A) Throwing Stick B) Trapping C) Bolas D) Atlatl
A) Silent hunting B) Improved accuracy at close range C) Increased throwing distance and power D) Easy construction
A) Animals fleeing in a straight line B) Animals hiding in burrows C) Animals that can climb trees D) Stationary targets
A) A hollow tube B) A sharpened stick C) A flexible bow D) Weights attached to cords
A) Aerodynamics B) Sonic disruption C) Camouflage D) Leverage
A) Metal B) Hardwood C) Bone D) Softwood
A) Poisoning the target B) Entangling the legs or wings C) Piercing the body D) Stunning the target with sound
A) Feet shoulder-width apart, one foot slightly forward B) Feet close together, leaning forward C) One foot far in front, lunging forward D) Crouching low to the ground
A) Highly variable depending on the stick B) Longer than an atlatl C) Equal to an atlatl D) Shorter than an atlatl
A) Practice indoors before hunting B) Clear your surroundings of people and objects C) Wear gloves to protect your hands D) Use only during daylight hours
A) Endurance B) Accurate aiming and timing C) Raw strength D) Camouflage
A) Aiming too high B) Failing to follow through with the throw C) Holding the atlatl too tightly D) Using too much force
A) Practice regularly and focus on your form B) Throw harder C) Add weight to the throwing stick D) Use a longer throwing stick
A) Dragged on the ground B) Slung across your back or held close to your body C) Left behind at the camp D) Held high above your head
A) Closing one eye B) Having a strong grip C) Throwing as hard as possible D) Judging distance correctly
A) A loose knot for easy adjustment B) A strong, secure knot that will not slip C) No knot, glue only D) Any knot will work
A) Makes you better at video games B) Makes you more popular C) Improves your eyesight D) Allows you to hunt without a firearm
A) The cords for fraying or wear B) The weights for shininess C) The smoothness of the handle D) The colors of the weights
A) The amount of spin you give the bola B) The length of the cords C) The color of the weights D) The smell of the weights
A) Use the broken dart as a spear B) Replace it with a spare dart C) Abandon the hunt D) Try to repair it immediately
A) Exceptional strength B) Advanced knowledge of tracking C) Telepathic abilities D) Patience and observation skills
A) Hunt endangered species B) Ignore property boundaries C) Obey local hunting regulations and ethical guidelines D) Hunt without a license
A) Dense forests B) Mountains C) Open plains or grasslands D) Swamps
A) Wood B) Glass C) Plastic D) Metal
A) To stabilize the dart in flight B) To make the dart more visible C) To make the dart more aerodynamic D) To add weight to the dart
A) Throwing at pets B) Throwing at trees C) Throwing at the sky D) Throwing at stationary targets, like cones or sticks
A) Leave it in the woods B) Dispose of it responsibly to avoid injury to people or animals C) Burn it D) Bury it in a shallow grave
A) Use it as a hammer B) Soak it in water C) Leave it outside in the sun D) Store it in a dry place
A) Tailwind B) Headwind C) Strong crosswinds D) Calm winds |