Questions and Answers
What does an ethical hunter pledge to do?
develop his/her shooting skills
If attacked by a bear, what is the BEST way to avoid serious injury?
spray the bear in the face with bear spray
What are the three basic parts of modern firearms?
action, stock, and barrel
Where should a firearm be stored for safety?
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What are the basic parts of ammunition?
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Why is marksmanship important?
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What should you do first if you shoot a deer and do not see it fall?
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Which is a safe and proper practice when using an ATV?
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What five essential elements must be present to provide a proper habitat for wildlife?
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If you get lost while hunting, what does S.T.O.P. stand for?
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What parts must be checked to make sure a bolt-action firearm is unloaded?
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What is the FIRST thing you should do when your friend is handing you a firearm?
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Of the rifle shooting positions, which is the steadiest?
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What is the best way to deal with extremes in weather?
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Who has the primary job of ensuring the number of animals does not exceed the habitat's carrying capacity?
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Study Notes
Hunter's Safety Guidelines
- Ethical hunters commit to continuously developing shooting skills.
- In bear encounters, using bear spray to deter attack is the safest approach.
Firearm Basics
- Modern firearms consist of three main parts: action, stock, and barrel.
- Firearms should always be stored unloaded, locked, and securely separated from ammunition.
- Checking the action and magazine is essential to confirm a bolt-action firearm is unloaded.
Ammunition Components
- Ammunition includes four primary components: case, primer, powder, and projectile(s).
Importance of Marksmanship
- Proficient marksmanship is crucial as it enables hunters to make effective kills.
Post-Shot Actions
- After shooting a deer, investigate the area for signs like blood, hair, or bone chips to assess the hit.
ATV Safety
- Utilizing a helmet while operating an ATV is a fundamental safety practice.
Wildlife Habitat Needs
- Five critical elements required for wildlife habitats include food, water, cover, space, and arrangement.
Survival Tips
- If lost while hunting, the S.T.O.P. method—Sit, Think, Observe, Plan—provides a structured way to regain control.
Handling Firearms
- When receiving a firearm, ensure that the action is open as the first safety precaution.
Shooting Positions
- The prone position is recognized as the steadiest shooting stance.
Weather Preparedness
- Dressing in layers is the most effective strategy to cope with extreme weather conditions.
Wildlife Management
- Wildlife managers play a key role in maintaining animal populations at sustainable levels within their habitats.
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