Bow Hunter Derek Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 I've been put in charge of coming up with a very informal trivia contest at a wild game cook out party the weekend after this coming one. The group will consist of about 50% hunters and the rest who know little to nothing, but ar there to eat some wild game and have a good time. So, I need help. I thought what a better resource that the creative minds on this B.B. to help me devise some questions. I got one out of the turkey forum just now ... the snood - the thing that hangs down over a turkey's beak. The questions all don't have to be super hard. Some hard ones would be great to stump some of the die hard hunters in the group. I want questions that everyone can laugh at each other about. Any help would be greatly appriciated. Just post Q & A trivia in here. Thanks all! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GWSmith Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP A Photo-Period is the best hour of daylight to take pictures of Wild Game. T or F False (The length of a day is a photoperiod) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dg Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP Don't ask me for the answers, but how about things like: - glands deer use making a scrape - name the horns G2, etc. - sounds of turkeys - moon phases (when on the calendar) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
buckee Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP "Once a spike, always a spike" TRUE FALSE The answer is false by the way ...LOL ...Not only false, but a very old hunter tale and assumption that originated in Europe. I think some still shoot killer spikes(rag-horns) there to this day ... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dogdoc Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP How high can a whitetail deer jump? check out this site http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Gorge/4774/quiz3.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
clayman Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP How many live captive jackalopes are on display in the Ottumwa Iowa zoo? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ohiobucks Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? How about "Is modern day archery equipment effective enough to humanly harvest an animal?" Of course the answer is yes - but this is mainly geared towards the non-hunters in the crowd, more of an educational question. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dogdoc Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP 1. What is the period of time between a doe's estrous cycles? A: 100 days. B: 60 days. C: 28 days. D: None of the above. 2. During winter, deer will reduce their food intake by: A: 50 percent. B: 40 percent. C: 30 percent. D: Zero percent; they will eat the same amount of food. 3. During winter, deer will reduce their movements by: A: 50 percent. B: 75 percent. C: 80 percent. D: Zero percent; they will be just as active as they are the rest of the year. 4. In winter, how much browse do deer eat per day? A: 3 pounds. B: 5 pounds. C: 7 pounds. D: None of the above. 5. Thermal currents normally move which direction in the morning: A: Uphill. B: Downhill. C: Sideways across a hill. D: All of the above. 6. Thermal currents normally move which direction in the evening: A: Uphill. B: Downhill. C: Sideways across a hill. D: All of the above. 7. A scrape that is used by several different bucks is called a: A: Herd scrape. B: Meeting place. C: Community scrape. D: None of the above. 8. The best tools to use for scouting an area before you actually go there are: A: Topographical maps. B: Aerial photos. C: Television. D: Both A and B. 9. When the rut coincides with a full moon, when is the best time to hunt? A: Morning. B: Midday. C: Evening. D: All of the above. 10. A rub that is 1 inch in diameter can be made by a: A: 1½-year-old buck. B: 2½-year old buck. C: Dominant buck. D: All of the above. 11. When using cover scent, the best to use is: A: Pine scent. B: Whatever matches the surrounding vegetation. C: Old Spice. D: Both A and B. 12. When applying estrous urines, you should: A: Wear rubber gloves. B: Put some on your hunting clothes. C: Wear rubber boots. D: Both A and C. 13. The best way to hunt on a windy day is: A: Stand hunting. B: Stand hunting in dense cover. C: Still-hunting. D: None of the above. Key 1. C, 28 days. Knowing when and how often a doe goes through her estrous cycles will help you know when to maximize on the use of breeding scents. 2. C, 30 percent. Deer reduce their food intake during winter periods, so you need to find predominant and favored food sources during late season hunting. 3. A, 50 percent. Deer movements drop during the winter, so for late-season hunting you'll need to concentrate near feeding areas and near bedding areas. Southern slopes are places to start. 