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I'm in the lawn&landscape business, so by default I work less the farther into the winter we get. This is handy because I enjoy hunting. Sadly, I prefer fishing, especially offshore, but I now stay to busy during Spring, Summer and early Fall to go much at all.

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Damn at all the vacation time some folks have. Never knew folks got that much time off.

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Our work is usually pretty slow during hunting season (oil field work) and my boss understands that I will hunt regardless either way. He lets me pretty much make my own schedule during hunting season as long as I handle my side of things at work first. Even then, he knows that my truck is always packed and that I am apt to head Northbound at any given moment.

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Back before I retired I was getting two days off a month and could accrue time up to 480 hours. Most people wanted off in the summers so it was easy for me to take off as much time in January as I wanted. By the time the season ended, I was ready to go back to work.


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Heck, become a realtor like me. I can send emails and texts while hunting. Schedule meetings and showings middle of the day......

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I'm off three days one week then four the next. Usually burn a day or two vacation during the season.

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I get 5 weeks a year vacation, 7 holidays, Birthday, 2 floating holidays and 160 hrs of sick time I can take without an excuse. I typically take off the 1st week or so of Bow season and then from Dec 1st through new years day. Then depending on where I'm hunting, I may take a week in Jan. My vac/sick time resets Jan 1st. No accrual.


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I mostly work all week every week and hunt vicariously through you fellows.

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...I do get 2 weeks off for plant shutdown at christmas. The way my off days fall I will get almost 3 wks. It worked out good last year.

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On the farm we bust our tails in the fall to get next years rice ground ready to plant.(3-4 more days and everything is done). Nothing to do all winter on the farm. My job with the sheriffs office, I work 7&7 and I get 2 weeks vacation. If I take it all at one time I get 5 weeks off. If I put a week in between I get 6 weeks off. Also with all the ground ready this time of year, that less we have to do in the spring so more turkey hunting time.


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Originally Posted By: booner
Our work is usually pretty slow during hunting season (oil field work) and my boss understands that I will hunt regardless either way. He lets me pretty much make my own schedule during hunting season as long as I handle my side of things at work first. Even then, he knows that my truck is always packed and that I am apt to head Northbound at any given moment.


what you gonna do when he calls your bluff and fires your azz?


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There is 2 different high fence. 1 small and one big! Mine was free range in the big pen and was not a breeder buck. Why does it have to be twisted around??
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Im getting screwed, I get 160 hours paid sick/personal days and 7 days paid vacation. Thats if I work 50 hours/week


Originally Posted by Johntravis89
There is 2 different high fence. 1 small and one big! Mine was free range in the big pen and was not a breeder buck. Why does it have to be twisted around??
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Most of my work use to run out around the end of Nov. or the first week of Dec. when capital funds ran out. Wouldn't pick back up till 2nd week of Jan. when new years PO #s would come good. Last year extra money came up and we worked pretty much straight through. Hopefully this year money runs out on schedule.


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I usually take the first 2 weeks of Nov. off to hunt the rut... beers...That will leave me with a couple days of sick leave just in case... sick... I'm a Model Employee in case you didn't know it... smile


Did you know that Beer Nutz are over a Dollar...and Deer Nutz are under a Buck...


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Originally Posted By: Goatkiller
.. No. I'll get a couple extra days for holidays, etc. at best.


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Ya'll are just overthinking it now

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I'm off everyday.

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I usually take about 4 weeks off for deer season. A week in November and then usually the rest at the end of the season.


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On good cold weather days I tend to get sick often. Most of the time I dont ever take off work until deer season starts though and ill take a week if possible at the end of the season.

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My schedule is similar to a firefighter, except I work every 4th day. So, I work 8 days a month. smile Plus I accrue time off. I've got about 200 hours saved right now. Come on January!

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Got good hunting land 4 miles south of office and another spot 6 miles west. I rarely take a whole day off. Got my shooting houses set up on fields where I can get in without spooking deer. I will usually work till about 3:45 and be in the stand by 4 on any cold day.

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