NEW
Font size
WorksheetsHunter Skills Test G
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of the following factors limit the potential production of wildlife?
Predators
Accidents
Old age
All of the above
What is wildlife management?
The wise use of wildlife resources, without wasting them.
The science and practice of maintaining wildlife populations and their habitat.
The saving of wildlife resources, but with no consumptive use of them.
The number of animals the habitat can support throughout the year without damage to the animals or to the habitat.
Headache, dizziness, weakness and difficulty in breathing are symptoms of what?
Shock
Broken Bones
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Snake Bite
When exposed to cold weather, most body heat is lost through:
Hands and Feet
Feet and Nose
Hands and Head
Head and Torso
When a hunter is at this stage of hunter development, the priority is getting off a shot, rather than patiently waiting for a good shot.
Shotgunner stage
Limiting out stage
Sportsman stage
None of the above
How many states have federal- or state-owned public land that are available for hunting?
32 states
39 states
48 states
All 50 states
The moral principles or values that distinguish between right and wrong; they are unwritten rules that society expects to be followed is called?
Responsibility
Knowledge
Sportsmanship
Ethics
When should you attach your fall-arrest system to the tree?
At ground level
While you are climbing
Once you get safely settled in your stand
You do not attach the fall-arrest system to a tree
What type of tree stand can require 3 to 5 people to erect or take down safely?
Hang-on stand
Climbing stand
Ladder stand
None of the above
What type of bow has limbs that curve back away from the belly of the bow?
Compound Bow
Longbow
Crossbow
Recurve Bow
What is the name of the point on the bowstring to make the correct position for nocking the arrow?
Fletching
Nock
Nocking Point
Crest
What do the contour lines on a topographic map show?
Location of game trails
Lakes and rivers
Roads and highways
Elevation of the ground
What is addressed by rules of fair chase?
Bag limits
Size limits
How game may be taken
Hunting with dogs
When planning a hunt that involves fairly strenuous activity, what should the hunter begin doing well in advance of the hunt?
Getting into shape
Packing the equipment
Stalking the quarry
Loading the firearm
What can help you learn as much as you can about a hunting area before you arrive, such as ridges and valleys?
Travel guide
Atlas
Topographic map
Road map
