Originally Posted by
NHscrapman
I currently am running a landscape company also running a snow removal company as well as snow making at a ski mountain. I help a logging company out on weekends and a dirt pit as well on weekends i cook at a restaurant occasionaly usually holidays and large functions. tuesdays and thursdays during the summer i work as a farmhand and cattle hand. when none of those things are happening i will help out any member of my family who are all tradesman plumbers electricians framers roofers. i am only apprentice as an electrician but have a journeyman in plumbing and will pursue these further for sure. I sell any number of things including scrap metal firewood vegetables mushrooms mineral samples and raw gemstones moose antlers refurbished house hold goods refurbished firearms and refurbished power equipment.
I know i missed a lot of jobs but lets just say i'm busy!
Edit: I forgot helping my father on odd mechanic jobs he gets from time to time. it's not like he needs me (he's a master at anything with an engine) but I know he enjoys spending time working on these things with me and wants to pass his knowledge on.
well two years have passed
I don't have to work too much anymore, cleared all my debt, and live a pretty simple life. My plan worked
no more cooking, no more snowmaking, construction is pretty slow this year, scrapping is a rainy day fund deal now.
The two businesses are plenty but still log and help the farmer out because they need the help badly.
doing a lot of hunting, gathering and producing my own goods mostly trading for what I need and to off set spending money.
have a good pile of refurbs ready to go and those bring in a good bit of pocket change.
got into making canoe paddles by hand will give those a go at the open air market, thinking about doing some chainsaw carving as well.
just out adventuring and treasure hunting with the boy for now...
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