College student at Murray State University in western KY. I play baseball for them so thats basically my job. Also do some farm work in Calloway County.

I am a Civil Engineer who designs highways, bridges and drainage structures on the East Coast.

I often work 6-7 days a week so that interrupts my hunting season.

I do accounting work for a law firm.

I am a mechanical engineer. I do vulnerability analyses for the Department of Defense. Doesn't affect my hunting positively or negatively.

I am a Network Engineer working for the government. It has no effect on my hunting, but the fringe benefits could be better if they would let me hunt here. Some freakin massive buck here.

I am an electronics engineer and I design capacitors for all kinds of things. I work M-F 6-4 every week all year. I get afterwork to hunt or the weekends and the occasional vacation day.

I am a environmental/transportation planner, father, and husband(Not in that order). I work for a large engineering firm where I plan and help design highways, construct graphics, and compose environmental documents. But if I had my choice, I would hunt all season long and work the other months of the year, maybe.

I work at local farms and with my dad and my uncle for thier construction company. Might be getting a job at McDonalds soon to start paying for some car insurance.

Telephone Technician (Customer Service Tech) for a major telco company. I work from the cable into the homes and business's, key systems, networking, computer networking etc...

The only interfereince it brings me is a Saturday schedule. I usually work at least one Saturday during the archery season however it gives me a day off that week.

Other than that, it's helped me in my addiction by opening up new grounds from time to time.

If you really want to get an insight into what everyone here does, there was like a 12-page thread on this exact same topic about two weeks ago...