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Scott Linden Outdoors 
As a laid off autoworker, it is tough find the resources to do all the hunting I’d like. To save on expenses, I hunt locally, and reload my own shotgun shells. I always car pool with other hunters, and we limit activities to day hunts. Nothing out of state.
Also, if you know of a company, in the hunting/shooting industry, that is looking for a good global sales and marketing manager, send me a note.
At the start of each year, at the end of each day, I place any coins that I have in my pocket into a special hunting fund bucket. As the hunting season approaches, I cash in all the coins. It is usually enough to pay for the local as well as one out of state hunting license.