[SteveInTN]

I was close. What do they feed y'all up there?

 

[98ramtough]

mmmmm beer

:salude:

 

[mallardhunter]

:toofunny: they probly eat coots.

 

[98ramtough]

You have it all wrong! It's soft feathered suzies... I mean greehheaded drakes for me!

:yes:

 

[mallardhunter]

I was hoping so. :tounge:

 

[phillipstd]

coot's arn't all that bad, I thought they were kinda good.

 

[ks_waterfowler]

Guys we have a thousand members and only 45 replies. Don't be shy, nobody will laugh at you job. Just interested to see what everyone does for a living.

 

[fireguy3080]

I was a full time firefighter at and airport in Wisconsin, but I quit and went back to Paramedic school. So I hunt when I can, which isn't much. I also have been a Vol. fireman for 6 years. Spent sometime in Oregon on the Cache Mountain fire. So right now I go to school and study hard. Hopefully get a inner city firefighting job, hoping for Madison or Milwaukee Wisconsin.

 

[birdgunner04]

I'm a machinist by trade. I', also working on my own business making aluminum boat parts.

 

[O_E_J]

I am a Systems engineer. I engineer and install automated software delivery systems for finacial institutions.

 

[MacAttack]

I am in my senior year of College, my degree will be in Law Enforcement, so I hope to become a police officer when I get out.

 

[IL_Hunter]

I am 26 years old. I am a geographic information system technician at a private consulting firm in West Central, IL. I work with aerial photography so I can do some of my duck scouting from my desk. I just can't let the boss catch me. Some of the maps you see on the DU website look like the data I work with. :salude:

 

[NESoDak]

Nothing exciting here, I am a long haul truck driver. Out one to three weeks and then back home. Fortunately I am from South Dakota and home is a real gem where hunting is concern, plus the living is pretty cheap.

 

[TadpoleMVP]

I am a GIS/CAD operator for my local telephone co-op 8-5 m-f. The rest of my time is spent in the logging woods working or hunting. I get to spend all day looking at and drawing maps which helps find some good hunting spots around home.

 

[yellowlab]

ahhh old hight school takes alot of hunting away if you ask me but hey i know "school is improtan" why can cabelas just say that will give me 250 G's a year jsut to hunt and fish

 

[HUMBOLDT HUNTER]

I do tile work and other carpentry/construction trades as well.

 

[crankerup]

I am a telephone technician

 

[Drew Willemsen]

I am a full time student at the University of North Dakota, I also am a Reserve Police Officer back home, and up here I work at Cabelas in East Grand Forks MN...oh yeah I hunt...A LOT, maybe too much for being in school.... :yes:

 

[punter]

You thought your old I'm 57 and a D F L Dumb F----- Lineman for First Energy. Also a Vietnam Vet. 2/12 1st. air cav 67-68. I use chessie's and shoot Beretta's.

 

[duckhuntingchat.com]

Well shoot, I guess I can spill the beans. :mrgreen:

I'm 27, an account executive for a real estate software firm out of Fargo, ND. I reside and work out of the home in Bismarck, ND. This keeps me on the road around 70 days/year.

I also own/operate a string of outdoor websites (like this one), as well as retail sporting good sales, web solutions and everything that goes with it online.

With all that I somehow still manage to hunt waterfowl around 50 days/year and I just returned from a week in Saskatchewan...I gotta have the most understanding wife around.

I'm producing a waterfowl hunting video and already have 6 hours of footage since September. It'll include early season Canada's, field hunting mallards, slough hunting, Saskatchewan hunting (snows, specks, ducks), late season mallards on the Missouri River, late season Canadas and of course, spring snows. This has fueled a new addiction for me as I spend more time trying to get the perfect shot instead of shooting (I got a neck banded ross on film almost land on the blinds last Thursday).

So I guess I can say I'm on the go a lot. Plenty of time to sleep when I'm dead. :thumbsup:

Thank you to the moderators for helping keep me sane. :yes: