Question

1. you should always plan your hunt and ____.

take more food than ammunition
wear a heavy coat regardless of the temperature
hunt your plan
keep it a secret

1. understanding the anatomy of the animal you are hunting will help you ____.

know that the animal is thinking
hit a vital organ for a clean kill
imitate the animal’s call
complete the proper tag

1. if a game animal requires it, a tag should be completed and secured to the animal ____.

using barbed wire
somewhere on the head
just before driving on a public road
immediately after the kill

1. a true sportsman not only strives to bring home the wild game he or she is seeking but also strives to ____ the

Explanation:

Question 1

For hunting safety and ethics, keeping the hunting plan secret isn't a standard rule. Taking more food than ammunition, wearing a heavy coat regardless of temperature are illogical. "Hunt your plan" means following the planned approach, which is a good hunting practice.

Understanding animal anatomy isn't about knowing animal thoughts, imitating calls, or tagging. It helps in targeting vital organs for a quick, clean kill to minimize animal suffering.

Using barbed wire to tag is inappropriate. Tagging on the head or just before driving on public road is incorrect. The correct practice is to tag the animal immediately after the kill for proper game management and record - keeping.

Answer:

C. hunt your plan (assuming options are labeled A - D as per typical multiple - choice, with A: take more food than ammunition, B: wear a heavy coat regardless of the temperature, C: hunt your plan, D: keep it a secret)

Question 2