4. C, 7 pounds. This is the amount of woody browse a deer will typically consume per day. 5. A, uphill. When setting up a treestand, you're best suited to hunt above any side-mountain deer trail or on top of a hillside. 6. B, downhill. Setting up on the lower side of a hillside deer trail or near the bottom of a mountain is best in the evenings. 7. C, community scrape. This type of scrape is often very large in size. You'll often find several smaller scrapes in one small area that appear to be one big scrape. Sometimes they get as large as a car. It's possible to kill several bucks from the same location in a short period of time near one of these scrapes. 8. D, both A and B. By having both topo maps and aerial photos, you can not only see the terrain features in the area, but you can also see what type of vegetation is there before you even leave home. 9. D, all of the above. While midday deer activity usually increases during a full moon, it's wise to hunt all day when the rut is in full swing. 10. D, all of the above. Small bucks don't often rub on large-diameter trees, but don't dismiss the possibility of a large buck lurking the area if you're finding only smaller rubs. Big bucks will often tear up smaller trees as well. Pay attention to rub height and how badly the tree is torn up to determine the possibility of a big buck. 11. B, whatever matches the surrounding area. While pine scent is a good cover scent to use, it's best to use a scent that is found in the area you're hunting. It would do no good to use a pine scent in an area that has no pines. 12. D, both A and C. You should always wear rubber gloves and boots when handling attractant scents. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
popgun Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP Try the Realtree trivia game. I'll bet you can get all kinds of good questions and answers there. http://www.realtree.com/games/detail_trivia.tpl .....popgun Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dogdoc Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP 1. What percent of North Americans are hunters? a) 7 to 10 b) 15 to 20 c) 25 to 30 d) 35 to 40 2. Responsible hunters try to use the lightest, slowest bullet when hunting game to make the contest more sporting. True - OR - False 3. You should shoulder your gun on the same side as your dominant eye. True - OR - False 4. To avoid having game spoil after field dressing it, you should keep it a) clean b) warm c) wet d) all of the above 5. Whether field dressing small game, birds, or big game, the hunter a) cuts the head off the game b) keeps the body cavity warm c) removes the entrails of the animal d) skins the animal 6. The most important survival skill is knowing how to build a fire. True - OR - False 7. Which of these remedies should a hunter use to fight hypothermia? a) change wet clothes of victim for warm, dry covering b) keep victim up and walking c) provide victim with strong alcoholic beverage d) strip victim naked to adjust to outside temperature 8. Which of these statements is true? a) shotguns and rifles are aimed b) shotguns and rifles are pointed c) shotguns are aimed; rifles are pointed d) shotguns are pointed; rifles are aimed 9. Caliber is the term used to describe the diameter of the bores of both rifles and handguns. True - OR - False 10. Three hunters are spread out side by side shooting birds. A bird is flushed out closely in front of the middle man and flies directly away from the group. Whose shot is it? a) hunter on left b) hunter in middle c) hunter on right d) none of theirs 11. Three hunters are in a single file line when a bird is flushed out directly in front of them and flies directly away. Whose shot is it? a) all three hunters b) back two hunters c) first hunter in line d) last hunter in line 12. Which of these 1800s groups was primarily responsible for nearly wiping out many game animals? a) conservationists b) farmers c) game managers d) market hunters 13. If you use number 4 lead shot for ducks, which number of steel shot would you use? a) 2 b) 4 c) 6 d) 8 14. With a muzzleloader the maximum effective range will be a) 0 to 5 yards b) 20 to 30 yards c) 50 to 75 yards d) 100 to 125 yards 15. The most popular bow today, which uses a system of cables and wheels to shoot the arrow, is the a) compound bow b) crossbow c) longbow d) recurve bow 16. The maximum effective range for most bowhunters is a) 0-5 yards b) 20-30 yards c) 60-75 yards d) 100-125 yards 17. Basic survival rules say it is safest to hunt alone. True - OR - False 18. The international call for help is how many signals of any kind? a) one b) two c) three d) four 19. Uncontrollable shivering, loss of coordination and unclear speech are signs of a) shock b) seizure c) hypothermia 20. In any survival situation, the first and most important thing to do is: a) go for help in the direction from where you came b) fire three shots into the air c) stay calm and admit that you have a problem. d) build a fire. 21. A hunter can reduce the chances of capsizing by keeping weight a) in the bow of the boat b) in the laps of those in the