In a group of three hunters, who needs to be aware of the safe zones-of-fire?

All three of the hunters need to be aware of the safe zones-of-fire because safety in hunting is a shared responsibility. Each hunter must understand their own zone of fire, which is the area in which they can safely shoot without endangering others in the group or themselves.

When a group of hunters is together, it's crucial for everyone to maintain awareness of their surroundings, including the position of their companions, to avoid accidents. If one hunter is not aware of the safe zones, it can lead to dangerous situations, such as shooting in the direction of another hunter. Keeping all members informed about their respective zones ensures that everyone can move safely and choose their shots wisely while minimizing risks. This collaborative approach contributes significantly to the overall safety and enjoyment of the hunting experience.