First off, ( if you have not already ) get yourself into a hunter education/ safety course for your state. Second, keep coming to this site and looking at old post and some of the replies. You might be surprised. I bet a lot of the old posts will answer the majority of questions you already have. Try to get 1 or two hunting magazines and read articles on the game you are interested in pursuing. After you get familiar with the terminology and lingo's to hunting talk, you will be able to have conversations with the hunters that you work with. You will hear stories and learn things from the hunters you work with, the hunters on this forum, and things you read in the magazines. Most hunters are willing to tell their stories of their success and shortcomings so other hunters can learn. After a certain amount of time, you might build a good relation with one or more of the guys you work with and they will ask you if you have your license. They might even ask if YOU want to go hunting with them sometime. It's not a guarantee, but sometime this happens with guys that become good friends and have very strong interests in hunting.