"Draft Card"

They are most likely talking about contact forms to fill out. This is common for draft eligible players. Scouts will want to build background information on players they may watch during the season.

The draft card is just what it is, gives basic contact information so they can put you in their file.
Has nothing to do with whether you will be drafted or not.

But aren't these cards given to players they are interested in.

Of course it is given to players they are interested in so tehy can gather info.
All it is, is a card (like an index card) for you to put your information (name, adress, etc) on. It may be that the scout didn't have any questionares, which happens often. He now has the info on a card to send a questionare and start a file for the team.

Base-Stealer , when I see a player that I think is talented enough to keep up with down the road I ask them to fill out a card for me. It is simply done to make sure we have the information needed to follow up on this player at at later date.

Is it more likely that you would be drafted if you receive the questionaire rather than just the card or does that make any difference? Also, what is the questionaire all about, in other words what kind of questions are they asking?

The questionare is similar to that of a college one.

Name, address, school, telephone #, grades, position, questions regarding going pro, health history, etc.

You might get drafted from a team without ever filling out that questionare.

Think of the draft card as an index card you may use for information in order to stay organized.

Draft card...Is that the same as player information card? If you attend a open try out every player attending fills one out.