Re: Tag Cutting

Originally Posted by
KodiakHntr
As the law is written, in that scenario, your friend wounded a deer. YOU killed a deer. Your tag gets cut, not his.
In BC, whoever fires the killing shot, killed the animal. Whoever killed the animal, cuts their tag.
Doesn’t matter if you want to try and find a loophole, the law is pretty clear the way it is written, whomever kills the animal, cuts the tag. If you don’t have a tag and try to “end the animals suffering” if it is wounded by someone else, then the way the law is written you are breaking the law and run the risk of being charged. BC doesn’t have any allowances for “doing the right thing” or finishing a rodeo, it’s purely if you killed it, you tag it. If you don’t have a tag, either don’t shoot or learn to keep your mouth shut.
Sorry Bud but I trust you are wrong.
Some time ago I asked this question in writing directly to F&W. Why becouse I am a licenced BC Outfitter and it happened several times during a Grizzly hunt that a Grizzly took off after being shot and the Guide did not wanted to get shot by a super nervous and/or inexperienced Hunter in the following search so he left the Hunter behind.
The written answer from F&W was, the original Shooter/Hunter must cut his Tag. However the Fellow which foud it helping the Hunter must have a Hunting Licence (dont need to have a Tag). If I had the time I would dig throug my Records to find that pice of Paper.
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