I asked this very same question in an e-mail to the DCNR years ago, their reply was that if she accompanies you on a hunt she is basically hunting and should have a license. This includes WMA and National Forest. I told the DCNR that she would not be carrying a weapon, they told me that it did not matter. If she points out a deer to you that you don't see then she is assisting in your hunting efforts. I do know that at Oakmulgee we were stopped by two GW and both of us were asked to produce a license, we both had one and we went on our merry way. IF in doubt go to the DCNr website and e-mail them, they usually respond with 24 hours. Take this for it is worth.