How often do you get to do this?

[Slickhill]

After finding out I’m destined to be a brokedick all my life in the car loan thread because there’s no way I’ll ever pull down $30k a month I find solace in this thread seeing that I get out several X more than most guys. Maybe that’s why I can’t land that $30k a month job

 

[Yaremkiv]

After finding out I’m destined to be a brokedick all my life in the car loan thread because there’s no way I’ll ever pull down $30k a month I find solace in this thread seeing that I get out several X more than most guys. Maybe that’s why I can’t land that $30k a month job

Bingo. The way I see it, when I get old, I'd rather scroll through photos and memories of the woods and mountains than copies of paid invoices and big contracts.

 

[DrBeetleKill]

Gotta say not enough time spent hunting and fishing. Three kids in sports and running a business have really consumed a lot of my free time. Should be working now, but scheming about how I can squeeze out some extra days.

 

[littlewolf]

The quality public land adventures are limited for another year or so until my crazy busy daughter graduates. Luckily, I am blessed to have some family land nearby so I am in the woods a few times a week doing something. It's not the best hunting land, but it keeps the monster at bay until I can get my big woods fix. Praying I can keep my remote job for at least a few years after she graduates and I can bump around the NF's with starlink and some solar panels chasing turkeys and deer.

 

[LostArra]

There should probably be a separate survey for us retired guys. Really not a fair comparison.

 

[Bowehunter]

Super interesting to see how (at my time of voting) how 60+ is first but 10-20 days is second place.

 

[Tim14167]

I wish I had more time to do this.

 

[StupidLightweight]

I feel like I went from 100+ to 20 or so days afield since my first kid was born in '22. Even though my wife is supportive, taking care of two toddlers while solo is a lot of work. This weekend, I took both kids (almost 3 and almost 2) prairie dog hunting, and even though it wasn't a long outing, the trip was successful. My wife even thanked me for taking them!

 

[Ossifrage]

I need to get out more based on this poll. I am inspired. I do have a full time job but I also don't have kids or a dog or anything else deterring me from going. My spouse goes with me, so no friction there. My lame excuse is I lived in a place with horrible weather and worse bugs, but I moved so no more excuses.

 

[Yaremkiv]

I need to get out more based on this poll. I am inspired. I do have a full time job but I also don't have kids or a dog or anything else deterring me from going. My spouse goes with me, so no friction there. My lame excuse is I lived in a place with horrible weather and worse bugs, but I moved so no more excuses.

Where did you move from and to? I'm curious

 

[Pookie]

If it’s what you love and you can spare the time, do it. Lately I hunt probably 25 days a year, but I’ve taken years off when I was working and didn’t have the time. Hunting and fishing are my two biggest hobbies so I try and prioritize them as much as possible.

 

[Ossifrage]

Where did you move from and to? I'm curious

From the SE Texas swamp back to the Southern Rockies

 

[bozeman]

I'm holding at 50+, started at 30, but then quickly realized how off the mark that was once I started thinking about it. Prob 60+, but stayed a lil conservative. You add in fishing, its def 60+. #blessed #outdoorlife