Refuse to hunt with anyone who does not follow these basic rules. Wear Proper Clothing To hide from geese, ducks, and wild turkeys, hunters often wear camouflage clothing. But during firearms deer season and in situations when other hunters might mistake them for animals in the brush, hunters must wear blaze orange to be seen. In case you get lost or hurt in the woods, make sure you carry a survival pack at all times. The pack should have a compass, matches or lighter, knife, rain jacket, and whistle to signal your companions.
Every hunter needs to think about hunting ethics - what's the right or wrong thing to do.
Hunting laws tell you what is legal or illegal, but they can't always help you decide what behavior is fair or good. For example, it is not against the law to shoot at a goose flying high in the sky. But if its out of range, you ll more likely cripple it than kill it. Ask adult hunters what they would do in certain situations. Read hunting books and magazines, which have many stories about hunters who struggle to choose between right and wrong actions.