Colorado Hunter Education Practice Exam

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What is a major cause of hunting accidents?

  1. Lack of proper education

  2. The use of outdated equipment

  3. Hunting during bad weather

  4. Wearing too much camouflage

The correct answer is: Lack of proper education

Hunting accidents are often caused by hunters who do not have proper education and training on hunting safety. Option B is incorrect because although it is important to have updated equipment, it is not a major cause of hunting accidents. Option C is incorrect because hunting during bad weather conditions may increase the risk of accidents, but it is not the main cause. Option D is incorrect because although wearing too much camouflage may make it difficult for other hunters to see you, it is not a major cause of hunting accidents.

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