What's your secret for getting off work to hunt?

Starbuck · 2025-02-08T13:35:55-0600

MT-JONAS said:
A 4 wheeler is much lighter. And cheaper to replace. That, to me, looks like a great way to get off work, permanently

Not my truck.

Generally pretty safe by the crack bridges the fishing clubs put out but 50 mph winds do a number on a big open lake.

I've worked in rescue on Winnebago for 25 years. Have pulled way too many folks off and out of the lake even when there's "good ice". Many are not so lucky. I no longer drive a full sized vehicle on the ice for recreation.

Good luck to all the folks who took off to spear sturgeon this week. Stay safe. Hopefully I don't meet you while I'm on duty!

birddog 68 · 2025-02-08T20:02:27-0600

1wildcatfan · 2025-02-08T20:18:15-0600

Northkill said:
When you wanna hunt but can't get off work...gotta get creative. Let's hear your tricks, stories, and ideas...

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Charlie Brown Jr. · 2025-02-08T20:52:21-0600

I remember the old timers at work would tell me, you should work now; you can hunt when you're old. That was by far the worst advice I have ever gotten, I'm old now and the hills that used to be easy are like tackling Everest now. I'm glad I took time off to hunt and didn't take that crazy talk seriously.

Recon$$ · 2025-02-08T21:04:17-0600

I had one season 8 years ago. Where I agreed to get all my work done from 10A - 2P because things were light at the time. I must of bow hunted 60 days that season. The area i hunted was at work. Those were the days.

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