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What does the term 'positive identification' of a target mean?
Positive identification requires seeing the whole animal clearly to ensure it is legal game and that the background is safe for a shot.
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Question: What does the term 'positive identification' of a target mean?
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- Seeing movement in the brush and assuming it is a game animal.
- Seeing the shape and colour of the animal's hide clearly. ✅ Unquestionably identifying the animal, its gender (if required), and what is behind it.
- Matching the animal's sound to a known game species call.
Correct answer: Unquestionably identifying the animal, its gender (if required), and what is behind it.
Explanation: Positive identification requires seeing the whole animal clearly to ensure it is legal game and that the background is safe for a shot.
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