Siggy
Well-Known Member
So, after a tedious day at the desk, I can't help imagine that I would rather be working as a deer manager/wildlife ranger. Now I stalk a lot for an amateur but I still want more, but, if it became a job - would this change?
So what do people think? Is being a full time deer manager with your own beat to pottle about the best job in the world or after a while does it become just another day at the grind stone? I can imagine taking clients out could be a constant embuggerance, but if you were just working to a management plan and didn't have to take clients out (all the time), but I can't think of anything else I'd rather do.
some one will probably burst my bubble with talk of inclement weather, pitiful salaries and stalker politics, but I'm still day dreaming and the thought of not having to cram stalking into the corners of my life appeals!
Siggy>
So what do people think? Is being a full time deer manager with your own beat to pottle about the best job in the world or after a while does it become just another day at the grind stone? I can imagine taking clients out could be a constant embuggerance, but if you were just working to a management plan and didn't have to take clients out (all the time), but I can't think of anything else I'd rather do.
some one will probably burst my bubble with talk of inclement weather, pitiful salaries and stalker politics, but I'm still day dreaming and the thought of not having to cram stalking into the corners of my life appeals!
Siggy>