HUNTER SAFETY TEST PRACTICE
ONE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
(GRADED A+)
The primary objective of hunder education programs is to - ANSWER-To produce
knowledgeable, responsible, and involved hunters
What are three behaviors of a responsible hunter - ANSWER-Obey hunting laws,
hunt fairly, practice safety rules and wait for a clean shot before shooting
The 1937 Pittman-Roberston Act was created to do what - ANSWER-support
hunting projects such as hunter safety education courses, land acquisition and
improve wildlife habitat
Treat every firearm as if it were - ANSWER-Loaded
The muzzle of your gun should always be pointed where - ANSWER-Point it at a
safe direction
When shooting a firearm always be sure of - ANSWER-your target and make sure
you know what you are shooting at with an adequate backstop
When shooting a firearm never - ANSWER-Shoot flat or at a hard surface or at water
WHen shooting a fireamre you should keep your finger - ANSWER-outside of the
trigger guard until read to shoot
When shooting a firearm you should always point your gun only at what - ANSWER-
Pointed at what you intend to shoot
When you are not using your firearm - ANSWER-You should leave it unloaded and
the action open
Who provides federal aid (money) to state wildlife agencies to pay for hunting
projects - ANSWER-U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
This is not a source of hunter education funding - ANSWER-State Highway
Department
Why do we have hunting laws - ANSWER-To conserve wildlife for future generations
to enjoy
Aldo Leopold, the "father of wildlife management" once said ETHICAL BEHAVIOR is
- ANSWER-Doing the right thing when no one else is watching
ONE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
(GRADED A+)
The primary objective of hunder education programs is to - ANSWER-To produce
knowledgeable, responsible, and involved hunters
What are three behaviors of a responsible hunter - ANSWER-Obey hunting laws,
hunt fairly, practice safety rules and wait for a clean shot before shooting
The 1937 Pittman-Roberston Act was created to do what - ANSWER-support
hunting projects such as hunter safety education courses, land acquisition and
improve wildlife habitat
Treat every firearm as if it were - ANSWER-Loaded
The muzzle of your gun should always be pointed where - ANSWER-Point it at a
safe direction
When shooting a firearm always be sure of - ANSWER-your target and make sure
you know what you are shooting at with an adequate backstop
When shooting a firearm never - ANSWER-Shoot flat or at a hard surface or at water
WHen shooting a fireamre you should keep your finger - ANSWER-outside of the
trigger guard until read to shoot
When shooting a firearm you should always point your gun only at what - ANSWER-
Pointed at what you intend to shoot
When you are not using your firearm - ANSWER-You should leave it unloaded and
the action open
Who provides federal aid (money) to state wildlife agencies to pay for hunting
projects - ANSWER-U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
This is not a source of hunter education funding - ANSWER-State Highway
Department
Why do we have hunting laws - ANSWER-To conserve wildlife for future generations
to enjoy
Aldo Leopold, the "father of wildlife management" once said ETHICAL BEHAVIOR is
- ANSWER-Doing the right thing when no one else is watching
