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Official Washington Hunting Safety Course Link to Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

Effective December 15, 2010, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife changed their guidelines for distance learning. Students are now required to spend a minimum amount of time on each course page before proceeding to the certification exam.

Click here to go to the latest version of the Today's Hunter in Washington online course—the official hunter education course of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

The following course material is for reference only. Please go to the new course to complete your Washington certification.

Chapter 6 Review Exercises

1.

As three hunters walk side-by-side, a legal game bird flushes and flies to the right. Who should shoot it?




2.

Explain what zone-of-fire is and how hunters set up a zone-of-fire.

3.

List four common carrying positions.

4.

Which type of backstop is the safest for outdoor target shooting?




5.

The safest place to store firearms is in a locked cabinet, away from ammunition.



6.

What is the first thing you should do when you pick up a firearm?




7.

Why should you hold your fire until you clearly identify your target?

8.

It is safe to carry loaded shotguns and rifles in motor vehicles.



9.

Describe how to cross a fence while hunting.

10.

Safety rules apply to shotguns, rifles, handguns, and air guns.



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