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Post by hoosier on Apr 27, 2007 0:19:39 GMT -5
Is it legal to call turkeys to aid another hunter in taking one, if, the caller has already harvested his own bird for the season? A fellow at the local check station swore it is illegal to do this. Thanks in advance!
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Post by buster on May 3, 2007 14:18:58 GMT -5
The definition of 'HUNT" is to pursue, shoot, kill, trap, capture, collect, catch, possess or otherwise take or attempt to take. Calling a turkey in for another hunter, in my opinion given the definition, requires one to have a turkey hunting license BECAUSE you are pursuing or assisting a person in attempting to take a wild turkey. If you have already harvested your bird for the season, you would still be allowed to call (assist in taking) a wild turkey under your (already used) license.
In essence, you are participating in the 'hunt' in a manner that assists a person in tkaing a wild turkey. So, yes it is legal as long as you have purchased a turkey license/stamp for that year.
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