North Point Remodeling

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Hey folks, you may know me as your friendly neighborhood tile setter but I'm writing now with another gig in mind: I am also a licensed (in NY, VT requires no such license) and insured hunting and fishing guide.

My intention with this endeavor is to offer an education-based experience: giving people who are interested in procuring their own meat and experiencing an intimate relationship with the outdoors assistance in scaling the various barriers to entry that exist. The learning curve for this stuff is mighty steep, and if hunting and fishing is to be accessible to folks of a more diverse set of backgrounds it may be useful for those of us who grew up around it to help shorten the curve for others.

Some examples of a person for whom this may make sense:
- One who owns a little land, sees deer or turkeys on it, and could use some help becoming familiar with a gun or bow, safely using a tree stand, finding a good place to locate said tree stand, and butchering the animal when the time comes.
- One who loves to be in the backcountry, can hike and carry heavy packs substantial distances, and would like to pair these activities with learning to track deer on snow and put up the winter's meat while enjoying the big woods.
- One who is intrigued by the idea of hunting but who is intimidated by the complexity of proper field dressing, caring for meat in the field, butchering, and preparing the animal.
- One who loves to be on the water, and has always wondered just what the heck is going on down there 70' below the surface, and whether it might taste good?

Etc, etc. My tile business keeps me extremely busy, but the idea here is just to fit a guiding client in here and there, particularly in the fall when I'd like to be in the woods more and kneeling on porcelain less. If interested, give me a shout at alexsmithlonglake@outlook.com and we'll figure out how to get you where you want to go.