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The rationale I got was that the definition in the hunting pamphlet defines to hunt as: any attempt to kill, capture, injure or harass a wild animal or bird. Therefore just to call an animal is hunting and my friend would need a license.I guess you shouldn't blow a locator bugle before the season because with this rationale you are hunting!
Call Olympia or email them an ask the question...
Quote from: MattySuto on September 10, 2015, 09:10:01 AMCall Olympia or email them an ask the question... Why? Bob33 copied the answer from WDFW help/FAQ page. Just needs to have a hunting license if doing the calling for the hunter.
Happens all the time and 100% legal in my book. Calling for someone is not an attempt to kill the animal by the caller.
Quote from: westsidehntr on September 10, 2015, 10:23:59 AMHappens all the time and 100% legal in my book. Calling for someone is not an attempt to kill the animal by the caller. I would be carrying my bow too if I still had my deer tag. There is no way I would call to ask. a citation would never hold up in court.
Quote from: buglebrush on September 10, 2015, 10:55:01 AMQuote from: westsidehntr on September 10, 2015, 10:23:59 AMHappens all the time and 100% legal in my book. Calling for someone is not an attempt to kill the animal by the caller. I would be carrying my bow too if I still had my deer tag. There is no way I would call to ask. a citation would never hold up in court.Your right because WA state courts are the best