Minnesota Firearms Safety Hunter Education Practice Exam

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What is the primary cause of hunting incidents?

  1. Hunter judgment mistakes

  2. Lack of control and practice

  3. Mechanical failure

  4. Weather conditions

The correct answer is: Hunter judgment mistakes

Hunting incidents can be caused by various factors, but the primary cause is typically attributed to hunter judgment mistakes. This includes not properly identifying the target, not following safety rules and regulations, and not using proper hunting techniques. Option B is incorrect because lack of control and practice would fall under hunter judgment mistakes. Option C, mechanical failure, may play a role in some incidents but it is not the primary cause. Option D, weather conditions, can also contribute to hunting incidents, but again it is not the primary cause. Overall, hunter judgment mistakes are the main factor leading to hunting incidents.

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