I bet many of you have thought of this same idea while you were in thefield,"If I could just figure out how to do this for a living, I would have the greatest job every." At least I think it would be the greatest job. Imagine, you get up every morning and put on your work clothes, but instead of a suit and tie, it's your favorite camo. Then you run out the door, but rush back in because you almost forgot your briefcase, I mean your bow with a quiver full of custom fletched arrows, and it's off to the office in the company 4x4. Once in your office, located at the top a big oak tree between two soybean fields, you set back and let the day unfold.

You and me both know it can be done. We watch peoplewho do it every day on TV and read about them in the thousands of hunting magazines we buy. I'm not talking aboutactuallyhunting for a living (because who knows if that excises), but having career in the outdoor industry. What would be the best way for someone to pursue this, beside camping outside of Bill Jordan's or Will Primos' house, begging them for a job, because that will just cause you to be put in jail or the loony bind. But if someone was willing and able to put in the time needed, how could they go about achieving this? This could be an unanswerable question for all I know, or it could darn well be the secret of life.

All opinions and answers are welcomed.