bowhuntinoh

i worked for tips at one of my former jobs but i think if you make the choice to do those types of jobs if you want the tips you go the extra mile you also know going in you are only guaranteed the pay not tips when i go out to eat i normally expect to tip the folks working now that tip depends on the service i get if your guide is good show him slide him some cash if he isn't any good don't give him much now for me i don't charge to guide on public land and i only do it to help friends and a few out of towner's and I'm good at it but i have a real job that pays the bills so i only guide 4 weeks a year and Sundays during deer season i don't do tips we keep it low key mostly i do handicap and youth I'm almost always booked up but i have no desire to do it as a job or business and every year i try to teach what i know to a new hunter i also try to learn from some of the seasoned hunters maybee when i retire ill do the full deal