Pennsylvania Hunter-Trapper Education Course Practice Exam

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What should a hunter do to ensure they are targeting the right game animal?

  1. Shoot any moving object in the bush

  2. Use binoculars to identify the animal before shooting

  3. Rely solely on the animal's vocal sounds

  4. Wait for the animal to come closer naturally

The correct answer is: Use binoculars to identify the animal before shooting

A hunter should not shoot any moving object in the bush, as this could result in injuring or killing the wrong animal or even a human. Relying solely on the animal's vocal sounds is not a reliable method for identifying the animal, as different species may have similar vocalizations. Waiting for the animal to come closer naturally is not a recommended practice, as it may put the hunter in danger and may also cause unnecessary stress to the animal. Using binoculars to identify the animal before shooting is the best practice, as it allows the hunter to get a clear and close look at the animal, ensuring it is the desired target and increasing the chances of a successful, ethical hunt.

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