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How many of the posters & readers on this aviation forum are hunters? How many are pilots? Both?


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I'm old but I can cover both.
 
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I always check out this forum,hunter only.
130 crew member long ago.
 
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both


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Both a pilot and hunter.
 
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Old pilot, bold hunter.


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57yrs. a hunter 51yrs a pilot
 
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Am both and have been for a lot of years, but recently have become more of a competetive shooter and less of a hunter and pilot.


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Just a hunter, but love aircraft.


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From yon far country blows:
What are those blue remembered hills,
What spires, what farms are those?
That is the land of lost content,
I see it shining plain,
The happy highways where I went
And cannot come again.

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Both.


JudgeG ... just counting time 'til I am again finding balm in Gilead chilled out somewhere in the Selous.
 
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Hunter, shooter, not a pilot - but 40+ years in the aviation industry.


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Hunter and Wannabe Aviator. Big Grin

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Neither ...

Big Grin
 
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both for sport, not for a living...darn
 
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I used to hunt professionally and now do it only as a sport.

I used to fly as a sport but have been doing it professionally for the last 23 years.

Now I can't really afford to do either as a sport!! Wink

But I do it anyway. Cool



 
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Retired pilot, grounded due to physical stuff, and still a hunter.
 
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Both. Haven't flown in years, but have (had) PP license.


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Both. Private pilot-sport hunter. Sometimes fly to good hunting in wilderness areas. Idaho has good country and some good hunting but has become unwelcoming to non-resident hunters. So, less flying and more hunting.


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― Adam Smith - “Wealth of Nations”
 
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both I fly a cessna 185 on floats and hunt with it
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Been flying for a living if you can call it that for 36 years or so, I been a big game hunter for some 46 years now. I even shoot waterfowl and upland game with a shotgun. Why is it that far to many of us have piss poor careers and such expensive hobbies?
 
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Both. I own a Cherokee 180.
 
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Both.


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Both, 15,000+ flight hours, 75+ biggame animals...


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Both, too much of one and not enough of the other!!!


Double Rifle Shooters Society
 
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As of a little over a month ago, both.


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Both.:-)


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used to be both


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Both.


I hunt, not to kill, but in order not to have played golf....

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Originally posted by George Semel:
Been flying for a living if you can call it that for 36 years or so, I been a big game hunter for some 46 years now. I even shoot waterfowl and upland game with a shotgun. Why is it that far to many of us have piss poor careers and such expensive hobbies?


I've often wondered that myself...
 
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Originally posted by George Semel:
Been flying for a living if you can call it that for 36 years or so, I been a big game hunter for some 46 years now. I even shoot waterfowl and upland game with a shotgun. Why is it that far to many of us have piss poor careers and such expensive hobbies?


I've often wondered that myself...


The ironic tragedy is that it seems you either have to choose between that or working some job you hate then spend your off time stressing about it with your shrink and your heart specialist.


for every hour in front of the computer you should have 3 hours outside
 
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Both.
 
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Originally posted by jetdrvr:
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Originally posted by George Semel:
Been flying for a living if you can call it that for 36 years or so, I been a big game hunter for some 46 years now. I even shoot waterfowl and upland game with a shotgun. Why is it that far to many of us have piss poor careers and such expensive hobbies?


I've often wondered that myself...


The ironic tragedy is that it seems you either have to choose between that or working some job you hate then spend your off time stressing about it with your shrink and your heart specialist.


"Some of it's magic and some of it's tragic, but it's been a good life all the way." Jimmy Buffet.


Tried nine to five and couldn't do it. Psychologically incapable of living in a grind, regardless of the potential reward. I missed a few meals, but I flew airplanes all over the world. No regrets.
 
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I don't have any regrets either, I would have never gotten in as much big game hunting as I have with out flying for a living. The problem with Pilots is that when you hit an certain age, and you are on your fourth big layoff. And you spend a bunch of months taking Flight Logs and duty time sheets and making logbook entries to get caught up, because you have A. nothing to do and b. keeping the boxes in storage is getting expensive. You add the totals in flight time and divide it by the years and hours flown Vs Total Income earned, then subtract from loss businesses (For me it was 9/11) you then get a jaded view of it. Airplanes Helicopers, then you throw in Big Game hunting and rifles. Yep I can't think of a better way of going through life. It helps if you are single.
 
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Both. Hard to say what would be harder to rip from my cold, dead hands, my Ultra Light Arms .257 Roberts or my PA-18-150, Piper Super Cub.


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Both. Hard to say what would be harder to rip from my cold, dead hands, my Ultra Light Arms .257 Roberts or my PA-18-150, Piper Super Cub.


I still have my rifles but the bastards got my C-180!



 
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Done both professionally for most of my life


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