Which of the following is NOT listed as a trait of a true, responsible sportsman?

• A. Teaches proper knowledge and skills to others
• B. Works with landowners
• C. Knows the itinerary of every hunter
• D. Cooperates with wildlife officials

Answer: (C)

Being a true, responsible sportsman means acting with safety, ethics, and cooperation. Teaching proper knowledge and skills to others helps keep hunting safe and raises the standard for everyone. Working with landowners shows respect for private property and ensures access is obtained responsibly and without conflict. Cooperating with wildlife officials supports conservation and the proper enforcement of hunting laws, which helps protect wildlife populations and public safety. Knowing the itinerary of every hunter isn’t a reflection of personal responsibility or safety—it’s unrealistic and unnecessary for ethical hunting. So that trait isn’t listed as part of a true, responsible sportsman.