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.
ain't saying you aren't telling it like you were told....but that info in BS from DCNR. Thats like saying while she is standing in the yard while you hunt she is hunting. Horsechitttttttt.
