Manitoba Hunter Safety Practice Exam

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When hunting for wild turkey, why is it important to mark your ground blind or hunting spot with orange blaze?

  1. To identify your presence to other hunters

  2. Wild Turkeys are attracted to the color orange

  3. So you can find your hunting spot more easily

  4. Orange blaze will blend easily with your surroundings

The correct answer is: To identify your presence to other hunters

The reason why the other options are incorrect is because they do not address the main purpose of marking your hunting spot with orange blaze, which is to identify your presence to other hunters. Option B is incorrect because there is no evidence or research to suggest that wild turkeys are attracted to the color orange. Option C may seem like a logical reason, but it does not directly address the safety aspect of marking your spot with orange blaze. Option D is incorrect because orange blaze is meant to stand out and be easily visible, not blend in with the surroundings.

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