Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 2:01 pm
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Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 1:22 am
Work at a cedar mill tmi forest products
Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 2:30 am
Used to raise and condition and sell gamecocks for a living sold out erly this yr and bought a garmin LOL and spend more time whith my hounds know i just work for my dad hunt dogs and raise a few meat goats and cows on side .
Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 4:14 pm
I've just recently decided to change my line of work. Last week my daughter had a couple of younguns. While my wife and I were visiting the kids and their kids, a man walks into the room, introduces himself to my daughter, then says "I'm a lactation consultant, how are your breasts?" Well, I look at my wife, look around the room to see what possibly might go wrong, then announce that I have decided to change my carreer! So, as of this past Sunday, I am a lactation consultant!! Woo Hoo! 
Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 7:26 pm
Benny, I don't want to know what that entales! 
That is disturbing to think of and a career that I would think Hagerman would apply for. 
On a different note I hope you are doing well.
I am waiting to hear back about the job with G&F I put in for. I haven't been hunting at all in the last few weeks as you know I don't have a vehicle right now, but should have one in the next week! YAY!! I will most likely be re-locating to the western part of the state in the next month. The G&F job is over there and got to go where the work is. I am excited, but the only downfall is I will have to change the way I hunt due to wolf conflicts. 
By the way Onza didn't get Bella when she was in heat. Thank God cause last thing I need is a bunch of high strung pups now that I will be moving
That is disturbing to think of and a career that I would think Hagerman would apply for. On a different note I hope you are doing well.
I am waiting to hear back about the job with G&F I put in for. I haven't been hunting at all in the last few weeks as you know I don't have a vehicle right now, but should have one in the next week! YAY!! I will most likely be re-locating to the western part of the state in the next month. The G&F job is over there and got to go where the work is. I am excited, but the only downfall is I will have to change the way I hunt due to wolf conflicts. By the way Onza didn't get Bella when she was in heat. Thank God cause last thing I need is a bunch of high strung pups now that I will be moving Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 10:08 pm
Benny,
Having spent a lot of time in the NICU at Presbyterian Hospital in Alb when one of my sons was in there for 3 months, I can tell you that unless you really enjoy being around crying teenage mothers and crying babys, you might want to rethink that career change.
As regards the topic of this thread, I am a rancher.
Bill
Having spent a lot of time in the NICU at Presbyterian Hospital in Alb when one of my sons was in there for 3 months, I can tell you that unless you really enjoy being around crying teenage mothers and crying babys, you might want to rethink that career change.
As regards the topic of this thread, I am a rancher.
Bill
Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 12:30 am
Bill,
That's exacly where I heard about the job!
My twin grandkids are there right now.
As for the teenager auditions, since I'm startin to get a little long in the tooth, I was thinking of hitting on some "older" perspective clients.
That's exacly where I heard about the job!
My twin grandkids are there right now.As for the teenager auditions, since I'm startin to get a little long in the tooth, I was thinking of hitting on some "older" perspective clients.
Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 12:02 pm
Posse,
I'm already trying to get ahold of Benny G and offering to accept the ones that he considers too long in the tooth, too hairy or just plain unacceptable.
As a kid, my brother and I had a couple of milk cows that we milked every day before and after school so I think that I have already had a bit of "on the jpb training".
Plus I have had to milk a few mares trying to keep a colt or two going.
I am a certified cow and mare milker...Milked a few goats too but I was kinda afraid of admitting that on this forum. Never milked a sheep or a pig to my best recollection.
Good luck on your job and move.
I'm already trying to get ahold of Benny G and offering to accept the ones that he considers too long in the tooth, too hairy or just plain unacceptable.
As a kid, my brother and I had a couple of milk cows that we milked every day before and after school so I think that I have already had a bit of "on the jpb training".
Plus I have had to milk a few mares trying to keep a colt or two going.
I am a certified cow and mare milker...Milked a few goats too but I was kinda afraid of admitting that on this forum. Never milked a sheep or a pig to my best recollection.
Good luck on your job and move.
Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 4:00 pm
underground coal miner everything your mom and dad ever beat you for these guys pay you good money to do
Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 9:48 pm
Im one of them dirty no good hunting guides that every one seems to love so much on here.
Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2011 10:58 pm
Pest Control, mostly bugs and rodents but if it bothers you I can get rid of it.
Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2011 3:04 am
hey porkchop, my wife bothers me.
Re: What do you do for work
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2011 3:41 pm
US Navy! I am on shore duty right now and work as a recruiter. But my normal job is an aircraft mechanic/ shop supervisor for the last 10 years.