Gratis test til jegerprøven

How long does a hunting year last?

• A) From 1 April to 31 March.
• B) From 10 August to 31 March.
• C) From 1 January to 31 December.
• D) From 1 August to 31 July.

Who operates the Hunter Register (Jegerregisteret)?

• A) Statistics Norway.
• B) The Brønnøysund Register Centre.
• C) The police.
• D) The County Governor.

What does viltressursloven § 21 require?

• A) Hunting must only take place in daylight and never closer than 100 meters from residential buildings or farm buildings.
• B) Hunting must only take place with a dog and always together with at least one other hunter.
• C) Hunting must be responsible with regard to animal welfare and not pose a danger to people, livestock or property.
• D) Hunting must be reported to the municipality before you fire a shot in a new area.

What does viltressursloven § 24 (the Wildlife Resources Act) say about spring guns (set guns)?

• A) Spring guns are allowed if they are marked with the owner's name.
• B) Spring guns are allowed for small game during the hunting season.
• C) Spring guns are allowed for large predators with permission from the municipality.
• D) Spring guns are prohibited for hunting.

What is correct about a firearm's safety catch?

• A) It is an aid, but no guarantee. Always treat the firearm as loaded.
• B) The safety is only needed on rifles, not on shotguns.
• C) When the safety is on, you can safely point the firearm in any direction, including at other hunters.
• D) The safety means the firearm cannot go off, even if it is dropped.

What do you need in order to acquire a firearm?

• A) A passed hunter exam and paid hunter fee.
• B) A permit from the police.
• C) A permit from the municipality.
• D) Membership in a shooting club or a hunting and fishing association.

What does E100 mean?

• A) How many centimeters the bullet drops over 100 meters.
• B) The bullet's speed after it has traveled 100 meters.
• C) The bullet's impact energy after it has traveled 100 meters.
• D) The energy in the powder before the shot is fired.

Where is lead shot prohibited?

• A) When hunting hare and fox.
• B) For all hunting in August.
• C) For all hunting above 1000 meters above sea level.
• D) When hunting in wetlands.

What is a bullet stop (kulefang)?

• A) Terrain behind the target, for example a hillside, that stops the bullet.
• B) A separate container where you put empty cartridge cases.
• C) A crosshair in the scope that shows where the bullet will hit.
• D) A net hung up in front of the stand to stop the game.

What is a shooting sector (skytesektor)?

• A) The longest distance from the stand at which shooting is allowed.
• B) The area from the stand where you can shoot safely, often marked in the terrain.
• C) The area behind the stand where you can withdraw.
• D) The part of the hunting ground that belongs to a particular landowner in the area.

What is dry training ("tørrtrening")?

• A) Shooting with a lower powder charge to save ammunition.
• B) Cleaning the weapon without oil after shooting.
• C) Practising position, aiming and trigger pull with an inspected (cleared) weapon without ammunition.
• D) Shooting at the range only in dry weather to avoid moisture and rust in the barrel.

How do you pull the trigger with a rifle?

• A) With a short press while you breathe in deeply.
• B) With the whole hand, so that the grip tightens at the same time.
• C) With a quick jerk at the moment the crosshair is on the target.
• D) With steady, increasing pressure straight back until the shot goes off.

Which thrush has a hunting season?

• A) Fieldfare
• B) Duetrost
• C) Redwing
• D) Song thrush

Which characteristic does the pine marten have?

• A) Almost black coat with a white chin patch.
• B) Brown coat with a yellow to orange throat patch.
• C) White winter coat with a black tail tip.
• D) Black and white stripes on the head.

When did the viltressursloven (Wildlife Resources Act) enter into force?

• A) 1 April 2025
• B) 1 January 2026
• C) 1 July 2026
• D) 20 June 2025

You are going duck hunting in wetlands and have steel shot in the shotgun. May you bring a box of lead shot in your pack just in case?

• A) Yes, as long as you only shoot steel shot.
• B) Yes, if the box is unopened.
• C) Yes, if you will shoot birds over land later the same day.
• D) No. It is prohibited both to shoot with and to carry lead shot when hunting in wetlands.

What is posteringsjakt (stand hunting)?

• A) The hunters stand at fixed posts, and the game comes past, often driven by dogs or beaters.
• B) The hunter sits in a boat and waits for birds to come in toward land.
• C) The hunter walks alone against the wind and sneaks within shooting range of the game.
• D) The hunter walks through the terrain alone or with a dog and shoots game that flees up in front of him.

What characterizes smygjakt (stalking)?

• A) The hunter uses a dog that drives the game out of the forest.
• B) The hunter moves quietly against the wind and sneaks within safe shooting range.
• C) The hunter scares up game and shoots while it flees.
• D) The hunters stand at fixed posts while beaters walk through the terrain with bells and shouts.

Which two places should you mark after a shot?

• A) The place where the dog was released, and the place where the animal was first seen
• B) The place where you parked, and the place where the hunting team gathers
• C) The place where you stood, and the place where the animal stood
• D) The place where the animal fell, and the place where it was gutted

Why is game meat hung for a while before butchering?

• A) So that the blood runs back into the muscles
• B) Because it is a requirement from Mattilsynet (the Norwegian Food Safety Authority) for all hunting
• C) So that the municipality can inspect the animal
• D) So that the meat matures and becomes tender