Hunt Ethically and Responsibly

Never take these kinds of shots:

• Game you can't identify
• Running game when you don't have time to check your zone-of-fire
• "Skylined" animals on a hill where you can't check what lies beyond your target
• Game that's clearly out of range
• When the missed shot's angle would cause your bullet to travel its maximum trajectory and could injure others
• Shooting at a flock, which has a higher likelihood of wounding rather than killing
• When objects in the foreground could deflect your shot
• Game at which another hunter is shooting
• When a bullet is likely to ricochet off flat or hard surfaces such as rocks, water, or trees
• Any unlikely shot, regardless of how desirable the target may be