I dreamed up, built, and currently manage and also do recruiting for an IT work/study program that is geared towards helping people advance their careers in IT. In the program they gain multiple vendor certifications and we actually place them in jobs while they learn. I also work part time for a local archery shop, am working on building an internet storefront, as well as manage all their current internet sales as well.

I own a hunting and fishing resort in Canada. Its a rough gig.

I guess I'm the first pastor to respond to this thread. I'm an ordained United Methodist pastor in the Alabama-West Florida Annual Conference. I heard "the call" at 17 years old, went to Auburn for my undergrad, then Emory for graduate school. Now,at 32 years old,I've been preaching in the local church for 12 years. I currently serve in Hartford, AL and plan on staying a while. The flexibility of my schedule allows me time to hunt, but funerals seem to lock out many of my "planned" hunting trips. I used to backpack a lot, but it is hard to take a week or two to go the the Smokies. It is much easier to bowhunt within an hour of the church. I'm currently trying to start an outdoor video ministry and Bible study for bowhunters.

I can see the smile on your face from here!

CWA here, I can't say I'm proud tho...

17 year Telco Technician....retirement...too many more years to count.

Greg,
I guess you could say it has its perks. I start baiting for bear this weekend and then its all hunting until the beginning of January. You hear that? Its fresh walleye in the fryer!

High School Teacher and wrestling coach. I coach a junior freestyle club in the summer and give private lessons to help pay for my hunting gear.

I retired a few years ago, now at the ripe ol age of 45 I just hunt and fish and fish and hunt....... in that order or vice versa

I'm a police officer just outside of Pittsburgh Pa., Love my Job!!

I'm a Dental Sales Rep in Utah, So I basically supply everything you see, touch, and gets put in your mouth, at the Dental office.