Manitoba Hunter Safety Practice Exam

When it comes to treestand safety, what are the 3 R's?

1. Read, Rescue and Relief

2. Rotate, Relief and Resume

3. Readjust, Rotate and Recover

4. Rescue, Relief and Recover

The correct answer is: Rescue, Relief and Recover

The 3 R's for treestand safety are Rescue, Relief, and Recover. Option A (Read, Rescue, and Relief) is incorrect because, although reading safety guidelines is important, it is not one of the 3 R's. Option B (Rotate, Relief, and Resume) is incorrect because 'rotate' and 'resume' do not have any relevance to treestand safety. Option C (Readjust, Rotate, and Recover) is incorrect because 'readjust' and 'rotate' are not part of the 3 R's, and 'recover' is not the same as 'relief'. Therefore, by process of elimination, option D (Rescue, Relief, and Recover) is the correct answer. The 3 R's are crucial steps for ensuring treestand safety and must be followed to minimize the risk of accidents.