Just curious. I think I might because of all the preparation, carrying gear in and out, watching the wind, on high alert, placing and moving stands, on stand in bad weather at times, and not even counting dragging/field dressing/loading a deer. Its sometimes mentally tough along with the physical part. Does that make me a slacker at work?
Let's see: Sitting on my butt in a heated and A/C office for 8 1/2 hours a day in front of a computer, or dragging 30+ pounds of hunting equipment up and over steep banks, hills, across rivers. then climbing up 25+ feet in a tree and sitting in freezing temps. for hours on end. And that doesn't include actually getting a deer. That is when the real work starts!
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Definately!!!!!!! But I wouldn't trade it for anything......
Cougar, today I spend more time on the computer or in meetingsthan I doout in the field, not very physically demanding but I am more stressed than I used to be when I was in the field, so I understand where your coming from!!!!
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Hunting, by a mile. Both physically & mentally.
X2 My job is pretty easy compared to how hard I work at hunting. I still do a good job and take pride in my work, but it's not physical and while hectic at times for the most part is a good gig.
Do you work harder hunting than on the job?
