How can I become an information-hunter by trade?

Answer 1

It depends on the type of information your gonna hunt ?

Then you need to find people who need this information and get them to pay you for it......

simple really, hope tthis has helped more than the other clowns,.....

Answer 2

Information hunters are used in a variety of areas: legal, corporate, state and other government agencies, etc. If you know which area interests you most, research which head hunting agencies this area uses most in your area. Register with that agency. Even if you are interested in freelancing only, it is good to register with an agency as well as making approaches to companies or agencies on you own. Try taking a look at some of the links below for more information:

http://www.industrex.com/information/hunter_gatherers.html

http://www.datadome.com/products/Prods_ENetSelect.shtml

http://www.hunter-mollard.com.au/positions.htm

http://www.firmadvice.com/employment.html

Answer 3

Simply become a researcher. Training courses & jobs await!

Answer 4

Hello!
Hunter Information Management has assisted clients with the following types of projects:

Identifying vital business records on paper or in computer systems and developing disaster and recovery plans

Establishing archives

Conducting records inventories and preparing retention schedules

Evaluating existing archives and records management programs

Designing and evaluating space for archives and records management programs

Assisting with the implementation of records programs required by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the HIPAA Act.

Developing policies and procedures for the destruction of records

Designing programs to manage electronic records

Determining the feasibility of electronic imaging and micrographics systems

Integrating archives and records management into knowledge management initiatives

Recording oral history reminiscences on both audiotape and videotape

Preparing exhibits and other promotional materials

Writing institutional histories and biographies

Conducting training seminars dealing with archives, records management, electronic records, micrographics, and electronic imaging

TO TAKE A COURSE
Don't wait until hunting season to take a course. It will be too late! Most courses are offered in the late summer and early fall prior to the start of hunting seasons Our dedicated volunteer instructors are also dedicated hunters and prefer to be in the woods than in the classroom during hunting season. Some courses are also offered in the spring prior to spring turkey season. Volunteer instructors schedule each course. Some are completed in a weekend, while others may take several week nights and a day during the weekend to complete. Some courses may have a fee of up to $6 to offset expenses incurred by instructors and cover use of facilities.
The links on this page will take you to the general information on each program and the present course listing. We recommend that you review the Hunter Education Requirements and Course Information links before you go to the Course Listing and sign up for a course. When registering by phone for a class, remember, you are contacting a volunteer instructor at his or her home and you should be considerate concerning the time of day you call. Specific hours to call and not to call may be indicated on the course schedule.



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The goals of Maryland's Hunter Education Programs include the reduction of hunting accidents and violations; promotion of safe, responsible and knowledgeable hunting activities and to continue the traditions of the hunting experience. In 1966 Maryland started with a voluntary program of hunter education. In 1977, the Maryland legislature made it mandatory for all first time hunters to complete a hunter education course . We now have more than 600 volunteer instructors teaching over 200 hunter education courses each year. Over 7,200 people take the Maryland Hunter Education Course every year.
It's no accident that hunting is a safe activity. That's because today's hunters are better educated than ever before. They're going into the field knowing how to hunt safely and responsibly...a knowledge provided by hunter education courses.


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Outdoor Hunting Skills for the Novice

Saturday, April 22nd, Point Lookout State Park , will be hosting Outdoor Hunting Skills for the Novice. The program will be taught by Maryland Hunter Education Instructors and is a free class to help you if you “get lost beyond your backyard”, says instructor Phil Cartwright. This class will be held from 12:30pm – 4:30pm at the Museum/Nature Center inside the campground. Pre-registration is required. To register for this class please call Phil at 301-862-1151 from 5:00pm-9:00pm. Sign up today as classes fill quickly!

For additional information call the number above or Point Lookout at 301-872-5688.

Answer 5

By finding valuable stuff on your hunting trips.

Answer 6

Right here, I can present an example...
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/my/profile;_ylt=Are2XUiAp8eGsNM302QKma4gBgx.?show=AA11199137
try to ask questions as this person does !

Answer 7

Have you tried searching the wonderful yahoo ??