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What's a bow and drill? How do you set a snare? Think you know? Take this short 10 question Intermediate Wilderness Skills quiz to test yourself:

Intermediate Wilderness Skills Quiz

1. You are in Alaska and west of the agonic line, how do you adjust for declination when using a heading from your map?

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2. The parts of the bow and drill fire starter must be out of what types of wood?

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3. If you come upon carrion in bear country you should?

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4. Locating South without a compass can be found by using:

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5. When is Old Man's Beard edible?

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6. The diameter of a snareng to catch a rabbit is:

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7. You are lost and have stayed in one place for a week but no one came, you should?

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8. True or False. A good snow cave has no air leaks.

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9. During winter travel, when is it time to stop and build a fire to warm yourself?

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10. If you use a GPS you don't need to take a compass:

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Ok, how did you do? Miss a few? Check your score.

Number Wrong Score
0 -2 You'll still enjoy the wilderness, depending on the answers missed and survive well!

3 -4 You may survive but will be naming a ball Wilson real soon.

5 -6 You're chances of 'Having A Nice Day' are slim to none.

7 -8 You're toast!

For an advanced Wilderness Quiz join us for one of our skills courses and we'll give you the answers!

Other quizes to test yourself:

Basic Wilderness Quiz
Basic Map & Compass Quiz
Intermediate Wilderness Quiz (back to top of page)

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