Troy's Hunting Experience Lessons

Troy Landry and his deckhand Pickle explore a new hunting spot called Dead Man's Slew. Initially skeptical, Troy is convinced by Pickle to try the location. They face challenges but eventually catch several alligators, including a large one. The experience strengthens their teamwork and trust, with Troy acknowledging the value of Pickle's suggestion.

What is the name of the new hunting spot recommended by Pickle?

• Gator Alley

• Honey Hole

• Dead Man's Slew

• Swamp King

Why is Troy skeptical about the new hunting spot?

• He doesn't trust Pickle

• He prefers his own hunting spots

• He thinks it's too far

• He heard there are no alligators there

What does Pickle do to prepare for the hunt?

• Sets up traps

• Cooks bait

• Sets up lines

• Scouts the area

How does Troy feel after catching the first small alligator?

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Relieved

What is Troy's main concern during the hunt?

• Getting lost

• Weather conditions

• Running out of bait

• Wasting time

What changes Troy's mind about the hunting spot?

• Seeing other hunters

• Finding a shortcut

• Pickle's persuasion

• Catching a big alligator

How does Pickle feel after proving her point to Troy?

• Indifferent

• Anxious

• Regretful

• Confident

What does Troy acknowledge at the end of the day?

• The spot was a waste of time

• Pickle's contribution

• They need more equipment

• He should have stayed home

What does Pickle hope for in the future?

• To lead more hunts

• To find a new spot

• To work alone

• To retire

What lesson does Troy learn from this experience?

• Avoiding new challenges

• Trusting his instincts

• Listening to others can be beneficial

• Always stick to familiar spots