There is more to it than everyone thinks, there is a total commitment that needs to be made, say goodbye to your family, cause your on the road all year doing shows and seminars and then comes hunting season. Your gone about 300 days a year. Sure it's real cool to be "the man" but it comes with a pretty hefty price. A lot of hard work with sometimes no results. It slowly becomes a job after the novelity where's off, sure it's fun and gratifing, but when you out there on the 10 day of a 14 day hunt and haven't got anything on film yet you start to wonder what the hell am I doing out here when I could be home with my family everyday. No fun to watch your children grow up in pictures.