Arkansas Hunters Ed Practice Exam

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What part of the game animal is the most effective place to shoot?

Legs
Head
Vital organs
Tail

The correct answer is: Vital organs

Shooting at the legs will not immobilize the animal quickly, and could potentially prolong its suffering. The head is not a reliable target, as it is a relatively small and mobile area with a high risk of missing or injuring the animal without achieving a clean kill. The tail is also not an effective target, as it is a small area with little vital tissue. The most effective place to shoot an animal is at its vital organs, which includes the heart and lungs. These areas have a higher concentration of vital tissue and if hit accurately, can result in a quick and humane kill.