In PART 2 of this financial advice for hunters, Randy continues to field listener questions regarding all things money. Randy discusses how to properly and respectfully borrow hunting gear from friends to ensure you’ll be able to borrow it again.
Randy talks about how to have the best hunting possible by utilizing points to make your trip efficient and more likely successful. One listener asks if he should cash out his children’s 529 education accounts in order to use that money for a sheep hunt. Randy instead suggests he save some money for a divorce attorney if he decides to do that.
Should hunters hide their hunting budget from their spouse or significant other? How can someone properly budget for their first out of state hunt? Randy covers all these questions and plenty more. The goal is for you to be able to hunt more and spend less.
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