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Anatomy and Physiology
Behavior
Hunting and Scoring
Disease and Ecology
100

True or False: Whitetail deer populations are more numerous today than ever before.

True

100

What is the fastest growing tissue in the animal kingdom?

What is antler(s)?

100

What are the three stages of the rut?

What are pre-rut, rut, and post-rut?

100

What is the best angle for a hunter to shoot a deer?

What is Broadside?

100

What does CWD stand for?

What is Chronic Wasting Disease?

200

What is the greatest sense of a whitetail deer? (Options: Hearing, Sight, Feel, Smell)

What is Smell?

200

What role does velvet play in antler development?

What is aids in growth?

200

A doe comes into estrous every how many days during the fall if not bred? (Options: 7, 12, 20, 28)

What is 28 days?

200

What scoring system is used for bucks taken with a bow?

What is Pope and Young?

200

What part of the body does CWD infect?

What is the brain?

300

Whitetails can jump up to how many feet vertically? (Options: 2, 4, 8, 10)

What is 10ft?

300

What type of hair creates insulation for deer during the winter?

What is a guard hair?

300

List three advantages of deer yarding up during winter.

What is conserve energy, heat and safety in numbers?

300

What will you see if you’ve gut-shot a deer?

What is Green Slime?

300

What causes CWD?

What is a prion?

400

What are the two types of vision whitetails have?

What is Monocular and Binocular vison?

400

Identify the locations of these glands: Orbital, Tarsal, Metatarsal, Interdigital.

What are the eyes, hind legs, and in-between the toes?

400

What are the three main vocal communications Whitetail Deer make?

What are Snort/Blow, Bawl/Bleat, Grunt-snort?

400

What food do deer prefer above all others if available?

What is field crops?

400

Name one difference between a CWD Management Zone and a Surveillance Zone

What is... 

Surveillance Zone - No confirmed CWD cases in wild deer, but considered at risk, Less restrictive regulations, but still monitored for potential disease spread, May require some level of deer testing to detect early signs of CWD

Management Zone - CWD has been found in wild deer in the area, More strict regulations on hunting and carcass movements, Increased monitoring and testing requirements

500

What eye lens allows whitetails to see well at night?

What is tapetum lucidum?

500

Name the four compartments of a ruminant’s stomach.

What are the rumen, reticulum, abomasum, and omasum

500

What is a rub?

What is marking up a tree to leave a chemical message for other deer?

500

What denotes a non-typical rack?

What is presence of drop tines/other tines not found on the main beams?

500

What does TSE stand for?

What is Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathy?

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