People on Trapperman besides coonman have a college degree?

Degree in hard knocks?

Associates in Applied Science degree (2 year) in wildlife technology.
Abraham Baldwin College, Tifton, Ga.

BS chemistry, BS applied physics, MS chemistry.

Trade school for auto mechanics in Laramie Wyoming at Wyo Tech

Major, in minor activity’s

BS forestry fisheries and wildlife. University of Missouri worked 28 years for a state agency. I would say more but I might get a vacation. Graduated in 1975. Those college days were hard to beat. Buy the way left a good paying job to use my degree. Wanted to work in wetland management. Did many cool research things. Miss a lot that put their heart into wildlife management.

I was smart enough after 1 semester to figure out that college was a waste of time and money so I dropped out.
That was over 45 years ago and its much more useless now than ever.

One does not need a college education to be successful in life, I'm proof of it.

UW Madison BS Wildlife Ecology with minor in Dairy Science and Ag Econ

Bryce

BS Wildlife Management- University of Missouri

Made 1 year.
Weed,booze n women won out.

I have a BA in Psychology with Minors in Marketing and Anthropology. I graduated in 3 1/2 years. Later on, I went to Law School for 1 year. I got 175 on the LSAT and got a multitude of scholarship offers, but went to my old college, which was close to my house.

I always test very well, but if a subject didn't interest me, I was a lazy student. I ranked in the top percent on all the Iowa Basic skills Tests. I read at a 12th grade level in 2nd grade. I had an eidetic memory of books. I could tell you what was on a page, word for word, months later. In fourth grade I was ranked second in the United States in mathematical ability for kids my age. My parents were approached and some government group offered to pay to have me spend the Summer at a math camp in Washington DC for the nation's top scholars. I refused to do it and really angered my father. I find mathematics very boring.

Keith

Associates in Environmental Science and Engineering. Bachelor in Geography. Eric

Not me. But I have 1000’s of hours of watching YouTube and reading on the internet under my belt. So that’s either equal or better than college.

Yes. A degree in Animal science and a minor in Agronomy, Natural sciences, and chemistry. I used all this to be a knuckle dragging farmer

Booze and women got me. I made the Dean's List but apparently the wrong one.

BS in Bus. Mgt. and Bus. Education. And then I learned what was really necessary, living the dream in the real world. Lol

Bachelors in Environmental Science and Got a Wife out of it in College!!

BS Forestry- University of Missouri. Been a self employed Forester ever since

BS with double major in biology and geology. Worthless MNS (Master of Natural Sciences).degree. Waste of 3 years but some one else paid for it.

In hind-site I’d still go to college but totally different majors, etc.