I work a public job 50 + hours per week and in my "spare" time I do this www.youthoutside.org You MAKE time for what you love.

I own my own laboratory that does dimensionsal metrology for all the major industries...especially the medical industry. I'm able to hunt in the mornings, get things rolling and then leave early to hunt the afternoons so I've been very blessed to have hunting time.

I am a youth pastor I work Sunday thru Thursday and get two weeks vacation a year. I always take one week offin Decemberto hunt and I alsohave friday and saturday. I have a fair amount of time to hunt I feel.

I work in IT for a financial software company. I get off of work early our family farm is only 8 miles from my house, so I used to have plenty of time to hunt. Now that I have a 6 month old son, he takes up most of my free time. I don't mine skipping the woods to hang out with him though. I'm looking forward to teaching him. That being said, I have all next week off for rifle season and will be leaving work early on Friday for one last afternoon with my bow!

I think I have been blessed with a lay off that will take methru the end of November...Lots of good Telco work on the side that I can squeeze in when I want.
The woods and I have been seeing alot of each other. Sure is nice hunting on a monday or tuesday instead of a saturday..

Who has time to work..I'm trying to keep up on who's shooting what..and the weather, the wind, flash earth to see where I should go..etc etc.

I'm an analyst for a Fortune 500 company. I don't get to work outside, but at least I make enough money to really enjoy when I do get out.

I work for American Electric power in Dispatch center. I work 12 hour days so that means I have about 15 days or so off a month. Plenty of time to hunt.

I'm just like Classified, I work in a federal prison, I just have more time in.

I am a network Security Engineer For Anheuser Busch in St. Louis. Isupport the security infrastructure (firewall and Intrusion Detection devices) for the company.