ismith
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If the wage is high enough the jobs will be filled. If you're thinking you're going to pay laborers fast food wages you're going to have the break the law and hire illegal workers.
Moving to the South?
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kiwi hunter
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Go south young man, way south.
New Zealand s the place for you, hunting every day of the week, not tags, hunting permit over the innett. Fishing is good too but do need to pay for that, probably a Hundy a year, that's on fresh water, sea fishing free, can go on charter from moeraki or maybe Timaru.
So here is a list of handy animals you can hunt, red deer, fallow deer, an hour's drive from Geraldine or Timaru gets you into wallaby by the dozens, there's rabbits and hares, those hairy goats called Tahr and chamois, and last but not least there's Wapiti down in Fiordland, if you miss out on a ballot just walk in after that period and receive a free pass and go hunting.
And pigs all over the show
Geraldine is an old time town, quiet as, I was there last week and no people to be seen on dusk in the town centre.
If it tickles your fancy and need more info happy to help, I can fill you in on how to make money in your trade line.
New Zealand s the place for you, hunting every day of the week, not tags, hunting permit over the innett. Fishing is good too but do need to pay for that, probably a Hundy a year, that's on fresh water, sea fishing free, can go on charter from moeraki or maybe Timaru.
So here is a list of handy animals you can hunt, red deer, fallow deer, an hour's drive from Geraldine or Timaru gets you into wallaby by the dozens, there's rabbits and hares, those hairy goats called Tahr and chamois, and last but not least there's Wapiti down in Fiordland, if you miss out on a ballot just walk in after that period and receive a free pass and go hunting.
And pigs all over the show
Geraldine is an old time town, quiet as, I was there last week and no people to be seen on dusk in the town centre.
If it tickles your fancy and need more info happy to help, I can fill you in on how to make money in your trade line.
Hem
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If the money was right would you pump porta potty full time?
Nick87
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Yes.
WildWill
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With a clothes pin on my nose and smile on my face. I often joke about how I'd gladly go back to my first job at Whataburger flipping burgers and making food if my paycheck stayed the same. I had almost no responsibilities, nobody looking to me for answers, I could do that job with my eyes closed while thinking of a hundred other things. I say joke but I'd do it in a heart beat.
WildWill
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After a quick Google search not even close to what it would take to get me out there.
ismith
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Heck yeah. I would wear a face mask and safety glasses though. Why do we need to import slave labor to clean porta shitters?
2rocky
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Isn't the immigration policy in NZ pretty restrictive?
I talked to a guy who did that for a living. He loved his job and insisted it was the best job ever. He didn't have to be in an office, almost never saw the boss, and he got to drive around all day and shoot the breeze with construction workers.
He didn't seem like an overly ambitious guy, but he seemed happy.
kiwi hunter
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I thought we loved Americans, certainly a skill shortage in trades, he would be welcome but it's best to google the relevant govt site for latest info.
ismith
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Who cleans your porta shitters?
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