Other than hunting and fishing: I like to go hiking and camping with my wife and pups whenever we can. I have a laundry list of hobbies I used to pursue and still have the equipment, but just haven't in a while: playing guitar, golfing, fly tying, mountain and road biking, trapping, knife making. I've tried building my own bows and I do still work on guns, upgrading parts, refinishing, etc. I started getting into cerakoting a few years ago.
Although I never played but one year as a kid, I actually starting playing co-ed soccer on a team at my work a couple years ago. Turns out I'm not too bad. We just finished indoor season and I'm trying to get in shape for outdoor.
At 36 with no kids, I'm still finding I don't seem to have as much time for hobbies as I used to. I don't have the same desire to be constantly busy. I recently thought about selling my bikes and my golf clubs (I know I'd regret it). I've already sold our kayaks last year.
I'm seriously contemplating getting my Nuisance Wildlife Permit and start doing that on the side, kind of a hobby and potential business venture wrapped up into one.
Although I never played but one year as a kid, I actually starting playing co-ed soccer on a team at my work a couple years ago. Turns out I'm not too bad. We just finished indoor season and I'm trying to get in shape for outdoor.
At 36 with no kids, I'm still finding I don't seem to have as much time for hobbies as I used to. I don't have the same desire to be constantly busy. I recently thought about selling my bikes and my golf clubs (I know I'd regret it). I've already sold our kayaks last year.
I'm seriously contemplating getting my Nuisance Wildlife Permit and start doing that on the side, kind of a hobby and potential business venture wrapped up into one.
