Georgia Hunter Education Course Practice Exam

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Which of the following is an example of a positive hunting behavior?

  1. Leaving gates as you found them

  2. Taking shots at animals too far away

  3. Hunting without permission on private land

  4. Ignoring game laws

The correct answer is: Leaving gates as you found them

Leaving gates as you found them is an example of a positive hunting behavior because it shows respect for the land and property where you are hunting. By ensuring that gates are properly closed after passing through them, you are not only being considerate of the landowner but also helping to maintain the security of the area and prevent livestock from wandering off. This action demonstrates responsible and ethical behavior while hunting. The other options are examples of negative hunting behaviors.

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