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"The state has charged the key witness in Reichert’s defense, David Perkins, with second-degree aiding and abetting, or as a principal, to unlawful hunting. Perkins was Reichert’s disabled hunting companion."LOL, looks like some past posters to this thread, were not being very truthful.
Depends on which story that we have been told you want to believe?We were told he was not his guide. But this article states he was his disabled hunting companion. What does that mean, legally?
So then whose tag went on the elk, wouldn't it have to be the disabled gentleman 's tag and not TR's tag. Based on the WAC he was taking it for the other hunters tag.
Quote from: northwesthunter84 on August 13, 2016, 05:39:31 PMSo then whose tag went on the elk, wouldn't it have to be the disabled gentleman 's tag and not TR's tag. Based on the WAC he was taking it for the other hunters tag.Reichert had the tag. if Perkins were his legally designed companion, he could within certain guidelines shoot an animal for Reichert. Reichert's tag would go on the animal.
Quote from: Bob33 on August 13, 2016, 06:39:16 PMQuote from: northwesthunter84 on August 13, 2016, 05:39:31 PMSo then whose tag went on the elk, wouldn't it have to be the disabled gentleman 's tag and not TR's tag. Based on the WAC he was taking it for the other hunters tag.Reichert had the tag. if Perkins were his legally designed companion, he could within certain guidelines shoot an animal for Reichert. Reichert's tag would go on the animal.So to what extent are they acting as one and the same under said guidelines? Did the commission have the intent of companions, under certain guidelines, act for and as the "hunter"? Will Grants statement support Perkins?
Quote from: northwesthunter84 on August 13, 2016, 05:39:31 PMSo then whose tag went on the elk, wouldn't it have to be the disabled gentleman 's tag and not TR's tag. Based on the WAC he was taking it for the other hunters tag.TR is the disabled gentleman.