Question

question 6 of 10
once an animal is field dressed and transported back to camp, how should the animal be cooled?
a wrapped in a tarp and buried in the ground
b strapped to the hood of a vehicle and driven around
c hung from a tree or specially - designed rack
d placed in an enclosed space with minimal air circulation

Explanation:

Hunting safety and proper field - dressing procedures. When an animal is field - dressed and transported back to camp, hanging it from a tree or specially - designed rack allows for proper air circulation, which helps in cooling the meat evenly and preventing spoilage. Wrapping in a tarp (A) would trap heat and moisture. Strapping to a vehicle (B) may not allow for good air circulation and could be dangerous. Placing in an enclosed space with minimal air circulation (D) is also bad for cooling as it doesn't promote the evaporation of moisture and heat dissipation.

Answer:

C. Hung from a tree or specially - designed rack