Colorado Hunter Education Practice Exam

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Which method is NOT recommended for signaling if you're lost?

  1. Using a whistle

  2. Lighting a fire

  3. Shouting intermittently

  4. Walking around at night

The correct answer is: Walking around at night

Walking around at night is not recommended for signaling if you're lost because it can lead you further astray and make it more difficult for rescuers to locate you. It is important to stay in one place and make yourself visible through other means such as using a whistle or lighting a fire. Shouting intermittently may also help, but it can be physically exhausting and may not be heard over a long distance in some terrain.

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