everyday job.....

[Rice]

Semi-Pro Athlete during the day...Repo Man by dusk...and Gigolo by dark

[JFW2006]

well i reckon im the brokest s.o.b. on this site...i build furniture for a living but only for one more year till the ole lady gets out of nursing school then she's puttin me through school so im hopin to get a couple full seasons of hunting in!!!

[rebelduckaholic]

Proud employee of the great state of Mississippi.

Same here Engineer In Training MDOT

I am a former MDOT employee myself. Paycheck sucked but the time off was great. I seriously do more work in a month than i did in a year at MDOT. The culture there,at least in the right of way division, is pretty amazing

I dam sure do not do it for the money. But right now I could take off from now till the end of duck season and never miss a check. Only been there a little over 4 years at that

[H20fowlkiller]

Chemical Engineer. Economic Planner/Production Scheduler at an oil refinery. Have the crackberry attached to my belt 24/7/365, always on call (except when I'm hunting then I leave it in the truck). My boss would laugh if I asked for time off to hunt.

Get two weeks of vacation and I saved a few days for the draws I didn't get. Not sure what I'll do now....maybe do some internet scouting and drive north to bust some greenheads with my slingshot/trebuchet. I might even bring my Johnny Unitas book along for the ride.

who you work for shell yellowhammer?

[insman]

Partner, Recruiter, Sales Manager at New York Life Insurance company

Anybody need a career change???? Let me know


Oh and I also listen to Pondman tell about his freaky exploits with the fish

[DoublePslayer]

I drive this about half the days of the month. The rest of the time I'm usually doing something to help out the old man on the farm or in the pasture. It leave a fair amount of time to hunt as well.

[Faithful Retrievers]

Insurance Agent/ John Deere Ag

Self Employed is feast or famine, but I'll take it anyday of the week.

[Kenny Boone]

Sling Heavy Equipment, Aerial Equipment, and everything in between. If it deals with construction I SELL it or rent it. Who needs to spend some money? End of the year is coming and I know somebody needs to spend!!!!!!!!! If you buy I get to hunt ALOT, if you don't I work 24/7

[novacaine]

Civil Engineer for quasi state gov. during day- consultant at night and weekends, very flex work schedule during duck season (if they are flyin-I ain't workin) . Worked for years for NRCS in delta and always saved annual & comp time ,got very spoiled to having winters off. Very fortunate to get to chase them throughout the delta.

[3spop]

Same here Engineer In Training MDOT[/quote]

I am a former MDOT employee myself. Paycheck sucked but the time off was great. I seriously do more work in a month than i did in a year at MDOT. The culture there,at least in the right of way division, is pretty amazing [/quote]

I dam sure do not do it for the money. But right now I could take off from now till the end of duck season and never miss a check. Only been there a little over 4 years at that[/quote]

Yeah, I have somewhere over 1000 hours of PL and bout 500 ML. If my salary was tripled it would be a sweet deal fo sho.

[Deltaquack]

Assistant Director of Development - Ole Miss Athletic Dept.

My brother in law, Brad Tegue, used to work in the athletic department at OM. Do you know him?

Are you Gina's Brother? I know Brad real well.

[Deltaquack]

well, after looking through everyone's jobs, NIPP1 seems to be the sharpest of all of us

I work for a company that sells Medical/lab supplies.

I really ain't nothing but a gopher. It is hard to swallow sometimes, but i get over it

Sounds like somebody's looking for a job.

You get paid to mind read???

Sounds like Micah is the man I need to be talking to. Been trying to get on where he is for a while!!!!!!

My employer makes solution product for wound irrigation, respiratory therapy, and injection. We are FDA regulated, and do entirely too much paperwork. I'm a manufacturing supervisor responsible for a three shift sterilization operation that runs 5-6 days per week. I'm here from 6:45am to 4:30pm most days and I'm on call the rest of the time.

I'm working on a three year exit strategy that will hopefully result in my acceptance to medical school. If I'm gonna work the hours, I might as well do something fulfilling.

Notice Micah said "Three Year Exit Strategy".....you don't want to get handcuffed into Baxter. He'll tell you that. I worked there for a few years and did the exit strategy myself.

[duckdr1970]

Director of Surveillance for Resorts Casino Tunica, not supervised by my property General Manager, but held to a high degree of accountability when things go wrong in the casino. My direct superior is out of Atlantic City. During the hunting season I usually work in the office about 3-4 days a week from around 11:00am till about 16:00, I work out of the duck blind the rest. Manage a staff of about 15 and they generally do a real good job of securing the companies assets and making me look good. Rest of the year I work 60-70 hour weeks. Been doing it for 7 yrs now. Last three duck seasons I hunted between 55 and 60 days each season. I feel like I have been blessed.

[Deltaquack]

I drive this about half the days of the month. The rest of the time I'm usually doing something to help out the old man on the farm or in the pasture. It leave a fair amount of time to hunt as well.

Do you know a guy named Jake Alford.....he flies one as well. Do you fly for Pinnacle or Mesaba?

[Deltaquack]

Pediatric Dentist - Try to hunt Monday and Friday afternoons and Weekends.