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Aldo Leopold is the father of wildlife management. He once defined ethical behavior as doing the right thing when no one else is watching, even when: |
doing the wrong thing is legal |
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Hunting laws preserve wildlife. Hunter ethics preserve: |
the opportunity to hunt |
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How can you show respect for other hunters? |
by sharing your knowledge and skill with other hunters |
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Landowners often complain that hunters: |
do not get permission to hunt |
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How can you show respect for non-hunters? |
by keeping firearms out of sight by transporting animals without displaying them |
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Hunters tend to pass through five stages of development. What is the focus during the shooting stage? |
getting off the shot |
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Hunters tend to pass through five stages of development. What is the focus during the sportsman stage? |
the total hunting experience |
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Why were hunting laws passed? |
to conserve wildlife |
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The rules of fair chase address: |
how game can be taken |
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What group sets hunting regulations in most states? |
a wildlife management agency |
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Most hunters would agree that certain hunting behaviors are ethical. Certain behaviors are unethical. Other behaviors are in a gray area, and each hunter must make a personal choice. Which of the following behaviors is in the gray area? |
a hunter baits deer with corn or protein pellets |
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How can you show respect for natural resources? |
by following game laws and regulations |
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