Ken/WV

I work in Union Construction, and if I put in enough time from January till hunting season I usually take a lay off and draw unemployment through late fall/winter and go back to work at the beginging of the year.

keno

a/c and heating tech and its gong to get real hot real soon if it ever stops raining here in houston.

jmbuckhunter

Tool & Die Maker, we make parts for Caterpillar.

But I may be shopping for a new job soon. Getting really fed up with the owner and his sons.

Anybody hiring?

mobow

I could use some fulltime warehouse help....I would even be your boss.......Man, I'm SURE we would get alot of work done....[8D]

130woodman

I'm a VP of a material handling equipment company. SO that means when we are busy I'm screwed but if were slow I'm gone. I have two guys that work for me that don't hunt but like venison so they push me to go until there freezer is full.They do a good job for me so I don't have to worry.

travis_E

I am a Police Officer I work nights. I work 12 hour shifts so end up working around 15 nights a month so leaves me a good amount to hunt but havnt got to hunt much since moving to FLA

Buck_Slayer

I am a structural steel fabricator/welder. I started off with 56 hours of PTO but have used most of it up. I took a week off for Thanksgiving...don't know if I will be doing much hunting, have to see what the rest of my family is doin.
The pay is pretty good

MDBUCKHUNTER

Civil Engineer who designs roads, drainage systems, site developments, etc.

I am a weekend warrior.

Washington Hunter

I work in the archery department of Spokane's Sportsman's Warehouse.

MichaelHunsucker

I am a full time college student as well as the central operations manager of Push Button Music. I also pro-staff for Heartland Bowhunter.

I take class on Tuesday and Thursday night only so i can hunt all other days whenever. My work schedule is extremely flexible which means i work 60+ hour weeks now and work very little come hunting season