Ace the Arkansas Hunters Ed Exam 2025 – Get Game Ready and Hunt with Confidence!

Hunters need to have enough flexibility to make a shot when a target appears, but if the zone of fire is too wide, it can put other hunters at risk. A small zone of fire limits the potential targets, while a wide zone of fire increases the chance of striking another hunter. A 30 degree zone of fire may be too narrow and could make it difficult to accurately aim at some targets, while a 90 degree zone of fire is too wide and could increase the risk of accidental shootings. Therefore, the recommended zone of fire for hunters is 45 degrees, to provide a balance between flexibility and safety.