Confronting Poaching in Fishing Areas

Troy Landry and Terrell Evans, swamp hunters, discover a poacher in their designated area. They face challenges from equipment, nature, and other hunters. They plan to catch the poacher and confront him, only to find it's an old hunter who is forgetful. They decide to move to another area, reflecting on the importance of respecting elders and community values.

What is the main issue Troy and Terrell face at the beginning of their day?

• They are running late.

• Their boat is malfunctioning.

• They have lost their fishing equipment.

• They discover a poacher in their area.

Why is it problematic for someone to fish in Troy's designated area?

• The fish population is protected.

• The area is too dangerous for fishing.

• Each gator tag is assigned to a specific area.

• It is illegal to fish without a license.

What evidence do Troy and Terrell find that indicates poaching?

• Lines hung up in trees and some cut lines.

• Empty bait boxes.

• Damaged boats.

• Missing fishing nets.

What is Troy and Terrell's plan to catch the poacher?

• Confront the poacher directly.

• Report to the authorities immediately.

• Set up a hidden camera.

• Stake out the area until late at night.

What do Troy and Terrell hear that alerts them to the poacher's presence?

• A shout from the poacher.

• A loud splash in the water.

• A boat approaching in the distance.

• A gunshot.

How do Troy and Terrell react when they realize the poacher is an old hunter?

• They demand compensation.

• They argue with him.

• They decide to move to another area.

• They call the authorities.

What reason does Troy give for not arguing with the old hunter?

• He is unsure of the hunter's identity.

• He doesn't want to waste time.

• He respects the hunter's experience.

• He is afraid of confrontation.

What lesson does Troy emphasize about dealing with older hunters?

• Always report them to the authorities.

• Show respect and understanding.

• Avoid them at all costs.

• Challenge them to a fishing contest.

What does Troy decide to do after the confrontation with the poacher?

• Quit fishing for the day.

• Move to a different fishing area.

• Continue fishing in the same area.

• Set up more traps.

What is the main theme of the resolution in the story?

• Competition and rivalry.

• Respect and understanding.

• Success and victory.

• Confrontation and conflict.