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Personal Narrative: A Career As A Wildlife Resources Officer

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Many people believe that being a wildlife resources officer is the easiest job in the world. But, they have no clue what actually happens throughout the day. Notably getting into this profession is exhausting; I worked extraneous hours to prove my abilities for this position. Many long nights and insufficient amounts of sleep, but I remained persistent. Today, I am acknowledged as Officer Fullington. Being the stubborn self I am, I persevered and got my dream job. Let me walk you through a day in my life to demonstrate the challenging obstacles I face every day. I start my day off bright and early, because I have the morning shift. The sun is on the verge of starting its day also. My favorite part about the morning is sitting on the

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