What does everyone do for a living?

[Tony Trietch]

Custom home builder.

 

[Mr. B]

Formerly US Navy, now I’m the Natural Resources Supervisor for a town in South Florida. Hoping to get back out west to Arizona permanently one of these days but it gets with kids, career, etc... fortunate to have a stable and interesting job.

 

[.204smokechaser]

I am a forestry tech for the forest service in Idaho. Get paid to scout 5-6 months out of the year. Don't make much, but I get to be outside everyday.

 

[Ursus1975]

I'm a cabinetmaker. I own a small cabinet shop in North Alabama. I make saw dust everyday.

 

[michihunt]

Plant manager for an injection molding company in West Michigan

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[ReddingArcher]

I’m a project manager/foreman/estimator at my family owned drywall company. Love my job but with the lack of young people willing to work and be trained in a physically demanding job I wonder where the labor force is going to come from. The stress that’s caused with too few employees who are worth a shit makes me think about getting into something different. Possibly real estate or doing home inspections.

 

[skifunk2]

Agriculture Program Manager for the local conservation district. Since we are in the Ches. Bay Watershed, it’s a wild time now.

 

[MtnOyster]

pipefitter for local utility company and farm for a living.

 

[NV HUNTER]

I am director of operations at a large collision center. I make great money, but never get to take any time off. I do get Saturday and Sunday off. I really envy my brother who is a school teacher......lots of time off. The older I get the more that is appealing to me.

 

[Whitetaildown215]

2nd gen family business. Got out of the service and my father asked if I would come help him out for a few weeks cause he was short handed. That was 8 years ago this month. Started as a diesel mechanic on semis then we opened a second business selling and servicing higher end mowers, tractors, and hay equipment. Luckily my slow times are in the winter months so I get plenty of time off from mid October to March. Come to think of it since it's been 8 years there I think it's time to renegotiate my contract for an extra week of vacation during September for elk season.

 

[Spartan Jim]

Airline Training Captain on Boeing 787s for British Airways (As well as being the Business Development Manager for Spartan Precision Equipment)

 

[BeastOfTheTrees]

US ARMY Tank Crewman E5 Sergeant so either a gunner or a tank commander

 

[johnhenry]

I build and remodels homes for folks. Always a wannabe farmer but thats a hard way to earn a living.

 

[zeroforhire]

I own a company that designs and sells cleanrooms.

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[kalandvogt]

Biotech consultant - calibrations, commissioning and consulting all over the eastern US.

 

[DavePwns]

Home health physical therapist, mostly strengthen and train elderly adults to help them walk, decrease risk for falls, and help them build up strength to be able to get out of bed on their own

 

[Riles1050]

I'm a Financial Advisor. I primarily deal with private wealth and help individual invest their hard earned dollars in order to reach financial security and achieve their financial goals.

 

[CX5Ranch]

MO logger. Custom sawmilling/logging business. CX5 ranch owner. SimAngus cattle genetics. Buy and sell a few pack mules. Push snow for the state DOT in the winter.

 

[topher89]

Middle school American History Teacher. Summers are jam-packed with scouting, fly fishing and backpacking. A lot of the fall and winter breaks line up well with the upland and waterfowl seasons, not so much with big game.

While I could probably make more money in another industry, its personally fulfilling and the breaks cannot be beaten. This week alone, I have fly fished two major rivers in Colorado, scouted a new antelope location for future hunts and built a new workbench for fly-tying and possible reloading.

 

[ColeKira]

Manage/Dispatch a service oriented plumbing company and part-time custom knife maker.