In the presence of game: knowing how to react when a deer is in range may be hunting's toughest skill

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Hunters need to develop a keen sense of when their prey is near enough to shoot and maintain composure to shoot. Hunters should not look the target in the eye, but they should be aware of the deer's manner of approach. It is important for hunters to match the rate of movement for a successful hunt.

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Should you take this shot?

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A quiz is presented to help deer hunters improve their skills. One recommendation is that deer hunters should not shoot at a deer on top of a ridge because the bullet could hit another person if it misses or goes through the deer.

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