Nameless Range
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Lotta good advice on here. For what it is worth, I envy your situation a bit, and encourage you to go hunting.
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Thanks for the input I appreciate you all taking the time to read and respond to my lengthy post. I’m working at husky oil refinery in Lima Ohio, I live close by a marathon though in catlettsburg KentuckyThe fact that you’re worried about it tells me your head is in the right place. Had my opportunity to do the same thing 37 years ago when I left the Corps. Didn’t take it and now all these years later, I’m retired and planning on 60 days elk hunting this year. Do it! Then go back and save for that house. You’ll enjoy the following hunting trip more without a mortgage hanging over your head.
You wouldn’t happen to be on turn around at a Marathon refinery?
I love my job, but Cheesehead's post is right on the money.You absolutely should go.
I’m 32 with a wife and an 8 month old. It is tough finding a long weekend to hunt, let alone a week.
You have plenty of years to make money. You will not be able to take a long stint for hunting once you marry/have kids/work commitments. Do it now and take pictures. Better yet, try to invite different friends to join you for a week here, week there. You’ll always remember those times. I don’t remember what happened a year ago at work.