife management agences and hunting organization feedback
4
Which is NOT a landowner complaint about hunters?
leaving gates as they were found (opened or unopened)
leaving fires unattended and/or not properly putting them out
leaving litter behind
driving off designated roads
not telling landowners when they arrive or leave
making too much noise
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Which answer is an example of how hunting laws protect wildlife?
not setting bag limits
limiting hunting methods and equipment
getting rid of check stations and game tag requirements
regulating hunting seasons to limit hunting & avoid nesting/mating seasons
6
Which answer provides millions of dollars annually in funding for wildlifemanagement?
purchases of blaze orange clothing
purchases of hunting dogs
purchaes of driver's licenses
purchases of hunting licenses
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Which answer best descrives what the word
ethics
means in general and with hunting safety?
not killing/hunting animals
killing all animals because surviving outside is hard
moral principles or values that distinguish between right and wrong
laws everyone must follow
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Which best defines the "trophy stage" of hunter development?
is getting off a shot, rather than patiently waiting for a good shot
bagging the limit
the process of hunting becomes the focus
hunter is selective and judges success by quality rather than quantity
9
How can you show respect for non-hunters?
make sure firearms are always in sight
displaying your kill while transporting them
post graphic pictures and vivdly describe kill in public
Wear presentable clothes while on the street-no bloody or dirty clothing
10
Which best defines the "method stage" of hunter development?
the process of hunting becomes the focus
success if measured by total experience
hunter is selective and judges success by quality rather than quantity
priority is getting off a shot, rather than waiting for a good shot
11
Which best defines the "shooting stage" of hunter development?
by bagging the limit
stage, the process of hunting becomes the focus
getting off a shot, rather than patiently waiting for a good shot
hunter is selective and judges success by quality rather than quantity
12
What species do federal hunting laws make decisions over?
non-migratory species (deer & rabbits)
domestic dogs
non-migratory species (turkey and pheasants)
migratory species (waterfowl, ducks, geese, swans, doves)
13
What is the definition of the word migrate?
to move from one region or habitat to another based on human presence
to stay in one region or habitat permanently
move from one region or habitat to another according to the seasons
to move from one region or habitat to another permanently
14
How should you behave if you're confronted by anti-hunter protesters?
engage in arguments and lose your temper
threaten them with your firearm
Report hunter harassment to law enforcement authorities
remain calm and polite
15
An animal appears beyond a hunter’s effective range for a clean kill. Is shooting at it ethical?
No
Depends on if it's a monster 14-rack or something
Yes
Wounding and making it suffer is good enough for me! I need the practice.
16
What is the mission of hunter education programs?
to kill nuisance species
to develop safe, ethical, and and responsible hunters
to ensure the continuation of the hunting tradition
to encourage more Americans to own guns
17
Which is NOT a reason why we have hunting laws?
to protect wildlife
to keep people from being able to hunt game
to help the hunter's image
to ensure a fair chase
to protect people
to ensure a fair distribution of game
18
How do you NOT ask landowners for permission to hunt on their land?
by making contact well ahead of the hunting season
explaining how you will respect their property and follow their rules
making the request politely without a crowd or dog
by wearing hunting clothes with firearms in hand
19
Which best defines the "limiting-out stage" in hunter development?
hunter is selective and judges success by quality rather than quantity
bagging the limit
getting off a shot, rather than patiently waiting for a good shot
measuring success by the total experience
20
Which answer(s) provide hunting education funding sources?
department of corrections
Local hunting clubs
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) like Ducks Unlimited
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
21
Which is NOT an example of fair chase?
shooting quarry from a vehicle
shooting game from a tree stand
using an expensive mouth call
driving/moving animals from their hiding places
22
What does the Pittman–Robertson Act/Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act do?
funds poaching
fundshunter ed programs & development & operation of public target ranges
funds mass shootings of nuissance species
funds restoration and improvement of wildlife habitat & wildlife management
23
How do you show respect for natural resources?
treat both game and non-game animals ethically
leave the land disturbed from your hunt (ie with litter like shells/cases)
throwing out meat and usable parts of your quarry
avoid abiding game laws and regulations
24
When did hunter education programs begin in New York?
1975
1930
1878
1949
25
What would a responsible hunter never do?
obey hunting laws
develop marksmanship skills for a quick, clean kill before shooting.
poach
hunt fairly
26
Which best defines the "sportsman stage" of hunter development?
hunter is selective and judges success by quality rather than quantity
success is measured by the total experience
bagging the limit
the process of hunting becomes the focus
27
What is a knowledgeable hunter?
someone that wings it without information or practice
someone that practices the skill of firearm shooting
someone pointing a muzzle at their hunting partner because the safety is on
someone that takes information from social media for hunting safety
28
It should be the goal of every hunter to become which stage in hunter development?
method stage
limiting-out stage
trophy stage
sportsmant stage
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What is NOT an example of an "involved" hunter?
joining wildlife conservation organizations
teaching others skills/knowledge
working with landowners
letting others fail/make mistakes to teach them a lesson
avoiding game wardens and being disrespectful
cooperating with game wardens
