Georgia Hunter Education Course Practice Exam

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What should you do if you become lost while hunting?

Keep moving until you find your way
Wait in a safe place for help to find you
Attempt to capture wildlife for food
Use all your ammunition to signal for help

The correct answer is: Wait in a safe place for help to find you

If you become lost while hunting, it is important to first prioritize your safety. This means finding a safe place to wait for help to find you. Option A is not recommended as it can lead you further away from potential rescuers and may also be dangerous if you are not familiar with the area. Option C is also not recommended as it can be dangerous and potentially illegal to capture wildlife without proper permits. Option D is also not advised as it may leave you without any means of protection in case of an emergency. By waiting in a safe place for help, you are maximizing your chances of being found and rescued.