This is the last thing I am going to say.
It is interpretation of the law. This is up there with being 15 and hunting within "immediate supervision".
Do what you want, if a CO charges you for something that you do not think they should feel free to go fight it in court.
You cannot legally take a picture of a game animal before applying the game seal if the laws are taken literally. If you position the deer for field dressing and it has to be moved then you are transporting it, be that inches, but you are transporting it.
The OP saw an issue with a picture being a hen in what looks like the spring with a description being that of a jake. It seems to be like the description is there to cover up the fact that this is a hen, and there is no indication that the hen has or does not have a beard. It may be a 100% legal kill but the point of the post was to ask the question to see if anyone else saw an issue with it.
The amount of crap that comes down from someone who shoots a duck, that they know is legal to shoot but not exactly sure of what type it is, just what it is not, why do the same people come back and say that covering up what was shot is just peachy.
Do what you want, take pictures of everything.
If you take a picture before the game as the seal attached could potentially be considered by some to be illegal, hence why forums like this ban photos where proof of sealing big game is not allowed.