Ontario Hunting License Practice Exam

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What is a principle for respecting landowners?

  1. Littering the land with empty ammunition shells

  2. Leaving gates as they are found

  3. Disturbing livestock freely

  4. Ignoring the need for permission

The correct answer is: Leaving gates as they are found

Leaving gates as they are found is an important principle for respecting landowners because it shows consideration for their property and livestock. Littering the land with empty ammunition shells (A) can be dangerous for both the land and the animals that live there. Disturbing livestock freely (C) is also disrespectful as it can cause harm or stress to the animals. Ignoring the need for permission (D) is not only disrespectful, but it can also lead to legal issues. Therefore, the best and most respectful option is to leave gates as they are found (B).

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