How's everybody make a living

[peterk123]

Writer...retired!

Were you by chance an outdoor writer?

 

[Outdoor Writer]

Were you by chance an outdoor writer?

Good guess.

 

[Miflatlander91]

I'm out of las vegas 357

Didn't know Ibew had a local that number ua 357 Kalamazoo

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[ArcherAdam]

Western PA

Officer of the law to pay the bills. Professional outdoorsman.

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[Pullmyfinger]

Aircraft Maintenance. I work on UAVs.
I was a machinist and sheetmetal mechanic for many years prior to making the career change.

 

[Brian Fahs]

IBEW local 229. Inside wireman.

 

[SurfAMHuntPM]

Seacoast NH. Product Specialist for “Glue” and Tape. Mostly I Support a Sales team w customer applications and train distributors. It’s a pretty solid gig.
Covid and supply chain craziness has really affected all markets. Lots of turnover and difficult to hire talented workers.

 

[AAABucko]

Reno, NV. Concrete

 

[truehaun]

Flatbed truck driver.

 

[NickD40]

NW PA, fly fishing guide and outdoor writer when I feel like making $1.20/ hour.

 

[Sapcut]

Wildlife biologist, land broker, land investment management. Build and wholesale arrow footing components…on the side.

 

[Outdoor Writer]

NW PA, fly fishing guide and outdoor writer when I feel like making $1.20/ hour.

Welcome to the land of the poor & destitute. You need to branch out & get into politics so you can become a millionaire.

 

[IdahoElk]

Construction and making furniture

 

[TRUSAVAGE]

Jhggggg

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[TRUSAVAGE]

It's human nature to look and see if the grass is greener for your fellow man. I hope you feel like you've got the best job around, Cuase it sounds like a dream to me.
Myself. I'm a high voltage Linemen in southern California. Was in distribution then trouble man and now I do transmission lines, mostly patrolling by 4x4 or helicopter. Anything to be closer to muledeer country.

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[kkp005]

Texas. Work in the melt shop of a steel mill

 

[NickD40]

Welcome to the land of the poor & destitute. You need to branch out & get into politics so you can become a millionaire.

Haha! Maybe so. There's nothing quite like doing the work now, submitting it to an editor to be published 8 months from now, then waiting 90 days after publication for payment. I saw a bit the other day that said there's a Little House on the Prairie episode where one of the kids gets $100 for winning an essay contest, and the joke was it's good to see freelance rates haven't improved in 140 years.

 

[Outdoor Writer]

Haha! Maybe so. There's nothing quite like doing the work now, submitting it to an editor to be published 8 months from now, then waiting 90 days after publication for payment. I saw a bit the other day that said there's a Little House on the Prairie episode where one of the kids gets $100 for winning an essay contest, and the joke was it's good to see freelance rates haven't improved in 140 years.

The sad fact is that's all too true. I sold my first photos to Field & Stream in 1977 for $250 ea. I'm pretty sure the pay rate is the same today. I retired a few years back because I was tired of deadlines & dealing with editors.

 

[DMadsen]

Electrical Engineer

 

[chukar_chaser]

I help grow people’s businesses online.

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