Wisconsin Hunter's Safety Practice Exam

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What are the 3 Fundamentals of Good Marksmanship?

Running, jumping, and crawling.
Eating, sleeping, and exercising.
1. proper sight adjustment or patterning 2. proper shooting technique 3. practice.
Wearing, aiming, and firing.

The correct answer is: 1. proper sight adjustment or patterning 2. proper shooting technique 3. practice.

These are the fundamental of a good marksman are based on technique and practice. Option A is more related to physical and athletic ability rather than marksmanship. Option B touches on certain elements that may contribute to the overall health and wellbeing of a marksman, but do not pertain directly to marksmanship skills. Option D focuses on actions rather than the necessary skills and knowledge needed to be an accurate marksman. Option C includes proper sight adjustment and patterning to ensure accuracy, proper shooting technique to maintain consistency and precision, and practice to improve and maintain skills over time.