undertand about the punctuation but the term B***H its a new England thing I think,, I used to be a pod and air station B***H, I worked on a tuna boat as a Chum B****H, I was a B***H so many times ha ha..
there's a lot of work that doesn't pay much at first like baiting sites for bear, scouting and moving stands, you almost have to live near there or get a van and stay at campgrounds and work helping with the area... once the clients show I think you'd make some money and get some tips,, I would take as many small cooking classes as I could find, barbeque classes, breakfast classes and get written endorsements from the teachers to show you can cook, then free CPR class, free Compass Class, free hunter safety courses, even height rescue course which teaches you to rescue people in harnesses sometimes unconscious (which they will do after 20 minutes hanging,,,,very small investments here which will help you become a good guide.
honestly why don't you stay in school and get all the credentials to become a game warden or wildlife biologist and then send resumes to whatever state you want to settle.. you'll make money, you'll know ALL the good spots, you'll meet all the guides, I think it can be a really good career better than working under a head guide..
Topic: young kid trying to get real life experience (Read 427 times)
