Official Iowa bowhunting safety course Link to Iowa Department of Natural Resources

Chapter 3 Review Questions

1. List two archery safety rules.
2. List two bowhunting safety rules.
3. Bowhunter responsibility means __________.
Personal accountability
Ethical behavior
Adhering to unwritten law
Being a good ambassador for bowhunting
4. List three words that describe a responsible bowhunter:
5. The "rule of first blood" states that if two hunters each fire an arrow into an animal, the one who can claim the animal is the first to .
6. Give three reasons for bowhunting laws and regulations.
7. Where can you typically obtain a copy of your state or provincial bowhunting regulations?
8. The "unwritten laws" of hunting also are described as __________.
Rules
Regulations
Ethics
Statutes
9. Give two examples of showing respect for each of the following:

Personal limitations
Equipment
Hunting companions
The resources and animals
Landowners
Non-hunters
10. List three bowhunter actions that lead to negative perceptions and anti-hunting sentiment.
11. List three bowhunter actions that present a positive public image.
12.

Decide if the following are unsafe, illegal, unethical, or irresponsible.

Shooting over a ridge
Shooting beyond your effective range
Entering private property without the landowner's permission to recover game that has crossed a fence
Searching a half hour for an animal you thought you hit and then saying, "Oh well!"
Shooting at a chipmunk or ground squirrel to practice your shots
Carrying arrows with broadheads outside of a covered quiver
Bragging about hitting a deer but losing it
Carrying a trophy deer atop a vehicle so that everyone can see what you shot
Practicing only a week before the bowhunt
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