What do you do for a living?

[albrubacker]

Self employed tinsmith.
Normally turkey hunt around 20 times a year.

[kytrkyhntr]

I work for a large automotive plant as a maintenance man. Been doing it for about 13-14 years. I like my job. But I don't get much more than 12-13 days a year. I make a good living and my family doesn't want for anything. However I wish I had used my skills to work for myself before I got caught in the industrial life... I'm still young maybe that changes and I will one day work for myself. Then that number will be 40-45 days a spring haha

Well when you branch out and need an employee, put me in coach!.


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You hired, boss!

[Spring Creek Calls]

Retired public school facilities supervisor. Now I make turkey calls. Usually hunt 15-25 days depending on tag usage. 2 or 3 states each year for the past several years.

This was one of the most enjoyable posts I've seen in awhile. Quite a wide range of talent here on OG!

[Tribute Custom Calls]

Retired Cranberry grower but still working full time for a log home company. Really looking forward to Full retirement in a year or two.
Usually hunt 12-20 mornings depending on how many states we hunt.

[cgarner1]

3rd generation owner/operator truck driver

I usually get 20-25 days and try to take 2 trips each year

[cracker4112]

I'm a commercial real estate appraiser/broker/property manager. 

I usually get to hit the woods 15-20 days each spring, just depends on workload and kids schedules.

[turkey stew]

Retired High school Chemistry teacher. Hunt home state of Michigan. Maybe will get to hunt elsewhere in the future if my health allows and funds are available.

[Jfowler82]

Bourbon distiller

Usually take two or three weeks vacation during turkey season . I work third shift so I can usually go hunting after I get off as well .

Are you at one of the bourbon trail distilleries?  We have toured many of them

I work for Jim Beam . They have real nice tours .

[NOmad]

I manage a team of associates at a global money management firm. I save the majority of my PTO for spring and turkey hunt 25-30 days per year and typically 5-7 states. Unfortunately, a lot of my hunting is done over the weekends at this stage in my life.

[caneman]

I am a retired maint. mechanic from B.F.Goodrich Tire plant and now I make turkey,deer and duck calls. I hunt every day of season tiil I tag out.

[Delmar ODonnell]

I'm a tax attorney. Last year, by my bosses' good graces, I was able to hunt 40 days.

[JeffC]

30 plus years as a carpenter, moved to the other side 10yrs ago as a town building inspector. Burn vacation and sick days to get maybe 10 or less days a year hunting turkey, haven't deer hunted in last 2 seasons, trying to finish house before I retire. 

[Marc]

Optometrist (eye doc).

I hunt 3 days/week most of the 3 month duck season.  2 days/week most of the turkey season (except Easter) or until I tag out.

[WildTigerTrout]

Retired Pa. State Corrections Officer.  Worked that career for 27 years.  Got to retire early.

I get to hunt and fish whenever I want.  It is wonderful.

[grayfox]

Did carpenter work for around 11 years in my younger days. Then I did computer graphics for screen printing for about 30 years until I retired. I use to hunt 8-15 days a season. The last few years I've hunted probably 4-7 days.