Intro to Hunter Education
What kind of shells do handguns and rifles shoot?
What are cartridges.
Always keeping your aim in front of your desired target is called?
What is sustained lead?
Two things to wear to protect yourself are?
What are eyeglasses and earmuffs.
What are 2 main causes of accidents?
What is playing with firearms, thinking the gun was unloaded, hunting accidents, alcohol consumption.
What is the difference between steel shot and lead shot?
What is Some birds in Idaho that are hunted are required to be shot at with steel shot shotshells. Steel shot pellets are not as dense as lead shot, and weigh about 1/3 less that lead shot.
pointing and shooting at your target very quickly used by more experienced hunters.
What is snap shooting.
when aiming, you should always aim with what eye?
What is master eye.
Step one to the firing process.
What is a shell is put into the chamber.
When firing at game, your aim starts behind your game then you follow your game until your aim reaches just in front of the game.
What is swing through method.
Is it legal to shoot a moose?
What is yes
Is it legal to shoot a snow goose in IF
What is yes.
Step 2 of the firing process.
What is The hammer is released and strikes the primer.
This structure is used for guiding the projectiles, and where they come out of the firearm.
What is the muzzle.
This firing position is the steadiest.
What is the prone position.
is it legal to shoot a swan in IF?
What is No
This structure is found in shotshells and not in cartridges.
What is the wad.
Step 3 of the firing process?
What is The ignition step where primer ignites the gunpowder and the pressure pushes the projectiles out.
What are the 3 rules to cleaning your firearm?
What is clear your workspace, point the muzzle in a safe direction, and follow the owners manual.
•Turkey, grouse, quail, dove, and pheasant are classified as?
What is upland game birds.