Maine Firearm Hunter Safety Practice Exam 2025 – Complete Test Prep

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What is the 'zone-of-fire' in hunting terminology?

An area where it's safe to shoot

The distance a bullet or shot can effectively travel

The area a hunter is covering while hunting in a group

The 'zone-of-fire' in hunting terminology refers to the area that a hunter is responsible for covering while hunting in a group. Option A may seem like a possible answer, but it is not entirely accurate as the 'zone-of-fire' includes not only a safe shooting area, but also an area where the hunter is actively looking for game. Option B is incorrect because the distance that a bullet or shot can effectively travel is not exclusive to the hunter's 'zone-of-fire'. Option D is also incorrect as a designated shooting range is an area specifically designated for target practice, not for hunting. This makes option C the best choice as it includes both safety and hunting responsibilities within a group setting.

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A designated shooting range area

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