So I've never hunted in California before and want to get into it. I already took my hunters education course and was wondering if there's anything I need to know in particular? The zone areas and what is needed per zone still kind of confuses me. Why do I need a different permit for type a & b? Is that tied into zones?
Apologies for any stupid questions but I am fairly new to hunting in California.
Thank you in advance!
Good afternoon everybody, I am currently facing a challenge in a possible career change.
I am currently a fire alarm inspector/technician and might have a possible opportunity to start a career in the BAS realm through Schneider Electric.
Is it a smart move? I have automation experience from my previous role at magnolia/best buy, I know it's not exactly the same but I belive the concept is somewhat similar.
I also kind of screwed myself during the interview when asked what kind of pay range I was expecting after I was told I'd be considered for a level 3 position due to my background and once I told them what I was expecting they said that's actually around the level 2 field. Lol is there a way to correct this if they were already looking to place me in a higher role lol.
Thank you in advance!
Hello everybody!
Im new to this community but I would like some advice, or actually a broader idea of experiences.
I have been thinking of buying a sport/luxury suv to replace my 2016 Audi Q5 3.0t and 2015 Porsche Macan S.
I love the comfort that comes from the Audi and the sound and performance from the Macan, problem is that they're kind of redundant since they basically share the same frame and spirit in some ways.
One negative thing about these is that the cockpit is rather small for my preference so I would like something a bit bigger. Nothing huge since I still love the maneuverability of these.
Reliability is a must and DIY work is a bonus if at all possible.
Im not sure what I would prefer. I want to maintain my budget under 50k.
Thank you in advance.
*Still in the brainstorming part of my purchase so no rush but still greatly appreciated!