I'm a taxidermist and work out of the studio attached to the garage, so I pretty much can adjust the hours that I want to work on any given day.

In thewoods and in the classroom.

To this day I cannot remember how I chose this profession, but I am an accountant. I worked for a public accounting firm for four years and resigned this summer to allowmyself more time to hunt.I now work for a private company, still as an accountant, but I have plenty of time to hunt on the weekends. You are headed in the right direction with forest management/agriculture if you are looking to spend some serious time outdoors.

I work for the local FS. I graduated last spring in Agribusiness Economics from Southern Illinois Univeristy. During busy season it's hard to find time to hunt, but you get dibs on alot of good hunting ground.

I work at a Military Education Center, as the IT Admin.

Run a science dept. for a school district as well as teach all the upper and honors level sciences.

Teaching is great for hunting and fishing!!! you gotta deal with kids though, but they are great when they are good, you can really have an impact on em.

I am working on becoming a full time student, you can't beat ging to school 3-4 days a week and hunting the rest of the time. However the Air Force has me for 4 years starting around the first of the year, and then I plan on becoming and accountant for 20 years. Then I will retire so I can hunt and fish allI want.

Tool & die / machinist

school and in the summer i work for myself selling sweetcorn to local grocery stores.Which leaves plenty of time for being in the woods