Some impressive folks on here

Retired taxidermist.

Rough fish removal-commercial fishing.

Sliding into retirement currently. I still own a couple of businesses. I also own patents, and that led to forming a patent holding company which has expanded to offer that service to others.
Still teaching people to shoot, labor of love.
Looking more and spending more time in the west again cleaning out coyotes ( have gun will travel ) and enjoying time out there with some terrific folks.
Still going to guide fishing groups in north and Central America as long as it’s fun. A few Alaskan big game hunts with my sons coming up.
With any luck at all I’ll pass on sharing a laugh, pulling a trigger, or landing a drag burner.

Osky

2 years operation manager for Wheaton Van Lines. 28 years wildlife management retired in 2005

County road maintainer, I work harder than all y'all! Lol

Self employed.. We form, pour and finish concrete.
Picture of a job we finished up today. Removed the existing entrance an poured back an stamped

41 years as a toolmaker. Dang I'm getting old.

Don't tell anybody back home I worked in the oil fields, they all thought I was a piano player in a house of prostitution.

I used to be on a contruction team building golf courses for a resort in Northern Michigan. Now Mill Operation manager is what the card says We mill out and pressure treat fence and orchard poles. Also Grind and color landscape mulch along with blueberry farm mulch.

Heavy equipment mechanic

carpenter

Power plant operator at a paper mill

Building automation technician at PSU. Fire Chief for my local Vol Fire Company

State Construction Inspector

Nuclear physicist disguised as a drywaller

35 years in heavy highway I'm 53 and got 2 years to go and I'm out

I'm state highway maintenance. Our shovels stand all on their own. Beat that. Haha...

Logging Contractor for 30 years, then the last 15 years before retirement was a consultant Forester for a Timber Management Company based in Jackson , MS, that manages 270,000 acres in NY’s Adirondacks and the Tug Hill Plateau.

Retired from DoD, radar and antenna engineer.