Introduction
Hunter Responsibility
Conservation & Management
Firearms
Firearm Safety
Miscellaneous
100
The first rule of firearm safety.
What is pointing the muzzle in a safe direction at all times.
100
You should always leave this behind for friends/family members NOT going hunting with you.
What is a hunt plan (with location and return time).
100
Three things that can cause meat to spoil.
What are dirt, heat, and moisture?
100
What is a mechanical device blocking the action of a firearm to prevent it from firing.
A "safety"
100
You should always assume this with every gun.
What is assume the gun is loaded?
100
You must have this item on you if traveling to hunt by boat.
PFD - Personal Floatation Device
200
To wear this color when hunting
Bonus if you can name the OTHER color allowed.
What is blaze orange
Blaze PINK
200
Do this before going on private property.
What is always get permission?
200
You can prevent hypothermia by doing these two things
What are staying dry and dressing properly.
200
Name the three main components of a firearm.
What are barrel, action, and stock.
200
Determine this before picking up or accepting a firearm from someone.
What is determine if the firearm is unloaded?
200
Wear these 2 types of protective gear when shooting.
What is eye and ear protection.
300
As a hunter, these are the 5 main things you need to have for survival in a difficult situation.
What are food, water, shelter, fire, and sign for help
300
This is hunting game illegally and is punishable by fines and the loss of your hunting license. (Ex. endangered species, non-hunting animals, or out-of season animals)
What is poaching?
300
This was the year that Missourians created the first apolitical, science-based conservation agency in the history of the world. (closest answer wins)
1936
300
This is the type of powder that must be used in stardard muzzleloaders
Black powder/black powder substitute
300
The hunter can consider his safe zone of fire as ______ degrees in front of them.
45 degrees straight in front of you
300
Name at least 2 limiting factors that affect surplus of game animals
answers can include:
starvation, disease/parasites, accidents, weather, hunting, predation, other
400
This is where money collected from wildlife violation fines goes to
county school districts where the violation occurred.
400
Aim for these 2 organs when shooting a deer.
What is the vital organs (Heart and Lungs)
400
The amount of wildlife each habitat can support throughout the year.
What is carrying capacity?
400
This is the most effective shot angle for deer and other large game.
What is broadside?
400
This field carry provides for the best muzzle control.
What is the two handed (or ready) carry?
400
Which safety rule did the hunter violate in the video?
- He did not control his muzzle when he fell.
- He did not unload his firearm and make it safe.
- He did not check his firearm for obstructions after the fall.
- All of the above
D
500
The goal of hunter's ed is to produce hunters that are s_____, k______, r_____, and i________.
safe, knowledgeable, responsible, involved
500
Who is at fault?
both are at fault.
500
What was the number 1 reason hunting laws were passed?
To conserve wildlife for future generations
500
Name all 5 firearm actions that we demonstrated in class.
Bolt, pump, semi-auto, hinge, lever
500
Always wear this when going up an elevated stand for safety.
What is a fall arrest system (FAS).
500
These 3 items are considered just as dangerous as a bullet, even if they are used with a different type of weapon that are not "firearms".
an arrow (bow)
A dart (atlatl)
A bolt (crossbow)