^ me too. I think pretty much anything dealing with F&S would be an awesome job...If you find anything, let me know!! :)

A background in journalism wouldn't hurt, and as 2Poppa said, an English degree is great if you're going to be a writer of some sort. Learn to spell correctly. This isn't a field in which you will get rich, but there's a lot of career satisfaction.

Good luck from an ex-journalist.

Step 1: Become the world's richest person.
Step 2: Buy either the magazine itself or the entire Bonnier Corp.
Step 3: Install yourself as one of the field editors
Step 4: Buy the best gear you can, and spend the next ten years in the wild living off the land
Step 5: Devote a four page section to the adventures you had during those ten years

LOL, just joking. Getting the education and working wherever you have to until you can get the job you really want is the way to do it.

yea fruguy is right

First, remove the phrase "I get" from your vocubulary. Second, write, write, write, write and write, and then publish a lot. If you are serious, talk to your local newspaper about writing the occasional column for free, or try to contribute to your area outdoors journal. A lot of guys want to write for F&S, and the magazine doesn't need to take a chance on anyone that has not already proven themselves.

Learn how to play golf, hold your liquor, brown nose with the best and to come up with BS fiction to out sale the competitor’s magazines!

Kiss (you know what), and learn how to hunt without doing the work.

I would also like to have a job like that and i checked into some colleges and they said that the best way to start woul be to become a journalist

Your guess is as good as mine!