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Georgia Hunter Education Practice Test: Free DNR Hunter Safety Exam Questions
290 practice questions for Georgia hunter education. This level is the full hunter education core plus 40 questions on Georgia law and Georgia DNR rules: hunter education, supervision and apprentice licenses, licenses and the Harvest Record, the season limit and antler rules, legal firearms and archery gear, road distances, 500 square inches of orange or pink, legal hours, bait on WMAs, and Georgia Game Check. Every answer explains why and links its source, from Georgia DNR's 2026-27 Hunting Regulations.
The real test: In Georgia, all hunters born on or after Jan. 1, 1961 must pass hunter education before buying a season license; hunters under 16 hunt under direct adult supervision, and anyone without the card can buy a short-term Apprentice Hunting License. Our practice test is 60 questions, 50 on the hunter education core and 10 on Georgia rules, passing at 80% (48 of 60).
Passing score: Hunter safety test passing score: who sets it, and Florida's 80%
Here: 290 questions. Our own practice questions, built on the topics of the IHEA-USA Hunter Education Standards and written from public sources (Georgia DNR rules, FWC and the Florida Statutes, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and 50 CFR 20, NIOSH, CDC, the National Weather Service, OSHA and TSA), with every answer's source named. Topics are the standards' sections plus Georgia rules. Not any state's or course provider's test questions. Free.
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What's on the test
Topic On the test In the guide
I. Hunter Education and Conservation ~6 28
II. Safe Firearm Handling ~22 111
III. Field Safety and Outdoor Preparedness ~11 56
IV. Hunting Laws and Wildlife Identification ~4 22
V. Hunter Responsibility and Ethics ~7 33
GA. Georgia Rules (DNR) ~10 40
"On the test" is the rough share of a 60-question test for each topic, following the exam's published weights.
10 sample questions
Hunter education became a requirement across the United States mainly for what reason?
A. To cut incidents by teaching safe habitsB. To raise money for state park upkeep and new trail buildingC. To replace the licenseD. To limit how many new hunters can start each year
Show answer A. To cut incidents by teaching safe habits
HG-1 · I. Hunter Education and Conservation
A hunter swings on a running deer and shoots a companion who stepped into view. This kind of incident is usually classed as:
A. Mistaken for game in poor lightB. Victim in the line of fireC. Firearm malfunction in the fieldD. Self-inflicted wound while climbing
Show answer B. Victim in the line of fire
HG-69 · II. Safe Firearm Handling
You are turkey hunting and see another hunter slipping toward your calls. What should you do?
A. Make a turkey callB. Stay still and call out loudlyC. Wave your arms over your head so they can see youD. Stand up quickly and step out from behind the tree
Show answer B. Stay still and call out loudly
HG-180 · III. Field Safety and Outdoor Preparedness
Which is a main purpose of hunting laws?
A. To conserve wildlife and keep people safeB. To protect only the biggest bucks in each countyC. To make hunting as hard as possible for beginnersD. To raise money
Show answer A. To conserve wildlife and keep people safe
HG-236 · IV. Hunting Laws and Wildlife Identification
Before hunting on private land, you must:
A. Ask the nearest neighbor if they think it is all rightB. Get the landowner's permissionC. Stay near the edge of the property where no one mindsD. Leave a note on the gate after you finish hunting
Show answer B. Get the landowner's permission
HG-258 · V. Hunter Responsibility and Ethics
Which Georgia hunters must pass hunter education before buying a season hunting license?
A. Only nonresidents who hunt deer or turkeyB. Only hunters under 16 years oldC. Everyone born on or after Jan. 1, 1961D. Everyone born on or after Jan. 1, 1975
Show answer C. Everyone born on or after Jan. 1, 1961
HG-29 · GA. Georgia Rules (DNR) · Georgia DNR 2026-27 Hunting Regulations: Hunting Licenses
Which three areas does a hunter education course aim to shape in every student?
A. Tracking, calling and trophy scoringB. Gear, budget and travel planningC. Knowledge, skills and attitudeD. Speed, accuracy and endurance
Show answer C. Knowledge, skills and attitude
HG-2 · I. Hunter Education and Conservation
Which practice most directly prevents "mistaken for game" incidents?
A. Seeing the whole animal before you raise the gunB. Carrying a heavier caliber that kills at any angleC. Shooting only at movement in thick, brushy coverD. Using a louder game call so animals come closer
Show answer A. Seeing the whole animal before you raise the gun
HG-70 · II. Safe Firearm Handling
Why should turkey hunters avoid wearing red, white, blue or black on visible clothing?
A. They fade in sunlightB. They are a gobbler's colorsC. Turkeys cannot see those colors, so they give you away to no oneD. Those colors are banned on all public hunting land
Show answer B. They are a gobbler's colors
HG-181 · III. Field Safety and Outdoor Preparedness
Who sets hunting seasons and bag limits for deer in most states?
A. The National Park Service, on all lands in the stateB. Local gun shopsC. The U.S. Congress, by passing a new law every yearD. The state wildlife agency or commission
Show answer D. The state wildlife agency or commission
HG-237 · IV. Hunting Laws and Wildlife Identification
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What the study guide does
Short study rounds and flip cards.
A practice test built like the real one: 60 questions, 48 to pass.
Pass Meter: your chance of passing if you sat the test today, worked out from your own answers.
An explanation for every answer.
Questions: our own, built on the topics of the IHEA-USA Hunter Education Standards that every state course follows, and written from public sources (FWC, Florida Statutes, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and 50 CFR 20, NIOSH, CDC, the National Weather Service, OSHA and TSA), named in every answer. Not any state's, IHEA-USA's or a course provider's test questions. © 2026 Headed In LLC. Hunter Ed Ticket is a study aid. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the International Hunter Education Association (IHEA-USA), the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) or any state wildlife agency, and it does not certify you: only an approved hunter education course and its exam earn a hunter education card. Always follow your state's current hunting regulations. Your progress stays in this browser. Free to use. All study guides.
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