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Responsible Hunting Practices, Exams of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences

West Virginia University (WVU)Physical Activity and Sport Sciences

Guidelines and best practices for responsible and ethical hunting. It covers important topics such as proper hunting attire, planning and preparation, firearm safety, game harvesting, and environmental considerations. The document emphasizes the importance of respecting wildlife, following hunting regulations, and leaving the land in better condition than it was found. It aims to educate hunters on how to engage in hunting activities in a safe, responsible, and sustainable manner. The information presented can be valuable for both novice and experienced hunters, as it covers a wide range of essential hunting-related knowledge and skills.

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2023/2024

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Hunters Ed Study Guide with Complete
Solutions
_______ does NOT cause meat to spoil.
a. Dirt
b. Cold
c. Heat
d. Moisture - ANSWER-B
_______ should be worn at all times while climbing
into a tree stand and hunting from a tree stand.
a. Climbing boots
b. Thick outerwear
c. Camouflage clothing
d. An approved fall-arrest system
(5-point safety harness) - ANSWER-D
_______ would NOT be a part of a Hunting Plan that
you would leave with a family member or friend.
a. Where and with whom you plan to hunt
b. Specific directions of the route to your
hunting area
c. The number of animals you plan to harvest
d. When you expect to return home - ANSWER-C
A common cause of a hunting incident is _______.
a. hunter judgment mistake
b. safety rule violation
c. lack of control and practice
d. all of the above - ANSWER-D
A hunter's safe 'zone of fire' is _______.
a. the area in which a hunter can safely shoot
b. always marked on the ground
c. always in the same direction
d. only important when bird hunting - ANSWER-A
A responsible and ethical hunter would NOT _______.
a. waste meat and any usable parts of the game
harvested
b. make every effort for a quick, clean kill
c. leave the land better than he or she found it
d. follow all game laws and regulations - ANSWER-A
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_______ does NOT cause meat to spoil. a. Dirt b. Cold c. Heat d. Moisture - ANSWER-B _______ should be worn at all times while climbing into a tree stand and hunting from a tree stand. a. Climbing boots b. Thick outerwear c. Camouflage clothing d. An approved fall-arrest system (5-point safety harness) - ANSWER-D _______ would NOT be a part of a Hunting Plan that you would leave with a family member or friend. a. Where and with whom you plan to hunt b. Specific directions of the route to your hunting area c. The number of animals you plan to harvest d. When you expect to return home - ANSWER-C A common cause of a hunting incident is _______. a. hunter judgment mistake b. safety rule violation c. lack of control and practice d. all of the above - ANSWER-D A hunter's safe 'zone of fire' is _______. a. the area in which a hunter can safely shoot b. always marked on the ground c. always in the same direction d. only important when bird hunting - ANSWER-A A responsible and ethical hunter would NOT _______. a. waste meat and any usable parts of the game harvested b. make every effort for a quick, clean kill c. leave the land better than he or she found it d. follow all game laws and regulations - ANSWER-A

A safety _______. a. is a device that blocks the action to prevent the firearm from firing b. ensures that the firearm can never be accidentally fired c. is always located either inside or on the trigger guard d. can replace safe firearm handling - ANSWER-A A Texas Game Warden can inspect private property for suspected violations of hunting and fishing laws and regulations. a. true b. false - ANSWER-A A treatment for heat exhaustion is _______. a. deep breathing b. aspirin c. drinking water d. exercise - ANSWER-C According to Aldo Leopold, the 'father of wildlife management,' ethical behavior is _______. a. shooting game only for food b. shooting as much game as the law allows c. doing the right thing when no one else is watching, even when doing the wrong thing is legal d. not killing any wildlife but preserving it for future generations - ANSWER-C An ethical hunter not only tries to bring home the wild game he or she is seeking but also tries to _______ the animal. a. cause the least amount of pain and suffering to b. cripple c. wound d. fire as soon as possible at - ANSWER-A Before climbing into or out of an elevated blind you should always _______. a. look to see if there is any game nearby b. place the safety in the off position c. completely unload your firearm d. be sure you have your binoculars - ANSWER-C Carrying capacity is _______.

