Colorado Hunter Education Practice Exam

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How can you show respect for non-hunters?

  1. By not discussing hunting in public

  2. Moving your kill out of sight and cleaning up after dressing

  3. Only hunting in designated areas

  4. All of the above

The correct answer is: Moving your kill out of sight and cleaning up after dressing

Hunting can be a sensitive topic for non-hunters and discussing it in public may lead to confrontation. Option A is incorrect because it suggests avoiding discussing hunting at all, which may not always be appropriate. Option C may not be enough, as designated hunting areas may still overlap with non-hunting areas. Option D is incorrect because only option B addresses the specific action of showing respect for non-hunters.

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