General manager of a golf course the last 10 years (have plenty of time to trap). Worked in the Texas oilfields prior to that.

28 years labor union, been doing heavy highway from the beginning got 2 to go and I'm out

Farmer.

Went to school at WVU, graduated with a wildlife and fisheries resources degree. Went to TX worked on a ranch for a year after that. Moved back home and my uncle needed help on my families grain farm, grandad retired and I decided I’d farm. Been here 14 years and really enjoy it. We grow 800 acres corn and soybeans.

Tool and Die Maker.
Just got my 30 yrs in March. Have 4 or 5 more to go before I retire.

retired 4/22, heavy equipment operator for National Grid 24 years & local town highway Dept 6 yrs. miss the quite nights plowing roads.

32 years in manufacturing, 8 yrs with Maytag, 8 years with Unilever, and just celebrated 16 yrs with the current company. First 5 yrs I was a production worker, the last 27 in management. My current job has me overseeing 19 professionals doing post order management on accounts totally a billion dollars annually.

I really enjoy my job and it allows me to travel to customers when I want to pretty much wherever I want as we ship globally.

Logger in WA and a little bit in SE AK for about 35 years, Hooktender for probably 30 years of that. Did a little construction for a few years when I got too stove up to log, built road and small stuff like septic systems. Built a baseball field for the local school. Been fully retired for about 10 years.
Not sure where the time goes but it seems like I am busier now then when I had a job.

37 years as insurance adjuster/manager. Retiring this July can't wait to spend more time with the grandkids, cows, boat, and hunting/trapping as long as my knees hold out.

Cowboy started at mom and dads, then day work and ranch jobs. Been with the federal government in the wild horse program 24 years 6 to go

I hauled heavy loads to the landfill for 33 years, not missing the early mornings. now I trap nuisance wildlife full time. Nice working for myself.

Western Wildlife Services

Towboat engineer mostly on the Mississippi River for 41 years.

Started in the insurance business as an agent in 1967. Said I wouldn't work much past 80. Retired almost 2 years ago.

House framer for a couple of my early years, then on to all sorts of stuff, many irons in the fire at the same time. Commercial fisherman, longshoreman (not proud of that job, about three years), fur buyer, US Forest Service contractor, timberland investment, rental houses, hunting guide, to name a few. I have no plans to stop doing what I'm doing.

Next December I will be 66 and 8 months old, I will then qualify for my maximum Social Security benefits. At that time I will join the "Gun-a-Month" club. But I will continue "working".

I’m working at Van Diest Supply as warehouse manager. Be there 17 years. Hopefully retire in 6 years.

I worked at Winnebago till the gas crunches ended that worked for some farmers then 42 years under a welding helmet building camper lift systems and recycling balers and such retired do to health reasons in 2021.

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