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What information should a hunting plan include?

  1. The type of game you plan to hunt

  2. Where you will be hunting and when you expect to return, the names of any hunting partners

  3. Only the expected time of return

  4. The type of weapons you are carrying

The correct answer is: Where you will be hunting and when you expect to return, the names of any hunting partners

A hunting plan should include information about the type of game that will be hunted, where the hunting will take place, and when the hunter plans to return. This is important for safety reasons, as it allows others to know where the hunter will be and when they are expected to return. Simply listing the expected time of return, as in option C, may not provide enough information for others to locate the hunter in case of an emergency. Including the names of hunting partners, as mentioned in option B, is also important for safety reasons as it allows others to know who may be with the hunter and how many people to account for. While it is important to know what type of weapons are being carried for safety purposes, this information is not as critical as the others mentioned in option D. Therefore, the most comprehensive and safe hunting plan would include all the information listed in option B.