What do you do to feed the wife and kids?

Electrical Engineer at an Aerospace company, getting bored of it and am thinking of joining the police department once I have my house paid off.
 
I take photographs of you when you are on the operating table, or in the ER. (Medical photographer) I also photograph weddings, seniors, babies, and all the naked ladies my wife lets me. None in other words.

Just took my EMT test, and am on my way to be a paramedic I hope!
 
Liquid cattle supplement sales in the winter. Wildland fire contracting in the summer. Pastor a small church for life!
 
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What do you do to feed the wife and kids?




Alimony and child support. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
 
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I work in IT (Informaiton Technology) doing Information Security for a large healthcare company. I also specialize in UNIX consulting on the side. Computers and my passion for hunting don't mix well. I'd rather live out West in the Rockies but have to stay in the urban areas to be able to feed the family.



I agree 100%. I'm the head of the Applications Development (computer programming, database administration, test automation) for the largest yellow pages publishing company. If I could choose, I'd own a cattle ranch out west...no question.

Tony
 
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I work in IT (Informaiton Technology) doing Information Security for a large healthcare company. I also specialize in UNIX consulting on the side. Computers and my passion for hunting don't mix well. I'd rather live out West in the Rockies but have to stay in the urban areas to be able to feed the family.



I agree 100%. I'm the head of the Applications Development (computer programming, database administration, test automation) for the largest yellow pages publishing company. If I could choose, I'd own a cattle ranch out west...no question.

Tony
 
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Coyote Proctologist /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif


Thats to funny /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
I am a mason (bricklayer)most of the time I work year round but there are times that there is no work (usally in the winter)and I am forced to hunt. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grinning-smiley-003.gif
 
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I work in IT (Informaiton Technology) doing Information Security for a large healthcare company. I also specialize in UNIX consulting on the side. Computers and my passion for hunting don't mix well. I'd rather live out West in the Rockies but have to stay in the urban areas to be able to feed the family.



I agree 100%. I'm the head of the Applications Development (computer programming, database administration, test automation) for the largest yellow pages publishing company. If I could choose, I'd own a cattle ranch out west...no question.

Tony




Tony,

You can say that again!

Oh, Looks like you already did!! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Rooooooooster
 
I am an artist of 30 years, and I am presently in risk management for the last 10 years. Partime fishing and hunting guide, my partner has 2 years to retire then it will be full time /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/ooo.gif. I lucked out and get a little over 300 hours of paid vacation a year so a hunting I do go..... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grinning-smiley-003.gif.
 
I own an insurance agency.

In addition, I do some dog training on a very limited basis, mostly obedience and hunting but consult on behavioral issues and such as well.

I do some free lance writing and sell a hunting video.

 
Started swingin' a hammer at 16. Paid for two college degrees doing it and decided to stick with it after school. Now a superintendent for a commercial builder. Base camp is the foothills of the San Juans NE of Durango. My projects are usually within 300miles of home. I've had the "misfortune" of "setting on the bench" for most of the winter. Which means if I'm not comitted to a task by noon, I'm out the door and hunting. Darn the bad luck!
 
College student at CSU studying Construction Management. Wanting to go into excavating and heavy civil as an estimator.

Part time guide for pheasants and waterfowl on a private ranch. Been guiding for 5 years now. Also have a part time job working for a local decoy manufacturer called Dynamic Decoys. Along with those part time jobs i have been doing snow removal and being in Colorado this year has been busy as hell. Luckily no wife/children to feed yet.
 
Retired School teacher, retired photographer, retired cowboy and horse trainer, retired farmer/rancher, the wife won't let me work any more, so I hunt coyotes, and shoot cowboy action.
I'm still looking for something interesting to do.

Pack
 
I am in the Information Technology field as well, for Big Dog Motorcycles (the headquarters in KS).
Photographer on the side as well as a youth pastor.
Married, with the first kid due in July! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/ooo.gif
I'll try to hunt as much as possible until the little one arrives.

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FordyH
 
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