Confronting Poachers and Civic Duties

Mick plans to confront poachers in the forest. He gathers weapons and tools, including a floodlight and bullhorn, from a hidden outpost. Despite Carl's absence, Mick prepares to face the poachers, emphasizing the civic duty of forest citizens to protect their environment.

What is the main concern regarding the poachers?

• They are armed and dangerous.

• They are difficult to locate.

• They are numerous in number.

• They are protected by law.

What does Mick plan to do to prepare for the poachers?

• Negotiate with them.

• Set traps.

• Call for backup.

• Gather weapons.

Why is law enforcement not involved in dealing with the poachers?

• They are unaware of the situation.

• They are busy with other tasks.

• They are not allowed in the forest.

• They are collaborating with the poachers.

What is the primary fear of the poachers?

• Being outnumbered.

• Facing armed resistance.

• Getting caught.

• Running out of resources.

What is the civic responsibility mentioned in the video?

• To educate others about the forest.

• To protect the forest from poachers.

• To maintain peace in the community.

• To report any suspicious activity.

What is Mick's relationship with Carl?

• They are rivals.

• They are business partners.

• They are old friends.

• They are family.

What does Mick find at Carl's outpost?

• A group of allies.

• Useful tools for defense.

• A hidden stash of food.

• A map of the forest.

What tool does Mick use to call the dogs?

• A whistle.

• A bullhorn.

• A flashlight.

• A radio.

What is Mick's final preparation to confront the poachers?

• Setting up a camp.

• Equipping with a floodlight and bullhorn.

• Creating a diversion.

• Gathering a team.