Name 3 hunting-related projects for which the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act provides funding 

1. Hunter Safety

2. Land Aquasition

3. Habitat Improvement for wildlife

1. Hunter Safety

2. Land Aquasition

3. Habitat Improvement for wildlife

Which of this is NOTa source of hunter education funding?

a-State highway dept.

b-State Wildlife agencies

c-INternation Hunter Education Association

d- US Fish & Wildlife Service 

Name 3 behaviors of a responsible hunters?

1. point gun in safe ways

2. put safety on

3. don't shot if someone is in front of your target

1. point gun in safe ways

2. put safety on

3. don't shot if someone is in front of your target

The Chemical compund of ammuniton that ignites the gunpower when stuck by firing pin is the

Primer 

Primer is the Chemical compund of ammuniton that ignites the gunpower when stuck by firing pin is the

The action of a firearm is made up of parts that

a. block the trigger or hammer to prevent accidental firing.

b. hold ammunition before it's loaded into the chamber.

c. load, unload, fire and eject the cartridge or shotshell.

d. serve as the handle of the firearm.

The action of a firearm is made up of parts that load, unload, fire and eject the cartridge or shotshell.

Label the indicated parts of a bolt-action rifle:

Stock

site

trigger

muzzle

The action of a firearm is made up of parts that

1. block the trigger or hammer to prevent accidental firing
2. hold ammunition before it's loaded into the chamber
3. load, unload, fire and eject the cartridge or shotshell.
4. serves as the handle of the firearm.

The action of a firearm is made up of parts that

load, unload, fire and eject the cartridge or shotshell.

You should use only ammuntion that exactly matches the caliber or gauge specifications marked on the barrel of the firearm

You should use only ammuntion that exactly matches the caliber or gauge specifications marked on the barrel of the firearm

Label the indicated parts of rifle and shotgun ammuntion:

• bullet
• gun powder
• primer

What are the Six types of firearm actions are:

The six types of firearm actions are:

1. bolt action
2. lever action
3. pump action
4. semi-automatic action
5. break action
6. revolving action

The most accurate sight for a firearm is the

Telescope sight is The most accurate sight for a firearm is the

When referring to firearms "caliber" it is

1. the length of the barrel of a rifle or handgun
2. always expressed in hundredths of an inch
3. used to describe the size of a rifle bore and the size of cartridges designed for different bores.
4. all of thr above

When referring to firearms "caliber" is

used to describe the size of a rifle bore and the size of cartridges designed for different bores. 

List the most common shotgun chokes

1. Cylinder
2. Improved cylinder
3. full
4. modified

1. Cylinder
2. Improved cylinder
3. full
4. modified

are the most common shotgun chokes 

Steel shot is

1. lighter than lead shot, reducing velocity and distance
2. harder than lead, keeping pattern tighter
3. non-toxic, unlike lead shot that can be toxic to  waterfowl
4. all of the above 

Steel shot is

1. lighter than lead shot, reducing velocity and distance
2. harder than lead, keeping pattern tighter
3. non-toxic, unlike lead shot that can be toxic to  waterfowl
4. all of the above 

Knowing your firearm range is critical-it allows you to             .

1. determine wherther or not you're able to make a clean kill
2. make accurate shots at any distance as long as they are within your firearm's range.
3. know at what distances your firearm could cause injury.
4. both a and c

Knowing your firearm range is critical-it allows you to:

determine wherther or not you're able to make a clean kill

Different gauge shotshells should not be mixed together because:

1. once mixed it is impossible to seperate them accrately
2. a smaller gauge shotshell can slip past the chamber of a larger gauge gun and result in serious personal injury
3. a 12-gauge shotshell can be chambered into a 20- gauge shotgun and result in serious personal injury.
4. none of the above

Firearms should be stored unloaded, in a locked

location, and seperate from ammunition

location, and seperate from ammunition

Good marksmanship is:

1. being able to hit your target at least 50 % of the time
2. correctly marking your target
3. being a good sport if you miss your target
4. hitting your target accurately and consistently

Sight alignment is:

is the process of lining up your target

Sight alignment is the process of lining up your target

to help you ready the rifle when you're ready to shot, draw a deep breath and

let 1/2 of your breath out

The proper technique for pulling the trigger when shooting a rifle is to

1. pull the trigger quickly, moving your finger only
2. squeeze the trigger slowly
3. jerk the trigger
4. snap the trigger

All handguns should be fired at arms length.

which shotgunning technique is best for a beginning hunter and is performed by pointing at a moving target, and then moving past it and firing?

