Coug;

I did the same thing when I was in college. Lots of fun.

My boss gave me the cost discount, which meant in effect, that I could buy whatever I wanted there at his price, wholesale. So I rarely took money away. Two year later, I have 18 long guns, plenty of cammo, I took up reloading, tried every broadhead, duck call and type of decoy you can imagine, I STILL have enough hevi-shot to last me until I'm 30... and Lord knows what else.

I really didn't dive into the archery side of things there. We sold Bow Tech, and the only regret I have is not going to the dealer school when my boss offered to pay half.

You'll learn a lot. The guy who I semi-worked under in archery was a jerk though, so I just learned most of the stuff on my own. Make sure that you don't jump in too fast. Good way to mess stuff up. Don't think you know everything.... stop and ask questions. That will keep you from spending your paycheck on buying someone a new bow.... like I had to do.