Minnesota Firearms Safety Hunter Education Practice Exam

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Which of the following is an unsafe practice when hunting?

  1. Following a game plan

  2. Notifying someone of your hunting plan

  3. Wearing daylight fluorescent orange

  4. Shooting at water or flat, hard surfaces

The correct answer is: Shooting at water or flat, hard surfaces

Shooting at water or flat, hard surfaces is an unsafe practice when hunting because it can result in ricochets and unintended targets being hit. It is important to only shoot at clearly visible and appropriate targets. Following a game plan and notifying someone of your hunting plan are safe practices that can help prevent accidents and ensure a successful hunt. Wearing daylight fluorescent orange is also a safe practice, as it makes hunters more visible to other hunters in the area, reducing the risk of accidental shootings.

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