Wisconsin Hunter's Safety Practice Exam

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Which specific equipment must be brought along for ground blinds to comply with safety rules?

  1. A fishing rod and tackle

  2. A first aid kit and sunscreen

  3. Blaze orange material visible on all sides

  4. A camera for wildlife photography

The correct answer is: Blaze orange material visible on all sides

The other options are incorrect because they do not pertain to the purpose of ground blinds or safety rules. A fishing rod and tackle would not be necessary for ground blinds and a first aid kit and sunscreen, while useful in general, are not specifically required for safety in using ground blinds. A camera for wildlife photography may be a useful tool to have, but again, it is not directly related to complying with safety rules for ground blinds. Only option C, blaze orange material visible on all sides, is a necessary and specific requirement to ensure the safety of those around the ground blind area. This material helps make the blind visible to other hunters and ensures that everyone can easily identify its location to avoid any accidents.

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