boat c) in the bottom of the boat d) in the stern of the boat 22. The Pittman-Robertson Act, passed in 1937 to help pay for wildlife management, hunter education, and shooting range construction, currently generates how many dollars per year? a) 1 million b) 10 million c) 100 million d) 1 billion 23. The gun a hunter would likely use to hunt whitetail deer is a) .22 caliber rifle b) 410 shotgun c) .270 rifle 24. In Idaho it is legal for a hunter to sell parts from a black bear that they have taken legally. True - OR - False 25. Which animal, the mule deer or the whitetail deer, is considered more territorial? a) mule deer b) whitetail deer c) neither is likely to remain in the same area for long 26. When a turkey hen is flushed from her nest, she will usually desert it. True - OR - False 27. A turkey poult first begins to roost in trees about ____ after hatching. a) 2 hours b) 2 days c) 2 weeks d) 2 months 28. The three unprotected bird species in Idaho are: a) crow, raven, magpie b) bluejay, robin, hawk c) English sparrow, pigeon, starling 29. A proxy statement is required to transport any wild game for someone else. True - OR - False 30. The best color to wear in the field so others can see you is red. True - OR - False 31. Shotguns with higher gauge numbers have larger bores. True - OR - False 32. The more open the choke on a shotgun is, the wider the shot pattern. True - OR - False 33. With a shotgun, close targets need a more open choke. True - OR - False 34. The caliber of a rifle is given a) always in metric units b) always in standard units c) in either metric or standard units d) in neither metric or standard units 35. The cartridge-holding inside rear part of the gun barrel is the a) bore b) chamber c) fore-end d) muzzle 36. The forward end of a gun barrel is the a) bore b) chamber c) fore-end d) muzzle 37. Which of these types of actions do Not use magazines? a) bolt-action b) hinge-action c) lever action d) semi-automatic 38. The single-action revolver can be fired by a) cocking the hammer and then pulling the trigger b) just pulling the trigger c) either A or B d) neither A nor B 39. Smokeless powder is used in muzzleloading firearms. True - OR - False 40. In preparing a muzzleloader for shooting, the first thing a hunter should do is a) smell the flash pan for black powder b) pull the trigger to check the gun for flashing c) put the gun on half-**** d) use the ramrod to make sure the gun is unloaded 41. Black powder lacks which of these? a) charcoal b) pyrite c) saltpeter d) sulphur 42. When a rifle shell goes off after being hit by the firing pin, the primer burns and the powder explodes. True - OR - False 43. Compared to 1950, today's hunting accident rate is a) lower b) the same c) higher 44. Hunters must share game with landowners on whose land game is shot. True - OR - False 45. When hunting on a farmer's land, you come across an open gate. What should you do? a) fire shots to attract the farmer b) close the gate immediately c) close the gate at the end of hunting d) leave the gate alone 46. Conservation and preservation are the same. True - OR - False 47. Animals left to themselves in a habitat a) co-exist peacefully b) fill available space to carrying capacity c) manage resources carefully d) reproduce at controlled levels 48. Hunters spotting poachers should a) confront them verbally b) fire a warning shot over their heads c) perform a citizen's arrest d) phone local warden with a description 49. In comparing lead shot to steel shot in waterfowl hunting, hunters need to remember that a) lead shot is banned many places b) number 4 lead shot is the same as number 4 steel shot c) rifled slugs should be used d) steel pellets are heavier than lead 50. In a home a firearm should be stored separately from its ammunition. True - OR - False answers: 1. What percent of North Americans are hunters? a) 7 to 10 2. Responsible hunters try to use the lightest, slowest bullet when hunting game to make the contest more sporting. False 3. You should shoulder your gun on the same side as your dominant eye. True 4. To avoid having game spoil after field dressing it, you should keep it a) clean 5. Whether field dressing small game, birds, or big game, the hunter c) removes the entrails of the animal 6. The most important survival skill is knowing how to build a fire. True 7. Which of these remedies should a hunter use to fight hypothermia? a) change wet clothes of victim for warm, dry covering 8. Which of these statements is true? d) shotguns are pointed; rifles are aimed 9. Caliber is the term used to describe the diameter of the bores of both rifles and handguns. True 10. Three hunters are spread out side by side shooting birds. A bird is flushed out closely in front of the middle man and flies directly away from the group. Whose shot is it? b) hunter in middle 11. Three hunters are in a single file line when a bird is flushed out directly in front of them and flies directly away. Whose shot is it? c) first hunter in line 12. Which of these 