are there any pesties on here in the south west?

[ellir0305 9]

i am currently on holiday from college and hopefully despite many obstacles, consisting of lack of funds, starting a new course in countryside management next year

 

i put up a similar post a while back looking for work but i really would like some experience in the field other than what i do as a hobby. i'm 17 years old and willing to work hard and i've got a year of engineering under me belt which could come in useful. i have my own transport (motorbike) and a provisional licence.

 

i know a little bit about snaring and trapping but would like to learn from experienced practitioners. i shoot air rifles and shotgun (certificate application in progress).

 

so would there be anybody willing to take me out for a few days as an extra pair of hands in return for some hard graft and a few drinks?

 

 

thanks for reading

 

Rob Elliott

[shepp 2,285]

Pick up a log book from your college, log and get signed off all your hours you spend doing pest control or anything else you do working in the countryside.

You will find it much easier to keep up with your college work and get high grades if you don't have so much volunteer work to do during the course.

You will need 240 hours in total.

Take my advice and you will thank me later, i can promise you that much.

Lastly you will love every miniute of it, it's a great course and there will be plenty of work in the environmental sector once the recession is over.

Good luck

Shepp

[ellir0305 9]

Pick up a log book from your college, log and get signed off all your hours you spend doing pest control or anything else you do working in the countryside.

You will find it much easier to keep up with your college work and get high grades if you don't have so much volunteer work to do during the course.

You will need 240 hours in total.

Take my advice and you will thank me later, i can promise you that much.

Lastly you will love every miniute of it, it's a great course and there will be plenty of work in the environmental sector once the recession is over.

Good luck

Shepp

 

 

cheers mate but i havent started it yet, i want to get some professional experience over the summer

[shepp 2,285]

Pick up a log book from your college, log and get signed off all your hours you spend doing pest control or anything else you do working in the countryside.

You will find it much easier to keep up with your college work and get high grades if you don't have so much volunteer work to do during the course.

You will need 240 hours in total.

Take my advice and you will thank me later, i can promise you that much.

Lastly you will love every miniute of it, it's a great course and there will be plenty of work in the environmental sector once the recession is over.

Good luck

Shepp

 

 

cheers mate but i havent started it yet, i want to get some professional experience over the summer

 

 

Yes that won't be a problem, you can still build up the work experiance hours now to use for your course later, others did it on my course.

I struggled to find the time when I was there, just finished now, got a Merit with my national certificate.

I'll go back next year and make it up to a diploma, that year includes guns, stalking and deer management.

[ellir0305 9]

awesome cheers bud, i will make sure i document what i do from now on incase it comes in useful

[ellir0305 9]

This is Mrs InsaneCane here and I am on the board so it is not totally all guys, and /or this wasnt a totally wasted thread. LOL.

 

Now where are all the other women, come on there has to be a few.

 

can i politely ask what the hell you think you are doing? this was a useful thread!

 

mods???