What do you do for a living?

[arrow1]

Full time Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator since 1998. Remove nuisance raccoons,  squirrels, bats, etc from peoples homes and businesses.  I try to hunt as much as possible but Spring turkey season comes at the busiest time of year so hope to hunt 6-10  mornings a season right now.

[Archivist13]

Live in Southern Maryland and am a Senior Records Analyst for the National Archives for the last 24 years.

[Duckdogdad]

Been an insurance agent for 50 years...my staff runs my office March 15-April 30. Been that way for 20 years. I hunt 4 to 5 mornings a week. Come to think of it, turkey season is a lot like duck season.

[Duckdogdad]

Been an insurance agent for 50 years...my staff runs my office March 15-April 30. Been that way for 20 years. I hunt 4 to 5 mornings a week. Come to think of it, turkey season is a lot like duck season.

[timberjack86]

Pipefitter,  welder.

[Bottomland OG]

Semi retired from the construction/ welding. Have worked in the healthcare business for the last few years. I work out of my home, work my own hours so I can pretty much hunt every day of season if I choose. It's truly a blessing from God.

[Bennett]

I own my own building materials business in West TN so I'm fortunate to hunt a lot. I have good employees who take care of things when I'm gone. I've got three teenagers so all my hunting is local but  I hope to start traveling some in the near future when things slow down with them.

[Dmc1530]

An Accountant, tax season and turkey season do not go well together. Hunt every weekend and plus or minus 5 weeks days throughout season.

[richard black]

Retired metallurgical engineer. Hunt as much as I want and can. It's a rough life.

[Burtwill]

Hire me lol

I am in engineering at a chemical plant that supplies pulp and paper. I usually get to hunt 15-25 days a year depending what i can work out and what we have going on. This year i will be hunting more than normal becuase i just got off a big project and im kinda inbetween projects so should have plenty opportunity to take off.

I usually hunt most days either an hour or so  before work or after.

I'm in Pulp and Paper. Manage an engineering group.

Years ago, I hunted 35-40 days a spring.

Now I hunt 15-20. Honestly, 15-20 days is plenty of time for limits in the states I hunt.

[Big Jeremy]

I'm a youth minister...have been for going on 18 years, and I love it! I also do quite a bit of work (without pay) for our school system working with and mentoring students that need a little extra help. Set hours are not a reality, but I do my best to work things around to where I can go a day or two a week, at least. Work and wrangling my own three children don't allow me to go as much as I'd like, but I wouldn't change that for anything.

Most springs I average 10-12 mornings, and I'll get out several afternoons, also.


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[1iagobblergetter]

Self employed ...Have usually around 10 guys working for me...Finally i have one i trust & is knowledgeable enough to run things when im gone within reason...Looking forward to hunting without taking all my work with me...

[tomstopper]

Chemist (work straight graveyard shift) and run my own company during the day so I can adjust that schedule so I can hunt most mornings/days

[highcj5]

Drive a brown truck for a living. Been with the company 25 years total but full time for 19 years. I usually take my 1st vacation opening week. Hunt every weekend morning that I can. I love to hear the woods wake up and come to life in the morning.

[Jwall]

Supervise safety and student discipline as well as alternative education for a school system


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