1. snap-shooting
2. swing-through
3. sustained lead
4. patterning

what is a common error when hunting birds with a shotgun is

1. tapping the trigger and not sqeezing it slowly
2. bringing the stock all the way up to the cheek without lowering the head
3. lowering the head and cheek to the stock of the shotgun.
4. failing to align the sights on the target properly and then take a deep breath

a common error when hunting birds with a shotgun is

lowering the head and cheek to the stock of the shotgun.

It is critical that you know about the game you are hunting because            .

1. only one sex of the game you're hunting may be legal.
2. there may be protected species in the same area that you need to avoid shooting.
3. it will increase your chance of success
4. all of the above.

1. only one sex of the game you're hunting may be legal.
2. there may be protected species in the same area that you need to avoid shooting.
3. it will increase your chance of success
4. all of the above

list 4 basic charateristics for animal identifications:

1. distintive markings.
2. sounds.
3. movement
4. group behavior.

a true sportsman not only strives to bring home the game he or she is seeking but also strives to           the quarry (game/hunted animal).

1. fire as soon as possible
2. cripple
3. inflict the minimal amount of suffering on
4. none of the above.

The heart and lungs are the vital organs that you aim  for when shooting at an animal.

A          shot is the preferred for larger game animals such as antelope, deer and bear.

1. quartering-away
2. rear-end
3. head-on
4. quartering-toward

A quartering-away shot is the preferred for larger game animals such as antelope, deer and bear.

When appraoching a downed deer or other large animal, what should you do                .

1. approach from the front and make noise to startle the animal.
2. pause above and behind the animal's head and watch the chest cavity for any movement.
3. approach from the front if the animal's eyes are closed
4. any of the above are safe methods for approaching downed animals.

When appraoching a downed deer or other large animal, you should 

         would not contribute to meat spoilling.

1. cold
2. dirt
3. moisture
4. heat

Label the indicated parts of a muzzleloader

1. Patch Box
2. Frizzer
3. cock
4. nipple

An unsafe practice when using a muzzleloader is           

1. loading directly from a horn, flask, or other container.
2. wearing shooting glasses and ear protection when shooting
3. waiting until you're ready to fire before you prime or cap a muzzleloader.
4. not smoking while shooting or loading a muzzleloader

how many charges should you load in a muzzleloader at a time?

1. one charge
2. 2 charge
3. 3 charge
4. 4 charge

how many charges should you load in a muzzleloader at a time.

one charge

Name 3 common bow types

1. compound bow
2. long bow
3. recurve bow

1. compound bow
2. long bow
3. recurve bow

label the indicated pats of an arrow

nock

flenching

crest

arrowhead

broadhead

Nocking is the process of placing the arrow shaft on the bow's arrow rest and with the thumb and index finger, pulling the arrow back until the string snap into the slot

A good safety rule to follow when shooting a bow is

release an arrow only when the path to the target and beyond is clear.

To minimize the risk of a firearm incident in the home you should never:

store the firearm and ammunition together

Name the four main causes of hunting incidents

1. judgement mistakes
2. safetly rule violations
3. lack of control and practice
4. medical failure

List the 4 primary rules of firearm safety

1. treat every firearm as if it's loaded
2. ready to fire point in safe directions
3. look at range and beyond
4. keep finger off trigger

If 3 hunters are walking in a single file, it is acceptable for the hunter in the center to use the

cradle carry

If crossing a fence while hunting alone you should            .

To load and unload a firearm safety, you should aways

1. always put on the safety
2. dry fire the firearm before loading and after unloading
3. point the muzzle in a safe direction

Both 1 & 2

a) always put on the safety

b) point the muzzle in a safe direction

Hunters should be spaced 25-40 yards apart, and each should have a zone of fire of 45% in front

To get your firearm into an elevated stand and safety, you should haul up the unloaded firearm after you have secured yourself in the stand

when hunting from a boat it is best to always wear a

personal flotation device

which of these was not a reason for establishing hunting laws?

1. to limit hunting methods and equipment
2. to limit the profits of sporting goods manufacturers
3. to set rules on how hunter take game
4. to limit harvesting and avoid hunting during nestion and matting seasons.

Accourding to Aldo Leopold, the father of wildlife management, "ethical behavior is

doing the right thing when no one else is watching-even when doing the wrong thing is legal"

There are 5 distinct stages of development that most  hunters will experience.  The most reponsible and ethical is the sportsman stage.

In the              , success is determined by bagging the limit, which can cause hunters to take unsafe shots.

