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i was wondering what everyone did or want to do that would be the perfect job fora houndhunter that wants to coon hunt at night...i know a janitor that works nights then gets off work at midnight at coon hunts all night and goes home..if you run any hounds at all you should reply and tell me what u run with yourdogs and what you think would be the best job for a houndhunter that runs same as you do.thanks.

I only work Part time in the OFF Hunting season that is The wife is FABULOUSLY WEALTHY , She lets me come and go at my own choosing She calls me her little STUD MUFFIN Please somebody DON't wake me up from this DREAM

haha ya,dated a girl whose daddy was president of bank...talk about LOADED!...shoulda kept her around lil longer,coulda paid off very nicely haha

Buster95 : Please ,this is a family forum Have some respect for a hound-hunter . the use of the 4 letter word WORK may be offensive to Many

OK REALITY : after the service got a job UPS local delivery worked my way up to Trailer driver 25 years then worked on the UPS Management side another 10 years till retirement Meantime I had been dabbling in Real Estate Investment Rentals

If you have a strong back Horseshoeing is a good career. I had to quit because of my back but there is plenty of work out there. Around here a shoe job goes for between $80-$125 a horse. A trim $35. When you get to know what you are doing takes an hour plus drive time to shoe a horse and 20 minutes to do a trim. A person can work as much as they want to or as little as they want to.

BEAR HUNTER wrote:If you have a strong back Horseshoeing is a good career. I had to quit because of my back but there is plenty of work out there. Around here a shoe job goes for between $80-$125 a horse. A trim $35. When you get to know what you are doing takes an hour plus drive time to shoe a horse and 20 minutes to do a trim. A person can work as much as they want to or as little as they want to.

That's probably the secret right there. Find something you like doing where eventually you can be your own boss, or at least work on the side. I'm a cement mason, and works usually slower during hunting seasons. But in the summer, I usually work 10-16hrs/day both for an employer and side jobs, when I'm lucky.

Started up LawnCare / Landscaping last year. Had a great Season as far as I'm concerned, Had Enough Customers to make the bills, plus cover my expenses into start-up. VERY cut-throat business though, everyone with a damn lawnmower thinks they can go cut grass for a living. Little do they realize the things that can go wrong, not like cutting your own grass where if you mess up its nop big deal. People sue for lawns getting ruined or killed off. Anyhow Loved, hope to make a little more this year so I can buy a plow truck for winter season.

I hunt Coon and bobbies....

that is exactly my point ,If you are Smart, can Hustle , Like to work , No problem picking up side CASH jobs . I am retired ,but I do Handyman work , Landscaping , Snow plowing , runs to the dump , cutting up downed trees , selling firewood . Whatever it takes to feed and maintain the hounds , pay for my hunting trips , or buying new toys .plenty of work out there if you want it and chase it down . It took a while but most of my work / jobs comes from customer references.

those all sound like good jobs,i think bein a hermit back in the hills would be the best,maybe live on the river with the hounds,runnin trap lines and trot lines and then coon hunt all night,oh yaa that would be fine with me ...if only there was some smokin girls back in the hills

the bankers daughters mom wants me to come trap their coyotes foxes and bobcats tho...that could work since it is on my way to school