Wisconsin Hunter's Safety Practice Exam

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Each zone-of-fire should be how many degrees apart?

  1. 15 degrees in front

  2. 30 degrees in front

  3. 45 degrees in front

  4. 60 degrees in front

The correct answer is: 45 degrees in front

The other options are incorrect because they do not provide enough coverage or overlap. 15 degrees would leave significant gaps in between zones, while 30 and 60 degrees would have significant overlap, potentially leading to confusion and crossfire. 45 degrees provides a balanced and effective amount of coverage in each zone.

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