d. large animals only - ANSWER-B Hypothermia can be prevented by _______. a. both b. and c. b. staying dry c. dressing properly d. laying down in cold water - ANSWER-A If a game animal requires it, a tag should be completed and secured to the animal _______. a. using barbed wire b. somewhere on the head c. immediately after the kill d. just before driving on a public road - ANSWER-C If crossing a fence while hunting alone, you should _______. a. cross the fence with the firearm held under your arm b. set the firearm down, cross, and then pull the muzzle to you c. lean the firearm against the fence and then cross d. unload, place the firearm on the ground, muzzle covered, pointed away from you on the other side of the fence, and then cross - ANSWER-D If there is another animal behind the one you are hunting, the ethical thing to do is _______. a. go ahead and take the shot and hope to hit both animals b. wait for the animals to move apart so the one you want is alone and gives you a clear, safe and ethical shot c. shoot in the air to scare the animals so they move apart d. shoot the front animal in the legs - ANSWER-B It is important to become certified in hunter education in Texas to_______. a. reduce hunting and shooting related injuries and fatalities b. develop safe and ethical behavior c. comply with Texas law d. all of the above - ANSWER-D Knowing your firearm's range is critical because it

allows you to _______. a. determine whether or not you're able to make a clean (and ethical) kill b. always make accurate shots without practicing c. know the distances your firearm could cause injury d. both a. and c. - ANSWER-D Landowners have the right to _______. a. ignore bag limits b. grant or deny permission to anyone who asks to hunt on their land c. hunt game animals at any time of the year d. hunt game animals during the night, after sunset - ANSWER-B Responsible hunters _______. a. use land without asking permission from the landowner b. treat both game and non-game animals with respect c. draw attention to themselves by wearing bloody hunting clothes in public places d. are unsafe with their firearms - ANSWER-B The action of a firearm is made up of parts that _______. a. block the trigger or hammer to prevent accidental firing b. load, fire, eject (unload) the cartridge or shotshell c. hold ammunition before it's loaded into the chamber d. serve as the handle of the firearm - ANSWER-B The field carry that provides the best muzzle control is _______. a. cradle carry b. sling carry c. trail carry d. two-handed carry - ANSWER-D The first rule of firearm safety is _______. a. always point the muzzle in a safe direction b. practice as frequently as you can c. keep your firearm clean d. store your firearm with the correct ammunition - ANSWER-A The first step to becoming a responsible hunter is

legal? Is it ethical?" a. false b. true - ANSWER-B The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service provides federal aid to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to support a variety of hunting-related projects, including hunter education, through _______. a. federal income tax b. federal reserves c. taxes on firearms, ammunition and archery equipment d. National Wildlife Federation - ANSWER-C The worst angle for a shot at the vital organs on a deer is from _______. a. the broadside b. quartering toward c. the rear end d. quartering away - ANSWER-C To learn about hunting and to become an ethical hunter you must always have the right _______. a. knowledge b. attitude c. skills d. responsibility - ANSWER-B To raise or lower a firearm or bow into an elevated stand, a hunter should use _______. a. a haul line b. gloves c. a sling d. an elevator - ANSWER-A Understanding where the vital organs are located inside the animal you are hunting will help you _______. a. know what the animal is thinking b. guess the animal's weight c. aim at the right spot to shoot at for a quick, clean and ethical kill d. complete the proper tag - ANSWER-C Use only ammunition that exactly matches the caliber or gauge marked on the _______ of your

firearm. a. barrel b. stock c. trigger d. safety - ANSWER-A What is the safe way to transport a firearm? a. loaded and locked in the trunk b. loaded and in a gun rack in the rear window of your vehicle c. unloaded, action open, in a case, ammunition stored separately d. loaded, cleaned, on the back seat - ANSWER-C When approaching a downed deer or other large animal after your shot, you should _______. a. approach from the front and make noise to startle the animal b. approach cautiously, stop a short distance away and watch the chest cavity for any breathing movement c. approach from the front if the animal's eyes are closed d. run up to the animal quickly from any direction - ANSWER-B When hunters are walking in a group, the most important thing for each hunter to do is _______. a. be ready to shoot at game b. keep their muzzles pointed in a safe direction and pointed away from each other c. keep a short distance between each other d. stay close together - ANSWER-B When tagging a white-tailed deer you must _______. a. cut out the correct month and day markings on the tag b. use a pen to write the name of the property and the county where you are hunting c. complete the Harvest Log for White-tailed Deer found on the back of the license d. all of the above - ANSWER-D When using a firearm or a bow, a _______ shot is the most effective shot angle on deer, antelope and other large game animals. a. broadside