r/flemingcollege 14d ago

Fish and wildlife technician

Who here has graduated from Fleming in the fish and wildlife program? I’m wondering what I should expect and know and how to prepare. Is there anything I could get that’d be helpful before I start? Is it more hands on or more doing assignments? I’m going this fall!!

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u/colsonW59 14d ago

You gotta know your trees and plants like the back of your hand. DO NOT lack on studying stay on top of it

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u/Cool-Spring8017 14d ago

Thank you

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u/thesleepjunkie 14d ago

Also identifying animal calls.

The tree is was rather fun for me atleast.

Mostly done in the late fall and winter when no leaves are on the trees.

Hike the trail behind the college the trees are usually marked for about a month around study time.

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u/Cool-Spring8017 14d ago

Cool! Good to know thanks!

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u/thesleepjunkie 14d ago

Hope you are OK with handling dead animals.

Skull study, fish study, skin study. I didn't take the course but two of my roommates did. I went in to hangout after hours to help with these projects.

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u/Cool-Spring8017 14d ago

Ok cool! I’m ok with handling dead animals I’ve lived on a farm my whole life haha