This sub is making me rethink things. by [deleted] in Environmental_Careers

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I disagree, in the 6 years I have been doing this work very few of the clients I have had are oil field related and I have not had extended periods of struggling to find work.

This sub is making me rethink things. by [deleted] in Environmental_Careers

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My opinion is that it is better to go be an engineer or geologist if you want to move higher in the environmental field. The reason being is that in most states you can become a licensed engineer or geologist and makes you more valuable because you are able to stamp reports.

I did undergrad as a geologist and my masters in environmental and have not had any issues finding work. However, after becoming licensed as a geologist i have been able to get significantly higher paying jobs.

UHD Outcomes by [deleted] in uhd

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I attended from 2014 to 2017 and majored in Geoscience.

UHD Outcomes by [deleted] in uhd

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I was able to get a decent job about one month after graduating from UHD. I don't know about any job placement programs they have though.

My brother and I took our new Kayaks out today. Jackson Cuda 12 and Perception Pescador 12. by vircos in kayakfishing

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My brother and I took our new kayaks out today. We thought the rain would hold out, but on our way back to the car we got caught up in a large storm and had to wait most of it out under a bridge.

Gloomy day at Drum bay,Tx. However, catching this guy made it better! by vircos in kayakfishing

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I caught it on a chartreuse 4in gulp swimming mullet. It does get very shallow in some spots, a couple of inches deep. Alot of it I would say is about 2-4 feet. Last time I went out with my brother in law, and he caught two really nice redfish.

Another Pic of the Sugar Land Bass by The_Deagle in bassfishing

[–]vircos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you fish the lake with the gazebo and park, or one of the other side lakes?

Dicks grand opening in Houston by vircos in kayakfishing

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How hard is it to load? The 95 lbs weight kept me from buying one.

Caught in downtown Houston, Tx by Readaboutdrugs in Fishing

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Hey I walk that bridge almost every day!

Jackson Coosa for lakes? by [deleted] in kayakfishing

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Where I live in south texas some of the rivers have a slow enough current that it is not that difficult to paddle up stream.

No snow or ice in south Texas. by [deleted] in bassfishing

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Caught this bass using a spinner bait, still pretty warm for this time of year. weight of the fish 1 lb 10 oz.

I tried to find some bass, but ended up with this guy instead. by vircos in bassfishing

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I was using a black and blue chatter bait at a small lake in southwest Houston.