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| Air Scent |
Scent which is carried
in the air by the wind. |
| Antler Point |
Considered to be any protusion of
at least 1 inch from the main beam of an antler rack. The tip
on the main beam counts as a point as well. |
| Bait |
Anything that is used to lure a
game species to a particlar area. |
| Daily Bag Limit |
The amount of some particular game
species that can be legally taken on a per day basis. |
| Drag |
The scent left behind by a mink
or hare. |
| Early Small Game |
Game which are hunted by kids such
as squirrels. |
Felling |
Trees which have been cut down. |
| Flint-lock |
A muzzle loader type of gun. |
| Forest Supervisor |
Ther person who is responsible for
administering a collection of forests from an administrative
standpoint. |
| Guide |
A person who leads hunts for their
clients. |
| Hot Spots |
Places that are considered to be
good hunting areas. |
| Jaw |
The metal part of a trap that comes
together when it is tripped. |
| Leveret |
A juvenile hare. |
| Long Bow |
This is an old fashioned bow which
is more than 5 feet long and made out of wood. |
| Own the Line |
The term used when a hound picks
up a scent. |
| Pit |
A hole which is dug in the ground
and used by hunters. These can be built for one or multiple
hunters. |
| Quarry |
The animal which is being hunted.
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| Ranger |
Someone responsible for managing
government property such as parks and forests. |
| Rub |
The part of a tree that has been
scraped away by a deer or elk to mark its territory. |
| Ramrod |
A rod which is used to push the
bullet into a muzzleloading rifles bore. |
| Wildlife Resource |
Any animal, bird or fish. |
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