1800s groups was primarily responsible for nearly wiping out many game animals? d) market hunters 13. If you use number 4 lead shot for ducks, which number of steel shot would you use? a) 2 14. With a muzzleloader the maximum effective range will be c) 50 to 75 yards 15. The most popular bow today, which uses a system of cables and wheels to shoot the arrow, is the a) compound bow 16. The maximum effective range for most bowhunters is b) 20-30 yards 17. Basic survival rules say it is safest to hunt alone. False 18. The international call for help is how many signals of any kind? c) three 19. Uncontrollable shivering, loss of coordination and unclear speech are signs of c) hypothermia 20. In any survival situation, the first and most important thing to do is: c) stay calm and admit that you have a problem. 21. A hunter can reduce the chances of capsizing by keeping weight c) in the bottom of the boat 22. The Pittman-Robertson Act, passed in 1937 to help pay for wildlife management, hunter education, and shooting range construction, currently generates how many dollars per year? c) 100 million 23. The gun a hunter would likely use to hunt whitetail deer is c) .270 rifle 24. In Idaho it is legal for a hunter to sell parts from a black bear that they have taken legally. True 25. Which animal, the mule deer or the whitetail deer, is considered more territorial? b) whitetail deer 26. When a turkey hen is flushed from her nest, she will usually desert it. Answer: If she is flushed during the laying cycle, she will usually desert; however, if flushed while incubating the eggs, she usually will not desert 27. A turkey poult first begins to roost in trees about ____ after hatching. c) 2 weeks 28. The three unprotected bird species in Idaho are: c) English sparrow, pigeon, starling 29. A proxy statement is required to transport any wild game for someone else. True 30. The best color to wear in the field so others can see you is red. False 31. Shotguns with higher gauge numbers have larger bores. False 32. The more open the choke on a shotgun is, the wider the shot pattern. True 33. With a shotgun, close targets need a more open choke. True 34. The caliber of a rifle is given c) in either metric or standard units 35. The cartridge-holding inside rear part of the gun barrel is the b) chamber 36. The forward end of a gun barrel is the d) muzzle 37. Which of these types of actions do Not use magazines? b) hinge-action 38. The single-action revolver can be fired by a) cocking the hammer and then pulling the trigger 39. Smokeless powder is used in muzzleloading firearms. False 40. In preparing a muzzleloader for shooting, the first thing a hunter should do is d) use the ramrod to make sure the gun is unloaded 41. Black powder lacks which of these? b) pyrite 42. When a rifle shell goes off after being hit by the firing pin, the primer burns and the powder explodes. True 43. Compared to 1950, today's hunting accident rate is a) lower 44. Hunters must share game with landowners on whose land game is shot. False 45. When hunting on a farmer's land, you come across an open gate. What should you do? d) leave the gate alone 46. Conservation and preservation are the same. False 47. Animals left to themselves in a habitat b) fill available space to carrying capacity 48. Hunters spotting poachers should d) phone local warden with a description 49. In comparing lead shot to steel shot in waterfowl hunting, hunters need to remember that a) lead shot is banned many places 50. In a home a firearm should be stored separately from its ammunition. True Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dogdoc Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP ok--i'm bored watching cartoons with the kids--this is the last one--I promise 1. Which of the following is a sure sign that you can expect the wind to swirl around your treestand location? It is protected the direct blast of the wind It is on a ridge top It is located on flat land with a big ditch 100 yards downwind The underbrush around the stand and the limbs in the tree are thin. Answer: (A) Anytime a stand location is protected from the wind you’re sure to have swirling every time the wind gusts even slightly. 2. Assuming you place your stand 20 feet up in a tree located on flat ground with a light, steady wind. For what distance downwind from your stand will your scent stay above a deer’s nose? 40 to 50 yards It will dissipate before it drifts that low Without a strong wind, scent drops straight to the ground 10 to 15 yards Answer: (D) It is not as far as most people think. When the wind blows hard or gusts, it is even less. 3. What direction do hill country thermal winds blow right at sunrise? Across the slope. They are completely still. Down the slope. Up the slope. Answer: © In the absence of a strong day wind, thermals reverse around mid-morning as the hillside or slope warms. So right at sunrise they are still going down the slope. GENERAL STAND HUNTING KNOWLEDGE 4. Which of the following statements about hanging your stand is false? Position the stand on the tree to reduce the chance for a shot to your right side (if right-handed). Stands located 15 to 20 feet off the ground are high enough for most situations. Put your stands on the side of the tree facing the trail so the tree doesn’t block your view. Place your stand at a point on the trunk where there is plenty of cover even if it is a little lower than you would like. Answer: © It is often a good idea to place the stand on the back of the tree so you can use the tree for cover to keep from being seen and to rest your gun against if you are firearm hunting. 