brick shark

I own a portapotty co. It's a small co. I have 1 potty a wagon 55 Gal. drum and a syphon hose...........Na just a brick layer

tanktrunk

Own and operate a machine shop.

ropedawg

yea i'm in the navy and was furtunate enough to get this great duty station with great deer.

sky_guy_61

Computer programmer. Not always easy to get time off. Last hunting season we were in the middle of a big project so I could not even take any vacation time.. but this year should be better.

I used to be a tree surgeon before I was married. Only worked an average of 3 days a week.. and spent a lot more time hunting.

warmdaze

Once I could not spell Metallographer, now I are one.

CoyoteHowler

From elastic mill and construction electrician to heavy equipment operator to my current line of work.
Coaching Power Plant operation / maintenance and managing teams to produce power on the Texas grid.

Best of all however is hunting and talking about hunting with my friends.

drstalker

I am a journeyman Lineman working for a muninciple in northern Illinois.I worked for many contractors for Commonwealth Edison for a few years,and before becoming a lineman did many other things machinist,pressman,worked for Ma Bell,cooked,securiry guard,arborist,laborer,roofer,or and many other things that I have probably forgotenI have been working all my life and am only 43 years old,I'm looking forward to my retirement so I can hunt,fish & toy around with bows.Also I noticed a couple that posted here from Illinois may work with a couple realatives,a Corrections officer,and a barge worker.Small world

highcountrysp

sheriffs deputy

solocam1

I'm a self employed Brick Mason. Hard work, but at least I'm outside and I'm my own boss! I get to take a few days off during hunting season, and hunt anytime it rains.

BHElkHunter

Warehouse Manager at Mount Rushmore. Cool job, cool location, but not so cool pay, and doesn't make good use of my super-expensive Outdoor Education/Earth Science degree.