1. shooting stage
2. limiting-out stage
3. trophy stage
4. sportsman stage

In the limiting-out stage success is determined by bagging the limit, which can cause hunters to take unsafe shots.

To bring repect to the sport of hunting, hunters can

1. transport bagged animals on the hood or roof of their auto
2. share graphic accounts and photo's of their hunting experiences
3. support organizations dedicated to improving habitat and managements efforts
4. consume alcohol and loudly proclaim their hunting prowess.

To bring repect to the sport of hunting, hunters can

support organizations dedicated to improving habitat and managements efforts

There are four ways to prepare for  a hunting trip:

1. be ready
2. know your location
3. prepare for safety
4. tell others

               would not be an essential part of a hunting plan that you would leave with a family member or friend.

1. the number of game you plan to harvest
2. where and with whom you intend to hunt with
3. specific directions on the route to your destination
4. when you expect to return

The most important clothing choice is          clothing.

1. bright red
2. hunter green
3. flurescent organge
4. camouflage

If dressing for cold weather conditionsm you should               

1. wear several layers of clothing instead of one heavy article of clothing
2. wear cotton since it can provide warmth even when wet.
3. wear wool
4. both A and C

when laid on a map, a compass needle points to       

1. the directions you're heading
2. true north
3. magnetic north
4. contour lines

List the 5 primary requirements for survival

are:

1. shelter
2. water
3. food
4. starting a fire
5. signaling for help

The international emergency signal for distress for distress is            

1. 3 fires evenly spaced
2. 3 shoots
3. 3 blasts of a whistle
4. any of the above

The international emergency signal for distress for distress is any of the following

1. 3 fires evenly spaced
2. 3 shoots
3. 3 blasts of a whistle
4. any of the above

List four of the 8 rules of survival that every hunter should following:

1. don't hunt alone
2. don't panic if you get lost
3. take enough food and water
4. tell someone when you plan on returning
5. .
6. .
7. .
8. .

List four of the 8 rules of survival that every hunter should following:

1. don't hunt alone
2. don't panic if you get lost
3. take enough food and water
4. tell someone when you plan on coming back
5. .
6. .
7. .
8. .

If a hunting companion breaks a leg and no medical help is readily available, you should            ?

1. try to straighten the limb and put a splint on it
2. not try to straighten the limb but splint the limb the way you found it
3. leave the leg exposed to the air to reduce swelling
4. not splint it but place a thick pad around it

Wildlife conservation ensures that

1. hunting seasons established by Kublai Khan will continue
2. no animals are ever harvested
3. natural resources can be drawn on despite unwise use
4. renewable resources can replenish themselves idefinitely

Wildlife preservation         

1. allows for the consumptive use of natural resources
2. is a Biblical rule for saving natural resources
3. saves natural resources but with no consumptive use of them
4. allows hunting of endangered species

A habitat for wildlife must include        

1. space, arrangement, food, cover, and water.
2. brush and rocks, predators, water, and space
3. space, vegetation, food, and resting and breeding places
4. cover, predators, large area, arrangement, and food

The "carry capacity" of a wildlife area is the number of animals that the habitat can support all year long

List 4 factors that can limit wildlife populations

1. diease
2. .parasite
3. .predators
4. old age
5. starvation
6. polution.
7. accidents
8. hunting

Hunting is an effective wildlife conservation tool because         

1. funding from hunting licenses help many game and non-game species recover from dwindling populations
2. hunters play an important role supplying wildlife managers with needed information from the field
3. hunting contributes to threatened or endangered wildlife
4. both A and B

Hunting is an effective wildlife conservation tool because

1. Funding (Money) from hunting licenses help many game and non-game species recover from dwindling populations
2. hunters play an important role supplying wildlife managers with needed information from the field

By continously monitoring the birth rate and death rate of various species and the condition of their habitat, wildlife managers              .

1. know how to set hunting regulations and determine if other management practices are needed to conserve wildlife species.
2. know when to ignore hunting regulations that set earlier.
3. can obtain data to eliminate wildlife species.
4. both B and C

Trapping and relocating animals is an example of the wildlife management practices

1. hunting
2. artifical stocking
3. setting bag limits and legal methods for taking wildlife
4. habitat improvement

Some species are protected by law from being hunted because

1. they are predators for a pest species
2. they are migrating
3. their death rate is high
4. their numbers are small

It is critical that hunters are able to identify wildlife correctly so that they don't mistakenly

1. harvest illegal game animals or non-game animals
2. confuse horns with antlers
3. confuse cloven hooves with cud chewers
4. confuse meat-eating animals with those that eat meat as well as plants