5. Which of the following will not make your treestand hunting safer? Using a ladder stand. Wearing a harness while climbing. Using stout tree branches as steps whenever possible. Climbing down to the ground before taking a nap. Answer: © Tree branches can break suddenly. Also, when tree branches are wet their bark becomes very slippery. 6. All the following are important elements of staying warm on a cold stand except which one? A full stomach Neck gator Air-activated hand warmers Warm boots that fit snugly Answer: (D) Snug boots will actually make your feet colder by slowing circulation. When hunting on a cold day, it is a good idea to loosen your bootlaces once you get on stand. 7. Which of the following statements about treestands is true? Most climbing stands will only scale trees larger than 20 inches in diameter. Sectioned climbing ladders won't work in areas with large forked hardwood trees. You need to ask before using screw-in tree steps. Home-made wooden permanent treestands made of treated lumber are the safest style. Answer: © Screw-in tree steps are illegal on many public lands, also many private landowners don’t allow them because of the damage they can do to trees. 8. True or False: Deer scent is roughly 25% as effective at 20° F as it is at 80° F. Answer: (True) Lower temperatures reduce the amount of evaporation and the volatility of the scent. 9. True or False: It is better to have too many shooting lanes than too few. Answer: (True) It is a mistake to set up a stand and leave blind spots where you can’t get a shot. Open up lanes in every direction even if you don’t think a buck will approach from that direction. Bucks don’t always use trails and are likely to show up where you least expect them. STAND SELECTION STRATEGIES 10. After opening day, what is the single best time to scout the fringes of sensitive areas like high activity travel routes and bedding areas? The first day – before other hunters educate the deer. Never scout the fringes of sensitive areas during the season even if not doing so costs you a good stand location. Scout while you are still-hunting any time during the first few days of the season. During a rainstorm. Answer: (D) Try to avoid sensitive areas even while hunting, except under one condition: when it is raining. Rain will keep your airborne scent close to the ground and will wash away your ground scent and cover any noise you make. Deer are less likely to realize you’ve been in the area. Make sure to carry your gun as you may even surprise a nice buck that doesn’t hear you coming. 11. True or False: The middle of October, after bucks start to rub and scrape in earnest, is the best time to prepare treestand sites for November hunting. Answer: (False) While this isn’t a terrible time, right after the season closes is the best time. All the rut sign will still be obvious, and by fall the deer will have forgotten any impact you had with your presence. 12. Which of the following is not worth looking for when determining where to place an afternoon treestand? Persimmon Honeysuckle Turnips Brown nutsedge Answer: (D) Deer like all the others very much. 13. Under which of the following conditions would it be advantageous to skip the morning hunt? When you are hunting a feeding pattern. When you would be hunting near an agricultural field. When hunting during the rut. When a deer snorts at you while you’re walking to your stand. Answer: (A) It is very hard to get to a morning stand undetected when you are hunting the edge of a feeding area. Generally, you only ruin the spot for afternoons, when it makes more sense to hunt such spots. The answer is not D, either, because a little snorting is not going to kill your chances. 14. True or False: When approaching your stand in the darkness of morning it is fine to cross open fields because deer don't register the encounter as dangerous. Answer: (False) They don’t like people at any time or in any place. 