IMO, guided hunts are just that... guided. The hunter needs to know absolutely nothing about local laws, game, etc.
The buck stops at the guide. I guide a lot of trips all summer. Not one of my clients has ever known the laws. They do exactly as I say and they don't question it.
Good Morning, Calvin.
Sorry, but I do not understand that at all. Are you saying that in Alaska, if you guide a hunter or fisherman, and break the laws as was done in this case, all the client has to tell the judge is that he was following your orders, and he gets off?
This was not a mistake that occurred in the field. These guys flagrantly and intentionally broke the law!
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