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Hunter Ed: Wildlife Identification and Game Care

Identifying game species, shot placement, tracking, and field dressing basics.

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40 basic cards for Hunter education Hunter Education and Fishing. Set 5 of 5 in Hunter Ed. It opens with "What is the white patch of fur on the underside of a white-tailed deer's tail" and "How do you distinguish a mule deer from a white-tailed deer by the ears?". More Professional Certifications decks are listed below.

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What is the white patch of fur on the underside of a white-tailed deer's tail called?
Show answerFlagging
How do you distinguish a mule deer from a white-tailed deer by the ears?
Show answerMule deer have much larger ears, roughly the length of their head.
What is the vital zone on a deer where a shot is most ethical?
Show answerThe chest cavity containing the heart and lungs, behind the front shoulder.
On a broadside deer, where should you aim relative to the front leg?
Show answerOne-third of the way up from the belly and just behind or at the front shoulder.
What color is the winter coat of a white-tailed deer?
Show answerGray or grayish-brown.
Describe the tail of a mule deer versus a white-tailed deer.
Show answerMule deer have a thin tail with a black tip; white-tailed deer have a thicker tail that is brown on top, white underneath.
What is the rut in deer?
Show answerThe mating season when deer are most active and visible, typically November to December.
How can you age a white-tailed deer by its antlers?
Show answerOlder deer typically have more points, larger mass, and better symmetry, though individual variation is high.
What do you look for on the ground to track a wounded deer?
Show answerBlood on vegetation, broken branches, disturbed leaves, and hoofprints.
What color is blood from a lung shot versus a liver shot?
Show answerLung shot blood is bright red and frothy; liver shot blood is darker and sometimes contains bile.
How long should you wait before tracking a wounded deer?
Show answerAt least 30 to 60 minutes, or longer if unsure of the shot quality.
What is the vital zone for an elk?
Show answerThe chest cavity behind the front leg, containing the heart and lungs.
How do you identify a bull elk in velvet?
Show answerIt has antlers covered in a soft, fuzzy skin that sheds in late summer.
What sound does an elk make during the rut?
Show answerA bugle, a loud high-pitched whistle-like call.
Identify a moose by its most distinctive feature.
Show answerIts large, broad, palmate antlers (shaped like a hand) and long legs.

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