15. All of the following are good treestand locations during the rut except which one? An afternoon stand over a scrape during the peak of the rut. A morning stand on the downwind edge of bedding area used by does during the peak of breeding. An afternoon stand near a feeding area used by does. An all day stand in a funnel between two blocks of cover the week before breeding starts. Answer: (A) Bucks stop refreshing scrapes regularly during the peak of the rut. Sitting over scrapes is not generally a great strategy at this time unless the scrape is also along a believable travel route. Early in the rut, scrape hunting works better. DEER AND THEIR BEHAVIOR 16. True or False: Does use trails more than bucks. Answer: (True) Bucks, especially mature ones, tend to travel cross-country more and are likely to take the direct route from point A to point B. 17. True or False: Deer can smell human ground scent in the snow. Answer: (True) 18. True or False: The use of rubber boots eliminates your worries of leaving scent on the ground while walking to your stand. Answer: (False) Rubber boots won’t completely eliminate scent. Some scent may still be pushed out of the boot as you walk or brushed onto low vegetation by your pant legs. 19. Under ideal conditions - steady wind, moderate to high humidity, average temperature - how far away can a deer smell a person that has made no special effort to conceal his scent? Half-mile One mile 200 yards Two miles Answer: (A) This from estimates by experts. In my experience, it is at least 1/4 mile. 20. When a buck walks away from your stand with his hair puffed out, what did you most likely just do? Rattle antlers. Let him catch your scent. Make him curious with an unusual sound. Shoot him in a non-vital location. Answer: (A) Puffing up his hair is a sign of aggression. Bucks will often respond to rattling and grunting in this manner. 21. True or False: A deer’s eyes are designed primarily to detect motion. Motionless objects are rarely recognized and are often completely overlooked, even at close range. Answer: (True) 22. What is the total vision range of a deer including peripheral vision? 180 degrees, everything straight out from the sides of their heads and forward. Includes 90 degrees of binocular vision in the center. 310 degrees, including 50 degrees of binocular overlap in the center. 360 degrees, because their eyes are on the sides of their heads they don’t have a blind spot, with 40 degrees of binocular overlap in the center. 90 degrees right in front, all binocular overlap. Answer: (B) They do have a blind spot straight behind their heads. When you see an alert deer walk away with it’s ears back it is both listening behind itself and trying to get the ears out of the way so it can see backwards better. 23. True or false: A deer can smell you as well when the air is very cold as it can when the air is warmer. Answer: (False) When it gets very cold the normally dry air causes the inside of the deer’s nose to dry up and scent molecules don’t stick as easily. 24. Which of the following statements about mature bucks is true? During the day, these bucks will only walk into the wind. If you find a big scrape you know it was made by a mature buck. The farm you have permission to hunt has the most to do with your chances for success. Mature bucks move as much as younger bucks, there just aren’t as many of them. Answer: © Unfortunately, access is everything. You won’t shoot a mature buck where there isn’t one. 25. What is happening when a buck curls his lips and arches his neck? He is reacting to a repulsive odor. He is communicating dominance to other deer in the herd. He is breathing in through his mouth – something deer don’t do naturally. He is concentrating the scent of doe urine at the entrance of his nostrils. Answer: (D) This is one way bucks can determine the estrous status of a doe that has just urinated. The behavior is called phlemoning. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Tominator Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP Doesn't have anything to do with hunting--I think the newest Ohio State fan (Todd) covered all that, but did you know that modern day corn cannot reproduce without man's intervention? It's twoooo, it's twoooo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
buckbuster11 Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP Well since everything I had in mind was stolen by dogdoc, I will ask this insightful question...... How many deer does it take to screw in a lightbulb? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Texan_Til_I_Die Posted January 12, 2005 Report Share Posted January 12, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP Q. What do you call a cross between a bob-white quail and a blue quail? A. A Blob quail. (OK, quit laughing, I'm serious. It really is called a blob!) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
carbonhunter Posted January 13, 2005 Report Share Posted January 13, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP Generally Steel shot will pattern ____________ than the choke you have in for lead shot A) Tighter Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bow Hunter Derek Posted January 13, 2005 Author Report Share Posted January 13, 2005 Re: Wild Game/Hunting trivia - HELP Docdog - you want to handle the party? Awesome guys, keep um commin' Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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