I am not necessarily saying doing it for a J O B, but making a career out of it. Like testing products, writing about hunts, going to shows,being asked to give seminars, helping other hunters get started in the industry, prompting a company you are apart of,even trying to create that one product that every hunter needs, but does have and getting paid for it. INhunter, I know what you are saying, I hunt as much I possibly can and I do get frustrated, even bored at times or just don't feel like going, but I love it. Having a career in the hunting industrydoes not mean you have to hunt 24/7, so instead of huntingduring my free time, Icould fish,golf or play baseball. I do not just mean hunting all the time, but the whole aspect of it (if that even makes sense).